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Using Applications

Applications are curated one-click experiences: each wraps the right model, a crafted prompt, and sensible settings behind a single screen. You supply an image, video, or a line of text — Corte does the rest. There are 35 of them, and every run spends credits like any other generation.

app.corte.so/studio/applications
All applicationsAdvertisingFashionFinish Your Film
Product Reshoot
Restage any product photo
Virtual Try-On
Any garment on any model
Create Ad
New ads in seconds
Upscale Video
Sharpen and enhance
The Applications gallery — collections filter the shelf, and each card previews its before/after as you move your cursor.

Open Applications from the rail (app.corte.so/studio/applications). Cards are image-first — move your cursor across one to wipe between its before and after. The header's search field and filter button narrow the shelf, and both stay pinned as you scroll.

Three curated collections group the most-used apps:

CollectionThe pitchIncludes
Applications for AdvertisingCreate new ads in seconds — or remake the ones you already have.Create Ad, Vary Ad, Ad Localization, Mockup, Product Reshoot, Product Video
Applications for FashionFrom flatlay to lookbook without a shoot.Flatlay to Model, Flatlay from Products, Bundle from Products, Stylize Image, Animate Image
Finish Your FilmGrade, fix, relight, reframe, and upscale — after the shoot.Color Grade Video, Remove from Video, Video Weather, Video Time of Day, Reframe Video, Upscale Video

The full catalog goes well beyond those — a sample:

For imagesFor videoFor audio
Product Images, Professional Headshot, Restore Photo, Colorize Photo, Remove Background, Upscale Image, Extend Background, Sketch to Render, Vary ImageAnimate Image, Seamless Loop, References to Video, Multi-Shot Video, Edit Video, Video Backdrop, Stylize VideoSound Effects, Voiceover, Music Track

Running an application

Clicking a card opens the full-screen run view:

  1. Add your input. Each app states what it needs — one or more images, a video, or just text. Pickers pull from uploads, your Library, and connected integrations.
  2. Pick a preset (when the app has them). Presets are one-tap looks with thumbnail previews — Product Reshoot offers All White, Kitchen Counter, Forest, Poolside; Stylize Image offers Watercolor, Anime, Film Noir, Pop Art, Claymation, Pixel Art; Video Time of Day offers Dawn, Golden Hour, Blue Hour, Night. Camera-move presets (like Product Video's Slow Orbit) preview as looping clips.
  3. Add notes if you want to steer beyond the preset — this field supports @-mentions.
  4. Run. The estimate ("~N credits") sits right next to the button. The run behaves like any generation: it appears in your gallery, can be cancelled while queued, and lands in your Library.

Applications vs. the composer vs. Workflows

  • Reach for an Application when your task matches one — it's the fastest path and the prompts are already tuned.
  • Use the composer when you want full control over model and settings.
  • Build a Workflow when the task has multiple steps or you'll repeat it at scale.

:::tip Developers Applications are scriptable: list them and run them with the REST API or MCP. :::