EVRY
client
In-house development by PixelPEC
briefing
How far can a brand be built purely with AI agents – from zero to an international campaign? To explore this question, we created EVRY.
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implementation
EVRY is not a client brand. EVRY is an experiment. A bag brand conceived by PixelPEC itself – developed to test a workflow that is becoming increasingly relevant in practice: How can a full international brand campaign be scaled from simple product images – using only AI and AI agents?
The starting point was deliberately kept practical – exactly what a client might send in an email: four simple product photos of a brown leather bag on a white background. No styling, no set, no context.






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In the first step, these were transformed into high-quality catalog images. Using AI-supported workflows, the raw material was turned into professional studio shots – with natural lighting, warm backgrounds, and a range of camera perspectives. At the same time, color variations, material variations, and new designs were generated directly from the original: from classic cognac leather to check patterns, crochet textures, and floral prints.
From product shot to global campaign
In the next step, the generated catalog images were turned into campaign visuals. AI-driven video workflows created cinematic scenes: models carrying the bag through European courtyards and New York industrial streets –without a camera, crew, or travel. Camera movement, direction, and backgrounds were developed through prompts and iterative control within a node-based AI workflow.
The result: a fully realized campaign film that seamlessly integrates into a high-end fashion aesthetic.
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International Scaling
The core question of the experiment was scalability. Once developed, the same content was automatically adapted for different markets – in English, French, and Chinese – with locally adapted models, culturally relevant visual languages, and market-specific copy. Three markets. Three visual worlds. One workflow.
What would have required three separate productions, three casting processes, and three post-production workflows in a traditional setup was realized here as a single, scalable output – consistent in brand identity, yet adapted for each market.




What we have demonstrated
EVRY does not exist as a brand. But the workflow does – and it works. From a simple product photo to a multilingual international campaign, developed with interconnected AI agents that work in parallel, iterate, and scale.
What we tested for ourselves with EVRY, we now apply for our clients.


