Create images, audio, and video in your chats
Turn an idea into an image, audio clip, or video with supported models while keeping the request and result in the same conversation.
Some ideas are easier to show or hear than to explain in another block of text. Yorikai can generate images, audio, and video inside a chat when you choose a supported model. You describe what you want, add useful direction, and receive the generated result alongside the conversation that shaped it.
This keeps creative requests close to the rest of your work. A visual for a presentation, a short audio concept, or a video draft can begin with the same kind of clear prompt you already use for writing and research.
Start with the result you need
Tell Yorikai what you want to create and include the details that matter: the subject, mood, format, audience, or purpose. A more concrete request gives the selected model better direction.
You can use image generation for visual concepts and illustrations, audio generation for spoken or sound-based output, and video generation for motion-based ideas. Each output type has its own supported models, so the available choices may differ from a normal text chat.
Choose a supported model
Not every model can create every kind of media. Yorikai only presents generation as an option where the selected model and current route support it. Availability, output format, generation time, and usage cost can vary by model.
That distinction matters: multimedia generation is a capability of supported models, not a promise that any model can produce images, audio, and video interchangeably.
Create without leaving the conversation
The prompt, follow-up details, and generated result stay connected to the chat. You can see why a result was requested and keep the surrounding discussion available instead of separating the creative output from its context.
Yorikai brings text and supported media generation into one workspace, so you can move from an idea to a visible or playable result without starting a separate workflow for each format.