


A picture from a sentence.
Describe it as you'd brief a photographer. Motif picks the model best suited to that kind of picture.
Make and edit pictures by describing them. Motif picks the model, tells you the price and saves the file.

Made from one sentence.Made from one sentence: “amber bottles and a brass dish on a walnut shelf”.
Start from a sentence, or from something you already have.



Describe it as you'd brief a photographer. Motif picks the model best suited to that kind of picture.

Add photos of things you own and say how to arrange them. The still life on the left was made from these four.Add photos of things you own and say how to arrange them. The still life above was made from the four below it.













Name a theme and how many pictures you want. They come back in the same light and colour.

The picture comes back transparent, so there's nothing to cut out.

Put the words in your prompt and they appear as written. This label came from the prompt.




Stone, plaster, linen or paper that repeats with no visible join. Here, one travertine tile is laid four times.

A few seconds long. Here the light moves across the shelf and the bottles stay where they are.
Change pictures you already have. Every edit saves a new file and leaves the original as it was.


The subject keeps a clean edge, ready to place on a page or in a new scene.

The original photo
Turn a wide shot into a square or a tall one. Motif paints in what lies past the old edges.


Detail is redrawn at the new size, so the picture stays sharp.

Say what time of day it should be. Everything in the room stays where it was. You can also soften harsh light.



Use a drawing, print or photograph as the reference. Your picture is redrawn in that style, with everything kept in place.



Give it a photo of the garment and a photo of the person. Motif shows them wearing it, folds and fit included.

Fixes blur, noise and faded colour without changing what's in the picture.
Ask what's in a picture, or turn it into layers, maps, vectors and 3D.

You
How many blocks of clay are there, and where are they?
Motif
There are four blocks of clay arranged on a wooden work surface.
Get captions, alt text, counts or the words on a label. A question costs a fraction of a penny.

Say “the white bowl” and you get the bowl alone, cut along its real edge. Works on video too.

The wall, the plinth and the pot each become a separate transparent layer you can move or replace.



Use them to hold a picture's structure while another tool changes the rest.



Logos, icons and illustrations traced as SVG, sharp at any size.





Nine house styles you can add to any prompt. A mood sets the light.









A dry run shows what Motif would do and what it would cost. Nothing is spent.
Prices from dry runs.