Yarnix

Use case · Brand mascots

Your mascot, on model and at true size.

Give the mascot a passport with its height, palette and the poses it must never do. Every ad variant keeps it on brand.

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Where generic tools break.

  • Off-model colours

    Brand colours drift a shade in every generation.

  • Wrong product scale

    The box is sometimes a toy, sometimes a fridge.

  • Forbidden poses

    Models happily invent gestures your brand book rules out.

How Yarnix keeps your cast together.

  • Palette lock

    Passport colours are part of every prompt and every QC check.

  • Product in centimetres

    The product gets a size too, so it stays in proportion to the mascot.

  • House rules

    Things the mascot must never do are listed once and applied to every shot.

Start from this format.

Your mascot opens your product with a host, at true size.

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What an episode's receipt shows.

A sample receipt with illustrative numbers until this format's example episode is rendered.

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Episode receipt

sample receipt · illustrative numbers

Mascot unboxing · 15 s · Pro

  • Charged858 cr
  • Refunded42 cr

Rejected takes

  • Shot 03 · cut · outfit colour drift
Shots
4
Retakes
1
Max drift
2.7 %within ±7 %
Charged / quoted
858 / 900 cr

sample receipt · illustrative numbers

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Questions, answered.

Can I use the ads commercially?

Pro and Studio include a commercial license; the Terms will cover every plan before launch.

Can you copy an existing mascot?

No. Use a mascot you own the rights to; third-party characters are refused.

Which quality mode suits ads?

Pro: scale-locked keyframes and lip-sync at 1080p. Max adds 4K on Pro and Studio.

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