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What will you create?
Generate visuals, clips, and edits in one workspace. Choose a tool to begin.
Collaborate
Review the same assets live with pinned notes, approvals, and project rooms
Review
Move generated assets through a clean approval queue with one large stage and fast change states
Canvas
Lay out a shared generation board with blocks, outputs, notes, and review steps
Timeline
Stack recent shots into a rough cut with video, still, and derived audio lanes
ComfyUI
Run node-based local workflows, queue jobs, and map custom generation graphs
Deliberate
Compare directions, weigh tradeoffs, and lock the strongest creative plan before generating
Image
Generate images from text prompts
Video
Create cinematic AI video sequences
Actor Capture
Assemble a reusable identity pack for a performer before you generate shots
Agent
Clarify the creative direction, shape the prompt, and stage the next Studio2 action.
Creative Agent
Intent to prompt
Turn the request, references, and target format into a ready prompt and production plan.
Brief
VideoShotlist
Shots
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References
0 current
Queue
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Home Settings
Current composer
Format
Plan
StarterConversation
LiveCurrent composer
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Review
Triaging generated assets should feel separate from generation. Use this queue to approve, reject, and send strong work back into Home or Collaborate.
Focused Asset
No assets ready
In Review
No generated assets yet
Once images or videos are created, they will land here for review rather than filling the Home canvas.
Generate or upload work first. Review is driven by the same historical asset library used across Studio2.
How this room works
Keep Home focused on creating. Use Review as the queue for asset decisions, then push the chosen prompt back into Home or hand the asset to Collaborate for notes.
Recent Assets
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Collaborate
Shared project rooms for live review, pinned notes, approvals, and simultaneous asset feedback.
Live Project Room
Review the same asset at the same time, leave anchored notes, and move work through approval.
This room combines the strongest current collaboration patterns into one flow: Figma-style pinned comments on the asset, Frame.io-style review and approval lanes, Canva-style shared commenting, and Freepik-style project spaces for team work.
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2 reviewing now · approvals synced to the same project room
Comments stay attached to each asset so everyone is reviewing the same frame, not a detached thread.
Selected Asset
Review asset
In Review
Click “Pin Note” then click on the asset to anchor a review note.
Review Flow
Concurrent ReviewRoom Features
Best Practice
Anchored Comments
Every note pins to an exact point on the asset, so composition, lighting, and product feedback stay specific.
Approval States
Assets move through In Review, Needs Changes, and Approved without leaving the shared room.
Live Presence
Reviewers can work in the same project room together instead of passing files back and forth.
Project Spaces
Comments, versions, and approvals stay attached to the project rather than breaking into separate tools.
Notes & Reviews
0 OpenTip: if you do nothing else, notes still land on the selected asset. Use “Pin Note” when you want exact placement like Figma comments.
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Spaces
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Untitled Space
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Timeline
Assemble recent generated shots into a rough sequence with picture and derived audio lanes.
Sequence 01
Recent Home outputs land here first so the edit pass can start without rebuilding a bin.
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V1
V2
A1
Sequence Controls
This first pass uses your latest generated assets as source material. Remove clips from the current cut, then reset the sequence when you want to rebuild it from history.
Recent Assets
Open any source asset directly from the bin.
ComfyUI
Build and run node-based local workflows, manage queue state, and route custom generation graphs into the rest of the studio.
Workflow Graph
Keep the node graph, queue, and outputs in one production surface.
Use ComfyUI when the work needs custom graphs, explicit control over samplers and models, or reusable workflow recipes. Treat it as the technical generation bench that can still feed outputs back into Studio2, Canvas, and review.
Node graph
Queue control
Workflow import
Sampler chains
Checkpoint routing
Local outputs
Workflow Setup
Nodes
Load or build a workflow graph
Bring in a saved JSON workflow, assemble nodes manually, or start from a repeatable house pipeline.
Model chain
Select checkpoints, LoRAs, VAEs, and upscalers that should define the graph.
Execution inputs
Attach prompt text, seed rules, masks, references, and path variables before queuing.
Reusable templates
Save the graph as a baseline so the same workflow can be run across projects without rebuilding it.
Queue & Runtime
Execution
Batch queue
Queue multiple prompts or variations on the same graph instead of re-running manual steps one by one.
Node status
See which stage is active, where the graph is bottlenecking, and which outputs finished cleanly.
Handoff path
Push finished outputs into Images, Videos, Canvas, or review once the graph completes.
Runtime state
Ready to Queue
Once the graph, inputs, and output targets are defined, the local run is ready to queue.
Workflow Preview
GraphWorkflow Map
Graph Control
Sampler chains, mask logic, upscale passes, and branch conditions can live in the same workflow.
Queue Visibility
Custom local jobs become trackable instead of disappearing into a separate technical surface.
Studio Handoff
Completed outputs can still route back into the same creative flow as the simpler tools.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Load the graph
Start from a saved workflow or import the JSON that already matches the technical goal.
2. Wire the inputs
Attach prompts, seeds, images, and output paths before the job enters the queue.
3. Route the outputs
Send completed renders into Studio2 history, Canvas, or review so the rest of the team stays aligned.
Deliberate
Compare competing directions, weigh tradeoffs, and lock a clearer brief before the team spends generation time.
Decision Room
Stress-test creative options before production begins.
Use Deliberate when the team has multiple viable directions and needs to reason through them. Treat it as the decision layer that compares options, captures pros and cons, and turns ambiguity into a clearer generation plan.
Option compare
Tradeoff map
Decision log
Prompt strategy
Risk check
Creative alignment
Directions
Compare
Direction A
Bold, stylized, high-contrast route that could generate stronger first impressions but carries more brand risk.
Direction B
Cleaner, more commercial route that is safer to execute and easier to scale across deliverables.
Direction C
Hybrid route that borrows the strongest parts of each approach and turns them into one tighter brief.
Decision Criteria
Reasoning
Creative strength
Which direction gives the strongest visual identity and most convincing output potential?
Production risk
Which route is most likely to fail or demand unnecessary iteration because the brief is under-defined?
Scale potential
Which option adapts best across images, video, edit, and downstream formatting requirements?
Decision state
Reviewing Options
Once the strongest direction is chosen, the final prompt strategy can move directly into Studio2.
Deliberation Output
BriefChosen Route
Decision Log
Keep the reasoning behind the chosen route visible so the team understands why it won.
Prompt Strategy
Translate the chosen direction into cleaner prompt language and more consistent generation constraints.
Execution Path
Send the chosen route straight into Studio2, Canvas, or Collaborate without losing the reasoning trail.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Compare the routes
Put the viable directions side by side and capture what each one does better or worse.
2. Choose the winner
Lock the clearest route based on output quality, production risk, and how well it scales.
3. Hand off the brief
Move the chosen decision into Studio2 or Canvas so generation starts from a better-defined plan.
Image Generation
Create and edit images with text prompts and reference photos.
Drop images here or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebP — up to 14 reference images
Image Generation
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Enter a prompt and click generate
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Video Generation
Produce cinematic AI video sequences from text, images, or keyframes.
Drop image or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebP — max 20 MBDrop image or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebP — max 20 MBDrop images or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebP — characters, objects, or style references
Starting generation...
Your generated video will appear here
Enter a prompt and click generate
Video ready
Download
Actor Capture
Build a reusable performer pack with identity stills, motion references, and continuity notes before sending the actor into Studio or Video.
Identity Pack
Lock the performer before you generate the scene.
Use Actor Capture to collect the clean views that keep one person consistent across image, video, and edit workflows. Treat it as the source-of-truth pack for face, wardrobe, silhouette, and motion.
Front portrait
Profile still
Full body
Expression pass
Wardrobe lock
Motion plate
Reference Uploads
8-12 assets
Drop stills or short clips
Portraits, full-body turnarounds, wardrobe continuity frames, and clean performance references.
Hero portrait
Neutral expression, direct gaze, even light
Profile + three-quarter
Left profile, right profile, and three-quarter face views
Full-body silhouette
Locked posture, visible hands, clean separation from background
Session Notes
Continuity
Wardrobe
Record hero outfit, accessories, and materials that must stay consistent.
Performance
Track neutral stance, walk cycle, hand language, and facial intensity range.
Camera
Keep focal length, lens height, and framing notes for later recreation.
Pack readiness
Ready for Studio
Once this pack is complete, you can use it as the clean input set for actor-consistent generations.
Capture Preview
Actor packPrimary
Identity Views
Front, profile, three-quarter, and full-body matched under one lighting setup.
Motion Coverage
Walk-in, turn, idle pose, and expressive hand movement reference plates.
Continuity Lock
Wardrobe, hair, accessories, and texture notes held as the actor baseline.
Next Actions
Pipeline- Upload three clean portrait angles before building any scene variants.
- Add one full-body frame with visible footwear and hand shape.
- Attach a short motion reference if the actor will appear in video.
- Carry the same pack into Studio, Video, or Image Edit for identity consistency.
Prop Capture
Build a clean prop pack with hero stills, material references, scale notes, and handling coverage before the object goes into image, video, or edit workflows.
Object Pack
Lock the prop before it enters the shot list.
Use Prop Capture to define the exact object language you want to preserve: silhouette, wear, material finish, scale, and handling. This becomes the source-of-truth pack for product, set dressing, and hero-object continuity.
Hero angle
Top-down
Side profile
Close material
Scale lock
In-hand view
Reference Uploads
6-10 assets
Drop stills or turntable clips
Hero shots, side angles, details, wear references, and images showing the object in context.
Hero angle
Three-quarter view with the main read clearly defined.
Orthographic coverage
Front, side, and top views for clean silhouette continuity.
Surface details
Macro crops of texture, scratches, labels, seams, and finish.
Session Notes
Continuity
Material
Record finish, reflectivity, translucency, and aging so later shots stay physically coherent.
Scale
Keep dimensions, hand-feel, and relative size references against people or surfaces.
Interaction
Track how the object is held, opened, moved, or staged in frame.
Pack readiness
Ready for Studio
Once the pack is complete, the prop can be reused as a stable visual ingredient across generations.
Capture Preview
Prop packHero Object
Primary Views
Hero, orthographic, detail, and contextual object references grouped into one pack.
Surface Language
Materials, wear, labels, and construction details held as the prop baseline.
Usage Notes
Grip, placement, and environmental interaction locked before generation starts.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Clean coverage
Capture the prop isolated on neutral backgrounds before placing it into scenes.
2. Add scale refs
Include hands, tabletops, or other known objects so size does not drift later.
3. Send to Studio
Reuse the pack as the consistent hero prop input for image and video shots.
Environment Capture
Build a reusable location pack with spatial coverage, lighting references, material cues, and atmosphere notes before generating scenes inside that world.
Location Pack
Define the world before you stage the action.
Use Environment Capture to hold the structure of a place: architecture, light direction, set dressing, weather, and mood. This becomes the source-of-truth pack for scene consistency across stills, edits, and video shots.
Wide master
Corner coverage
Lighting pass
Texture detail
Weather note
Mood lock
Reference Uploads
8-14 assets
Drop location stills or scout clips
Masters, reverses, detail shots, lighting states, and atmosphere references from the same environment.
Wide master
Establish the full space with horizon, architecture, and major anchors visible.
Coverage angles
Capture opposing corners, entrances, windows, and practical light positions.
Atmosphere details
Flooring, wall texture, haze, weather, and surface conditions that shape the mood.
Session Notes
Worldbuilding
Lighting
Record key direction, practical sources, contrast level, and time-of-day behavior.
Spatial rules
Track layout logic, focal lengths, clear sightlines, and camera-safe angles.
Atmosphere
Hold fog, weather, dust, reflections, and environmental motion as persistent cues.
Pack readiness
Ready for Scene Work
Once complete, the environment pack can anchor new angles and generated action inside the same world.
Capture Preview
Environment packMaster Scene
Spatial Coverage
Master, reverse, detail, and edge-case angles grouped into one environment pack.
Light & Mood
Practical lights, daylight shape, haze, weather, and contrast held as the world baseline.
Scene Continuity
Architecture, dressing, and atmosphere remain stable as new shots are generated.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Lock the master
Choose the anchor view that defines layout, scale, and mood for the location.
2. Capture the edges
Document corners, transitions, and practical sources so reverse angles stay believable.
3. Reuse in Studio
Send the pack into later generations as the environment baseline for scene continuity.
Relight
Lighting Revision
Run portrait relighting directly inside Studio 2. This tab keeps the source frame, prompt, credits, and result in one place instead of sending you to the old relight page.
Inputs
Source Frame And Lighting Prompt
Upload the approved still, describe the new lighting direction, and render the revised frame through the integrated relight engine.
Source Frame
Upload the still that should keep the same composition and performance while the lighting changes.
No source image loaded
Ready for a relight run.
Output
Credits And Relit Result
The current balance and the finished relight stay visible here without leaving Studio 2.
Credits unavailable
Manual prompt mode is active here. The lighting-plan editor can be folded in later without leaving this tab.
No relight output yet
Angle Lab
Exact Camera Re-Angle
Generate a controlled alternate camera position from one approved source image directly inside Studio 2. This uses the Studio 2 Nano Banana edit path instead of sending you to the old page.
Camera
Source, Viewpoint, And Framing
Upload one source image, adjust the virtual camera controls, then render a matching alternate angle while preserving the scene.
Source Image
Upload the frame that should keep identity, texture, colors, and scene continuity.
No source image loaded
Ready to generate a controlled alternate angle.
Guide
Viewpoint Preview And Result
Studio 2 generates a guide image for the requested camera change, then runs the edit through the same backend image pipeline.
Guide Preview
The guide image tells the edit model which viewpoint to adopt.
No guide preview yet
No re-angle output yet
Re-format
Turn one approved asset into a full delivery set across aspect ratios, crops, and platform-safe layouts without losing the original composition intent.
Delivery Pack
Rebuild the same shot for every destination.
Use Re-format to take one image or video and generate controlled versions for landscape, portrait, square, stories, feeds, ads, and cutdowns. Treat it as the finishing layer that adapts the asset without drifting the core scene.
16:9 master
9:16 social
1:1 square
Safe title zone
Product crop
Platform pack
Input Asset
Source
Drop the approved master
Use the hero still or clip that needs alternate layouts, safe crops, or platform-specific versions.
Master frame
Choose the version with the cleanest composition and best detail retention.
Protected areas
Mark faces, products, logos, and text zones that cannot be cropped out.
Anchor crop
Lock the focal subject before generating alternate aspect ratios.
Output Rules
Formats
Aspect ratio
Generate 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, and any custom delivery sizes from one source.
Framing
Keep the subject readable while repositioning backgrounds and negative space for each format.
Text safety
Reserve headline, CTA, and caption zones for downstream creative overlays.
Delivery status
Ready for Outputs
Once the crop and safety rules are locked, the asset can be reformatted into a full delivery pack.
Format Preview
Variants9:16
Social Portrait
Vertical reframing keeps the core subject intact while opening room for interface overlays.
Square Feed
Balanced center crop for thumbnails, grids, and feed-first placements.
Wide Master
The original composition remains the source reference for every downstream version.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Pick the master
Choose the approved still or clip that all alternate deliveries should inherit from.
2. Lock safety
Define protected regions for faces, products, branding, and key action.
3. Generate the pack
Output destination-specific variants without rebuilding the scene from scratch.
Upscale
Resolution Finishing
Run image and video upscaling directly inside Studio 2. This panel now owns the upscale flow instead of sending you to a separate page.
Config
Choose The Source And Target
Studio 2 uploads the source asset into shared storage, queues the upscale job, and saves the result back into history.
Source Image
Upload the approved still that should be upscaled into a higher-resolution master.
No source loaded
Ready for an upscale run.
Output
Upscaled Result
Queue status and the final upscale output render here without leaving Studio 2.
No upscale output yet
Upscale queue logs will appear here once a job starts.
Stitch
Combine multiple approved assets into one continuous sequence or panoramic composite while preserving continuity, motion direction, and scene logic.
Assembly Pass
Join separate pieces into one coherent output.
Use Stitch to merge shots, frames, plates, or environment segments into a single deliverable. Treat it as the composition layer that bridges seams, keeps subjects aligned, and smooths spatial or temporal transitions.
Scene join
Panorama
Plate merge
Transition lock
Camera flow
Seam cleanup
Input Sequence
2-8 assets
Drop the assets to join
Use stills, plates, shots, or coverage passes that need to become one seamless output.
Ordered plates
Choose the left-to-right or first-to-last sequence before stitching begins.
Overlap zones
Keep shared details between neighboring assets so the join has real continuity anchors.
Bridge details
Mark the objects, characters, or horizon lines that must line up across the seam.
Blend Rules
Continuity
Perspective
Hold eye-line, horizon, lens feel, and scale so the stitched result reads as one view.
Motion
Preserve direction, pacing, and action arcs when joining adjacent shots or frames.
Seams
Blend textures, lighting falloff, and depth transitions so the joins disappear.
Assembly status
Ready to Stitch
Once overlaps and alignment rules are defined, the asset set is ready for a seamless combined render.
Stitch Preview
CompositeJoined Output
Panoramic Join
Multiple environment slices can be merged into one wide, clean establishing frame.
Shot Assembly
Adjacent clips or stills can be bridged into one continuous visual move.
Seam Control
Lighting, edges, and spatial anchors remain coherent across the finished composite.
Next Actions
Pipeline
1. Order the assets
Set the correct sequence before the system tries to bridge one piece into the next.
2. Lock the seam
Define overlap, anchor objects, and continuity zones that cannot drift during the join.
3. Output the composite
Generate one seamless stitched render for layout, scene building, or editorial finishing.
Compare
Review multiple versions side by side so teams can evaluate prompt changes, treatments, edit passes, and delivery choices without losing context.
Decision Pass
Put competing outputs next to each other and decide fast.
Use Compare to line up image variants, video passes, or edit treatments in one review surface. This is where a team can judge framing, style, motion, and prompt quality before pushing a version forward.
A/B review
Version stack
Prompt delta
Frame notes
Pick winner
Send forward
Comparison Set
2-6 variants
Drop assets to compare
Bring in alternates from Home, Images, Videos, Review, or Deliberate to build a decision set.
Version labels
Keep each option tagged by model, prompt pass, date, or editor so tradeoffs stay obvious.
Criteria
Score outputs on composition, continuity, brand fit, realism, and whether they are ready for approval.
Selection
Choose a lead version, park alternates, and route the winning asset into Review, Timeline, or delivery.
Review Rules
Team sync
Visual quality
Check sharpness, subject integrity, lighting consistency, and artifact handling across every version.
Prompt fidelity
Confirm the output actually reflects the intended brief instead of drifting into a different scene or mood.
Decision trail
Record why a version wins so the next pass builds on a clear rationale rather than guesswork.
Decision status
Ready to Compare
Once the candidate set is assembled, Compare becomes the fastest place to choose a winner and move it forward.
Side-by-Side Stage
A/BLive Compare
Choose a leading version
Surface the strongest candidate, note why it wins, and keep the alternatives visible for context.
Compare Workflow
4 steps
1. Assemble
Pull the variants that deserve a decision rather than reviewing loose assets one by one.
2. Inspect
Zoom into the areas that change between versions and note what actually improved.
3. Decide
Pick the lead version, capture review notes, and tag the alternates for fallback or discard.
4. Route
Send the selected version into Review, Timeline, Stitch, or final delivery without losing provenance.
Sound Design
Sound Effects
Generate sound effects through FAL's ElevenLabs Sound Effects V2 model and save finished audio back into Studio 2 history and projects.
Prompt
Describe The Sound
Write the sound effect as production direction: source, texture, movement, space, and intensity.
Ready for a sound design run.
Output
Generated Audio
Completed audio can be played, downloaded, filed into the active project, and synced to account history.
No sound output yet
Sound design queue logs will appear here once a job starts.
Lip Sync
Talking Performance
Run standard and pro lip sync directly inside Studio 2. The old page is no longer the intended workflow surface for this tool.
Inputs
Video, Audio, And Sync Mode
Upload the face clip and the audio driver here, then queue the job directly from inside Studio 2.
Face Video
Upload the source clip with the face that should be driven by the audio.
No source video loaded
Audio Track
Upload the voice, dialogue, or final mix that should drive the lips.
No audio loaded
Ready for a lip sync run.
Output
Synced Video
Progress and the final synced performance stay inside Studio 2.
No lip sync output yet
Lip sync queue logs will appear here once a job starts.
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Orientation
Count
1.0
8s
1080p
Random
Optimized
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Reference Images & Videos
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Image Models
Luma 1.1 Max
Nano Banana 2
GPT Image 2
GPT Image 1.5
Video Models
Veo 3.1
Veo 3.1 Fast
Kling 3
Kling 3 4K
Kling 3.0 Standard
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Generate or upload media to populate this board. Drag cards into projects on the left once assets start landing here.
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Video Settings
Seedance 2
Prompt only · 5s · 16:9
Reference
Up to 12 references
Input
Audio
People
Safety Checker
Text-only motion is active. Add frames or ingredients if you want tighter visual control.
Image Settings
Luma 1.1 Max
Max model · auto format · web search off
Web Search
References
Drop images here
Recommended
Image Models
Recommended
Luma 1.1 Max
GPT Image 2
GPT Image 1.5
Nano Banana 2
Video Models
Recommended
Happy Horse
Seedance 2
Seedance 2 Fast
Kling 3
Kling 3 4K
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Review asset
Comments and approvals
1 of 1
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Comments
Leave feedback or pin a note directly onto the asset.
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Share project
Invite teammates to access this folder. If this folder is the active target, everyone generating into it works against the same shared workspace.
Client review link
Create a password-protected review-only link. Clients can view and comment, but never see generation tools.
Project details
Billing and project metadata
Image editor
Edit
4px
Drop an image to edit
Drag an image into this editor or click here to browse and start an edit pass.
Comments
Leave feedback or pin a note directly onto the image.
Reference
1
Recommended
Changing editing modes will discard ungenerated changes!
Studio 2 Account
Profile & Billing
Studio 2 uses the unified account stack for auth, subscription, credits, payments, and history. This panel is the control surface for that system.
Identity
Guest
Guest
Sign in with your Studio 2 account to restore billing, credits, and history.
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Credits
0 / 0
Monthly
0
Payments
Status
Signed out
Cycle
None
Member Since
Unknown
Subscription
Ready
Plans And Credits
Checkout stays on the integrated billing stack. After Stripe returns, Studio 2 confirms the purchase here and refreshes the live account snapshot.
Choose a plan or credits package. Existing checkout state is preserved by the billing system.
Pro
Paid subscription checkout through the live Stripe flow.
500 generations per month
Monthly or yearly checkout
Business
High-volume subscription on the same billing system, with the same authenticated session.
Unlimited usage tier
Monthly or yearly checkout
One-time top-up. Never expires.
Useful for burst usage on top of subscription limits.
Higher-volume pack with the same checkout path.
Largest current one-time purchase option.
Consumption
Ready
Provider Usage
Estimated FAL/provider consumption for your account, filtered by time window, model, and project folder.
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FAL Estimate
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App Ledger
0
Runs
Usage spending will load after sign in.
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Session
Shell Settings
These settings stay inside Studio 2 while your authenticated session remains active.
Canvas Size
Medium
Video Panel
Collapsed
Token
Not signed in
Authentication
Restore Your Session
Login, signup, me, and logout are all running through the same-origin Studio 2 adapter surface.
Use the Studio 2 auth modal to sign in. The same session is reused across billing, history, uploads, generations, and FAL tooling.
Payments
Payment History
Loaded directly from the live payment ledger.
No payment history yet.
Animate
Motion Control
Drive image-to-video animation with the integrated motion-control backend. This panel uses the same upload storage, queue tracking, and history persistence as the rest of Studio 2.
Input
Source Image And Motion Video
Animate requires both an image source and a motion reference clip.
Source Image
Upload the still frame that should inherit the motion.
No image loaded
Motion Video
Upload the clip that provides the motion pattern.
No motion clip loaded
Ready for a motion-control run.
Output
Result And Logs
Queue state and final output are pulled through the same-origin Studio 2 adapter.
No motion output yet
Queue logs will appear here once a motion-control job starts.
Kling O1
Video Generation
Run Kling O1 directly from Studio 2. This panel exposes the supported Kling input modes instead of sending video work through the old stack.
Config
Choose A Kling Input Mode
Different modes require different uploaded media. The panel uses the same shared upload storage and Kling O1 endpoint as the rest of the site.
Start Image
Required for first / last frame mode.
No start frame
End Image
Optional second frame for FLFV mode.
No end frame
Reference Video
Required for video edit and video reference modes.
No reference video
Reference Images
Upload one or more guide images for the reference-based Kling modes.
No reference images loaded
Ready for a Kling O1 run.
Result
Generated Video
Kling O1 returns a completed result directly through the integrated backend.
No Kling output yet
Pick a mode, satisfy the required inputs, then run the request.
Model Explorer
FAL Model Runner
Search active FAL models, fetch the live schema through the integrated backend, upload inputs through the Studio 2 media adapter, and run jobs without leaving Studio 2.
Models
Browse
Models are loaded from the live FAL adapter.
Choose a model to load its input schema.
Schema
Idle
Inputs
Input widgets are built from the live schema returned by the FAL adapter.
Select a model to load its schema.
No model running.
Output
Result
Completed job output is rendered here, with a raw JSON fallback for unsupported payload shapes.
No result yet
Run a model to see status and output here.
Studio 2 Tool
Diffuse
Diffuse is now part of the Studio 2 navigation and ready for a dedicated diffusion-focused workspace.
Workspace
Diffuse Surface
This tab has been added directly into Studio 2 instead of living outside the product flow.
Diffuse is available in the sidebar and ready to be expanded into a dedicated tool flow here.
Gallery
All your creations in one place.
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Edit and transform images with AI-powered tools.
Drop images here or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebPEdited result will appear here
History
All your image and video generations in one place.
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