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About Creator Lab
Who runs Creator Lab, why it exists and how it makes money.
Why Creator Lab exists
I make online training courses for a living. That means scripts, screen recordings, explainer animations, thumbnails, course covers and a steady stream of social clips, usually on a deadline.
Over the last few years almost every tool I use has added "AI" to its name. Some of these tools genuinely save hours. Others are flashy demos wrapped in an aggressive sales funnel. Their sales pages all look the same, which makes it hard for a small business owner, teacher or new creator to tell them apart before paying.
Creator Lab is my attempt to fix that. I explain what each tool does, who it suits, what it really costs (including subscriptions and upsells) and what to watch out for. I write it in plain English, for people who would rather make videos than read software jargon.
Who writes this
Jane from Brisk360 — Founder, Brisk360 — trainer and course creator.
I build online training courses for a living, which means I spend a lot of time making videos, thumbnails and course graphics. Creator Lab is where I test the AI tools that promise to make that work faster, and report what actually happens.
Creator Lab is a sister project of Brisk360, where I teach practical Excel, data and AI-productivity skills.
How Creator Lab makes money
Creator Lab is free to read. When you buy a product through some of the links on this site, the seller pays us a commission. You pay the same price either way.
That model only works long term if you trust what you read here, so:
- We never accept payment to review or rank a product.
- Every tool guide shows whether we have tested it hands-on yet or are giving an overview from research.
- We list the full price, including subscriptions and upsells.
- We recommend free or cheaper options when they do the job.
Read the full affiliate disclosure and how we test.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections or a tool you'd like us to look at? Contact us. We read everything.