What is in Sanry, page by page: what each one is for, how to start, and which ones spend credits.
Open SanryYour home. Tell Sanry what you need in plain words: an ad for a product, a caption, a campaign idea. It answers with a proposal you can adjust before anything is made, and your recent work sits below.
To start: Type what you want to make, or drop a product photo into the composer.
Credits: Chat is free. Making an image or a clip costs credits, and the price shows on the proposal before you confirm.
Your AI marketing team. A campaign runs through stages: the Strategist plans it around what you sell and who buys it, the Copywriter writes, the Art Director makes the images and clips, the Publisher prepares the posts, and the Analyst reads the results.
To start: Open Agents, describe the goal of the campaign, and approve the plan before any media is made.
Credits: Planning is free. Only the images and clips the Art Director makes cost credits.
A canvas for one project: the images you make, their edits, versions and notes side by side. Every generation from chat lands on a board, and there you can draw, crop and edit an image with a prompt.
To start: Open a board from a chat result, or create one and drag images in.
Credits: Images and edits cost credits by model and size; the price shows before you generate.
Short films for launches and promos. Auteur writes the plan, builds the sets and the cast, sketches a storyboard, renders each scene as a clip, and stitches them into one film you can download or post.
To start: Open Auteur, describe the film, review the plan, then render.
Credits: Each clip costs credits by model and length, shown before you render. The plan and the final stitch are free.
Plan your Instagram feed as a whole: a grid of posts that reads well together, rendered from one master image and cut into tiles, with captions and a schedule. Publishing goes out through your connected Instagram account.
To start: Open Grids, pick a size and a theme, and Sanry drafts the grid.
Credits: The master render costs credits like an image; cutting and publishing are free.
Everything you uploaded and everything Sanry made, plus your products. A product carries a photo and a name, so any page can put it in an ad.
To start: Add a product with its photo here, or upload assets to reuse in chat and on boards.
Reusable characters for your ads: a consistent face and look you can cast in images and films, instead of a different stranger each time.
To start: Describe the persona and Sanry composes a reference sheet for it.
Credits: Making a persona costs credits once; using it after that is free.
Your brand kit: logos, colours, fonts, presets, knowledge, style notes, documents, elements and visual references, plus rules Sanry must always or never follow. Brand Taste reads your best posts or ads and sums up your palette, lighting, mood and style words, so everything Sanry makes starts from your look.
To start: Upload your logos and three or more of your best posts, then press Read my images.
Credits: Free.
Every image and clip Sanry has made for this workspace, in one gallery, to download, reuse or post.
How your Instagram posts perform: what is working and what is not, in plain words, refreshed on a schedule. Needs a connected Instagram account.
Credits: Free.
Track the brands you compete with: their recent posts, what gets traction, and ideas you can recreate in your own style.
To start: Add a competitor by its handle or website.
Credits: Research costs one credit per social platform searched. Recreating a post costs one credit for the prompt, and the image is priced like any other.
Your account, your workspace, team members and their roles, language and theme, notifications, the Instagram connection, billing, and where to send feedback.
Every account starts with 40 free credits. A plan adds monthly credits and replaces the free ones. The price in credits shows next to each model before you generate, and a failed generation is refunded.
Sanry connects to Instagram business accounts to read your posts and insights and to publish. Meta is reviewing our permissions, so until it approves, only accounts we add by hand can connect. You can still teach Sanry your brand by uploading your images to the Brand Library.
Did not find it? Write to support@sanry.app.