Tasvi Creative Studio · Subscription
Everything that happens between the last frame and the finished delivery — album layout, name posters, 3D approval, AI-assisted video edits — running in the browser, on your own files. Built inside a working studio. Now licensed to yours.
Modules
Turn on what your studio actually uses. New modules land in the same workspace — no second login, no second subscription.
Wedding albums laid out from your event folders, to print rules the lab won't argue with.
The couple's names filled with their own photographs — eleven poster sizes, print-ready.
Show the client the book before it prints — cloth binding, real page bend, real sound.
Hand over the day's rushes and get a first cut back — teaser, long film and vertical cuts.
Send a link, collect the corrections in one place instead of across three chat apps.
Accounts, permissions, storage and billing for the whole studio, in one dashboard.
Where your work lives
A wedding shoot is somebody's private life. Creative Studio is built so those files stay on your machine by default — the workspace runs in the browser, but the project folder is yours.
The first thing a new project asks for is a folder on your PC. Every layout, cover and edit is written straight into it as you work, so you can close the tab, shut the machine, and reopen the same project tomorrow exactly where you left it.
Photographs are never uploaded. Nothing leaves the building.
When a job has to move between machines — the designer at the studio, the retoucher at home — an admin ticks Cloud on that project. Only then is it synced, and only that project. Everything else stays local.
Cloud is per project, reversible, and logged.
Accounts & permissions
The studio owner adds accounts and permits each one module by module. A designer never sees billing; an intern never exports final print files.
| Role | Album design | Video edit | Final export | Cloud projects | Accounts | Billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner / Admin | Yes | Yes | Yes | Set | Yes | Yes |
| Studio manager | Yes | Yes | Yes | Use | Yes | No |
| Designer | Yes | No | Yes | Use | No | No |
| Editor | No | Yes | Yes | Use | No | No |
| Assistant | Draft only | No | No | No | No | No |
Roles are a starting point — every permission can be switched on or off per person.
Plans
Billed monthly in NPR. Cancel whenever — your projects are on your own computer, so nothing is held hostage.
Solo
For the one-person studio that designs its own albums.
Studio
For a working team — designers, editors and an owner who wants control.
House
For multi-branch houses and labs designing for other studios.
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial on one real job. If the album doesn't come out right, you don't pay.