Every image gets a photographer.

One shared studio for your whole team: the same garments, outfits, art directions, generated results, and credits. Everyone works on the same assets instead of maintaining private copies, and every export carries the workspace watermark policy.

Separate accounts mean duplicated garment uploads, drifting art directions, and results trapped in personal libraries. A team workspace keeps one source of truth: anyone can find a teammate’s result, reuse it, review it, or continue iterating on it, under one unified bill.

Yes. Uwear’s MCP integration puts the same workspace inside Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client: briefs, generations, takes, and approvals from chat, while colleagues work in the Studio interface on the exact same assets and results.

It’s a choice about supervision, not a limitation. Some brands want a human directing every image, the way a photographer works a shot. When volume calls, the same team, assets, and art directions run through Batch Workflows with automatic QA instead.

Saved art directions carry the model, set, lighting, and framing, so every teammate’s takes land in the same visual world. Shared results make drift visible early, and review states catch anything that escapes.

The team dashboard breaks usage down by member and by model: credits, generation counts, and durations over your chosen period, with CSV export for finance. Billing is unified: one invoice and one credit pool for the whole team, however many seats.

Yes. Results carry review states in the shared workspace, so approval is explicit: a take is redone, approved, or reused, and only what the team signs off on moves downstream.