For potters
Photograph the kiln load once, on your phone. A month of Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn posts comes back, captions written.
Upload up to nine photos of the piece you made. Latent preserves its shape, glaze colour, speckle and the line of the lip, then generates a month of posts with captions for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. Free while in beta, no card.
Reference photos
Prompt-only generation invents pots. It rounds the lip, evens the speckle, and hands back a catalogue piece nobody threw. Latent starts from yours instead. Attach up to nine photos of the real piece, shot on your phone, and every picture is steered by them: same glaze, same speckle, same line to the lip. Only the room around the pot changes.
How generation reads your referencesA month at a time
A kiln load comes out and every piece wants its own pictures. That is an afternoon away from the wheel. Start from one prompt and the assistant drafts the month with you on the days you do not know what to post. The looks change the room around the pot, morning window light to clean studio to a dark table, while the reference photos hold the piece still.
What the assistant drafts The looks a pot can sit inInpaint
A picture that is nearly right is worth fixing, not making again. Paint over the part that is wrong, say what belongs there instead, and the rest of the shot stands. The glaze you approved is still the glaze in the frame.
How editing keeps what workedEvery shape
A feed post, a grid tile and a story are three shapes of one photograph. Latent extends the frame outward instead of cropping into it, so the pot sits where you set it in all three.
Captions and publishing
A photograph is half a post. The caption comes with it, written to match and written again for each account: Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn each get their own words and their own shape. You read every one before it goes out, and nothing publishes without you.
Where the posts goInstead of the patchwork
A tool that makes one picture leaves you the rest: the caption, the three shapes, and the sending, each in its own tab.
Today
With Latent
One prompt makes the picture, writes the caption and sends the post. It runs in a browser tab, with nothing to install.
Still images and captions, out to Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. No video and no Reels yet, so the wheel clips are still yours to shoot. More places to publish are the road from here.
I hand it three photos of the glaze and it stops guessing. The pot in the picture is the pot on my shelf. Same lip, same speckle, same weight to it.
Free beta
Make the pictures, fix the one wrong thing, and send the posts. Everything you make stays yours.
Questions
No. Latent generates from up to nine photos of the piece you made and preserves its shape, proportions, glaze colour, materials and finish. The lip stays uneven where you threw it uneven, and the speckle stays where it fell.
Only you. Reference photos go into your private library. There is no public gallery and no shared feed.
Rules differ by platform and they change, so check each platform's current policy before you post. On Latent's side the facts are these: images are generated from photos of the piece you actually made, you review every image and caption before publishing, and nothing goes out without you.
Yes. Latent is in beta and free to use. No plans, no prices, no card. And it asks before it spends anything.
No. Latent runs in a browser tab. Upload the photos, type a prompt, read what comes back, publish.
Each piece is its own product, so each gets its own photos: up to nine reference photos per product. Everything else carries across the kiln load. The prompt, the looks and the shape of the captions stay set once you like them.