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The Studio

A blank canvas where you place anything you like — type, photographs, shapes, a QR code — in your brand’s colours and typefaces. Elle composes the first draft; you move it around until it is right.

Signature membership

The Studio makes the pieces your listings do not: the just-listed post, the open house invitation, the flyer for the door, the seasonal note, the market minute, the business card. Every piece wears your brand automatically.

The Studio, with the brief box at the top and a shelf of starters below
Describe what you want, pick a starter, or begin from nothing.

Three ways to begin

  1. Describe it. Type what you want in the box at the top — “An open house invitation for 12 Ocean Cliff, Saturday 1–3, twilight mood, use the terrace photo from my library.” Pick a size, pick a property if it has one, and press Design it. Elle composes the whole piece.
  2. Start from a starter. The shelf below the box holds designs that are already laid out — just listed, sold, coming soon, quote card, market minute, seasonal greeting, listing flyer, buyer’s guide, business card, and more. Pick one and it opens as yours to change.
  3. Start from nothing. A blank canvas, if you would rather place everything yourself.

Or ask Elle from anywhere:

Make a just-listed post for Ridgeline.

Design me a market minute card for the Heights.

Attaching a property

Choosing a property before you begin does three useful things:

  • Its photographs come into the picker, so you are never hunting for them.
  • The price, address and specifications can be read from the property itself — change the price on the listing and the piece changes with it.
  • The QR code knows where to point.

A starter plus a property is the fastest route to something finished: the empty photo frames fill from that property’s own gallery the moment the piece opens.

Real photographs only

A starter never arrives with a stock photograph standing in for a house. When a piece is attached to a property, that property’s own pictures are the only ones used. See Photographs.

Sizes

Pick the size when you begin, and change it any time afterwards.

For the screenFor paper
Post — 1080 × 1080Flyer — Letter, 8.5 × 11 in
Portrait — 1080 × 1350Card — 5 × 7 in
Story — 1080 × 1920Business card — 3.5 × 2 in
Landscape — 1350 × 1080
Link card — 1200 × 628
Profile banner — 1500 × 500

Print sizes are set at the real dimensions, so a flyer comes out of the printer at Letter and a card at 5 × 7 — not near enough.

One brief, a whole launch

On a listing’s Marketing tab, Launch kit composes a matching set in one go — a hero for social, a story, a flyer, a postcard, and an email header — all from the same brief and all wearing the same look. They arrive as separate pieces you can edit individually, marked as a launch set.

If one of the five fails, the other four still arrive and the app says which one did not. You are never handed a set that is quietly short.

What is on the page

SectionHolds
BeginThe brief box, the sizes, and the property picker
StartersReady-made designs to open and change
Your startersDesigns you saved as a starting point of your own
Your canvasesEverything you have made
Earlier piecesWork from the older studio — see below
Image libraryYour own photographs
The CollectionLicensed photography anyone here can use
Earlier pieces

If you used the Studio before it became a canvas, your old pieces are still here and still yours. Each one offers Rebuild — Elle re-composes it as a canvas, carrying its own words across — or Delete. Nothing was thrown away and nothing was rewritten behind your back.

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