Creative Force Connector

Bring AI content generation into the production workflow your team already uses. The Creative Force connection lets you send product images, style guide details, and workflow instructions into Dreem, generate content at scale, and return finished assets back to Creative Force without changing your studio process.

The Creative Force connection lets teams turn Creative Force production requests into Dreem sessions. When a request reaches the Dreem step in Creative Force, Dreem receives the relevant production context and creates a session where your team can generate the required content.

When the connection is set up, your team can:

Creative Force sessions can be used with Dreem content types such as Virtual Model, Product Shots, Image to Video, and Content Kits.

To connect Creative Force with Dreem, you need access to both platforms.

You will need:

Notes: On Creative Force, Dreem is an add-on for Workflow Engine V2. If your team does not see Dreem available in Creative Force, contact your Creative Force CSM or workspace admin.

Create a registered app in Creative Force to generate credentials for Dreem.

Go to Studio Settings → Registered Apps and select Register App.

Choose Client Credentials, enter a name/description. For the 'On Behalf User', you will need to select a user with Admin Permissions.

Save and copy the Client ID and Client Secret, you’ll need them to set up the connection in Dreem.

In Dreem, create an API key by going to your user icon → Settings → API Keys.

Create a new key, give it a name, e.g. Creative Force connection, then select Create.

Keep the key handy, you will need it when creating the connection in Dreem and when enabling the connector in Creative Force.

In Dreem, go to User icon → Settings → Connections.

Choose Creative Force → Create, then enter:

Select Create to save. Dreem should now be connected to Creative Force.

Once you’ve created the connection in Dreem, head back to Creative Force to turn on the connector.

Go to Studio Settings → Connectors → Dreem, open the Dreem connector settings, paste your Dreem API key, then select Enable.

The tester opens Dreem in a new window. Tester access is available to Creative Force customers at no charge and does not require adding Dreem account details, such as an API key.

To use the tester, Creative Force users need a role with View or Edit permissions for Connectors.

Production workflow use is separate from tester use. To use Dreem in production workflows, your team needs Workflow Engine V2 and an active Dreem account.

Once the connection is enabled, you can add Dreem to a Creative Force workflow as a Cloud Automation step.

It is recommended to use a Generative Workflow, as Dreem can support different output types and formats.

In Creative Force, add a Cloud Automation step, select Dreem, then choose New Session.

When a task reaches this step, Creative Force sends the selected images to Dreem and automatically creates a new session.

Creative Force supports different workflow configurations depending on how your team wants to review generated assets.

Use this setup when generated assets should move forward in the Creative Force workflow without a separate Cloud Automation QC review step.

When the Dreem step is completed, the production can move directly to the next available workflow step after Final Selection.

Use this setup when your team wants to review Dreem-generated assets inside Creative Force before they continue in the workflow.

With a Cloud Automation QC step, your team can:

This setup is useful when your team wants an additional review step before generated assets move forward.

On Creative Force, when creating or linking a Style Guide for Dreem, make sure each session includes at least one Front and one Back product shot. These views are required to generate images or video.

To avoid missing angles, set your photography positions to require Front and Back.

When a task reaches the Dreem step in Creative Force, images are sent to Dreem automatically and shown as a new session.

In the Dreem session list, Creative Force sessions display a Creative Force indicator on the asset preview. A blue indicator shows that the session is a new task.

When working in a Creative Force session, open Details from the top menu in Dreem Studio.

The Details panel shows production context sent from Creative Force.

Use this information before generating or regenerating assets so you understand the product context, creative direction, and any previous feedback.

After assets are generated in Dreem, they are returned to Creative Force whenever you submit the qualified output.

What appears in Creative Force depends on the workflow transition.

Production use requires:

Production use falls under the Dreem Terms of Service and Privacy Policy agreed to when creating a Dreem account.