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Uramaki Studio AI🛠️ 1 tool 🙏 1 karmaMar 22, 2026@UramakiHey TAAFT community 👋 We’ve just rolled out two new features on Uramaki Studio AI: ✨ Enhanced Brand Kit You can now define your Tone of Voice, branding guidelines, and typography to keep your content fully consistent and on-brand. 🚀 More for free users We’ve increased the limit — free users can now create up to 2 Instagram campaigns per month, each with 3-image carousels. Would love to hear your feedback and see what you create with it! -
It's not even usable anymore, their website is literally a sponsor and that's it
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Thanks for the support! We feel all this ourselves and that's why started this project. Keep up with our updates ;)
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