Leonardo.Ai, one of Australia's fastest-growing startups, has launched its first dedicated enterprise offering, Leonardo for Teams. The platform, which utilises generative AI for content production, allows multiple creators to collaborate and streamline workflows.

This move marks a significant milestone in the use of GenAI for enterprise-grade visual asset production.

Over the past four months, Leonardo.Ai has more than doubled its user base to 15 million users. Every day, over 6 million assets are created on the platform. Since its official launch in 2022, over 1 billion artworks have been created on Leonardo.Ai. The platform's API has been utilised by more than 900 businesses.

Leonardo.Ai has expanded its presence into new industries including architecture, design, film, fashion, e-commerce, education, and more. The launch of Leonardo for Teams is designed to meet the growing expectations of enterprises for efficient, scalable, and compliant asset production.

"Leonardo for Teams was born from the demand of marketers, designers, architects, film makers and a host of other creatives. We believe creativity is central to an enterprise's success - it's a key competitive advantage," said COO and co-founder of Leonardo.Ai, Jachin Bhasme (pictured). "Our enterprise offering brings scale and razor-sharp efficiency to the creative process, enabling major industries to transform their historic approach. It's just the start of what we're planning for Enterprise, and represents a significant step forward for GenAI, evolving from a tool for individual creators to a commercially robust offering."

Compliance and commercial safety are central to the offering, with models trained on fully licensed data and full attribution to rights-holders. Leonardo for Teams comes with a copyright indemnification policy. The platform allows creators to create, generate, and edit visual assets side-by-side into one collaborative feed.

Leonardo.Ai has also recently released a transparency tool for generating native transparent PNGs for graphic design applications, and print-on-demand. The platform's Motion feature has seen over 3.5 million video clips generated.

Work is underway on Leonardo's own proprietary foundational model, which will expand capabilities beyond standard image generation. This development underscores Leonardo.Ai's commitment to advancing the use of GenAI in the creative process, and its potential to transform industries.