A working bench, not a brochure.
The same engines that power the studio, unhooked from your brand profile. Type a brief, sign in, and keep the output.
Six instruments, one bench.
These are the same tools that run inside the studio. Here they run without an account, on your own file, so you can judge them before you commit to anything.
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Pick an instrument
Each one does a single job well rather than six jobs adequately.
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Bring your own file
Nothing here needs a brand profile, a kit, or a signup.
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Run it
The result is yours to keep, whether or not you go further.
Captions
A brief in, three caption options out – pick a tone.
These work for anyone. In the studio, they work as you.
Here, every tool starts from a blank page. Inside Repic the same engines read your Brand Persona – so the caption arrives in your voice, the script in your structure, the ideas already on-brand.
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A working bench, and the honest limits of a free one
The workbench runs the same engines the studio runs. Not a demo build, not a watered-down variant, not a queue that is quietly slower. The difference between the workbench and the studio is not capability; it is that the studio remembers your brand and the bench is where you go to run one specific thing.
It is free with a Repic account, and it needs an account for a boring, honest reason: generation costs money, output has to be stored somewhere that is yours, and an anonymous run has nowhere to put the result. There is no trial timer and no card.
If you have described a brand, the bench reads it, so a run here comes out on brand without you configuring anything. If you have not, it still works; the output is just generic in the way anything generated from a topic alone is generic, which is itself a useful thing to see side by side.
Step by step, with nothing skipped
Sign in
A free account. This is where your output lives afterwards, which is why anonymous runs are not a thing.
Type a brief
One line, the same input the studio engines take. No prompt engineering required and none rewarded.
Run it
Real engines, real statuses. Queued means queued; there is no fake progress bar.
Keep the output
It is yours, it stays in your history, and you can export it. The Terms of Service is explicit that you own what you make.
What this does not do
It is not a sandbox with fake output
Everything the bench produces is real, usable output. There is no watermark and no crippled resolution.
It does not need a prompt-engineering habit
Elaborate prompts are not the interface. A topic line plus your brand profile is.
It is not unlimited
Generation costs real money, so a free account has a credit allowance. It is stated rather than discovered when a run fails.
Straight answers
What is the difference between the workbench and Repic Studio?
The engines are the same. The studio holds your brand: persona, kit, twins, history, the Quality Engine, the Assistant. The bench is where you run one thing without setting up in the studio first.
Is the output watermarked or limited?
No. It is real output at full quality and you own it. The limit is a credit allowance, not a degradation of what you get.
Do I need to have described a brand first?
No. Without a brand profile you get output generated from your brief alone. With one, every run reads your palette, type and voice. Running the same brief both ways is the clearest demonstration of what the brand profile actually buys.