About PlentyLabs
The creative process is messy...
…and it should be.
Creating something worth caring about does not happen at the click of a button. Yet somehow, that became the new standard. Modern tools turned creative work into a pure numbers game: more assets, more variations, more output, faster, faster, faster. One-button tools promised to make the work easier, but with every step automated, they lost a little more of the craft, and even more of the creator itself.
Somewhere along the way, we forgot the point of it all. Creative work is a process. It's non-linear, iterative, and often beautifully messy. The best ideas rarely arrive fully formed; they are the result of revisions, late-night pivots, and unexpected detours. AI should serve as an amplifier for creative thinking, not replace it. So we will not.
We are building PlentyLabs around professional creators who want to move from idea to execution without losing control of the creative process. It is an AI-powered collaborative canvas where ideas, people, and tools connect to explore, create, and execute. A creative playground designed to expand what creators can make.
When execution is effortless, human taste is invaluable. We are not here to take creativity out of the process; we are here to make room for more of it.
Creativity does not start with one idea. It starts with Plenty.
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We build the canvas where creative teams do their best work.
PlentyLabs began in Stockholm in 2025, built by a small team who wanted AI tools made for how creatives actually work: non-linear, iterative and together. Since April 2026 we are part of Epidemic Group, alongside Epidemic Sound, which brings their music and sound into the same canvas as image, video, references and iteration.
- Stockholm
- Where we started, and where we still build.
- 2025
- Founded as VXA, now PlentyLabs.
- 2026
- Part of Epidemic Group since April.