Models
THE RIGHT MODELFOR EVERY JOB.
No single model is best at writing a positioning line, cutting a nine-second vertical and laying out a 4:5 still. Ayer routes each job to the one that is — 16 models today — and you can pin your own.
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Claude Opus 5Positioning, channel strategy and long briefs. The one that plans.
Default- Claude Sonnet 5
The everyday pass: copy, variants, captions, at volume.
GPT-5A second opinion on strategy, and strict structured output.
Gemini ProLong context — competitor sweeps and whole-account reads.
FluxFast and controllable, and it holds text inside the image.
Default
MidjourneyThe strongest look when the art direction is the point.
ImagenPhotoreal product stills that survive a close crop.
- GPT Image
Follows a long, fussy prompt more literally than most.
IdeogramTypography set inside the image without it turning to soup.
RecraftBrand-locked palettes, and vector out as well as raster.
- Veo
The highest-fidelity clips, with sound.
Default - Sora
Longer scenes and camera moves that hold together.
RunwayFast iteration, and video-to-video on footage you already own.
KlingStrong motion on people and on products in hand.
LumaQuick concepting before anything expensive gets rendered.
PikaShort loops and effect shots for organic.
“Default” is what Ayer reaches for when nobody has pinned anything — you can set a different one per brand, per campaign or per job. Model line-ups move faster than anything else here, so this list changes; what does not change is that your work is never used as training data, whichever model it runs through.
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