Scenario's homepage says you can build workflows across image, video, audio and 3D, or just describe it and Genie does the rest. The same introduction calls it one platform for creatives, one API for developers, one MCP for agents. Training copy asks for an art bible, style references, or a visual library. A price block lists 50 free daily credits plus Starter, Pro, and Max lines, each paid tier showing two dollar figures.
Use Scenario when the job is a repeatable asset pipeline rather than one prompt. Public pages put custom LoRA training next to a shared library, then let a visual editor connect models and turn that pipeline into an app. Ready-made apps already name narrow inputs: a rough sketch plus style references, or a written concept with optional reference images. Paid tiers includes monthly credit counts and two per-month dollar amounts, and they never define what one credit spends. Treat the line about 15,000+ customers as the vendor's own claim, not a measured result.
A good fit for
Studios that already keep an art bible and want custom LoRA training beside a shared model library.
Teams that would rather package a node pipeline as a one-click app than hand everyone the full editor.
Developers who need the documented API or MCP path in addition to the web workspace.
Know the trade-offs
The homepage says train on 5–100 reference images, while the features page says from 10-50+ reference images.
Official copy includes both 500+ models and 650+ models without defining the difference.
Each paid tier shows two dollar amounts per month, and the public lines never say what one credit spends.
Train, generate, edit, and package a Scenario workflow.
Custom training beside a shared model library
Your Creative DNA says to upload your art bible, style references, visual library, then train on 5–100 reference images with custom LoRA models, consistent output across all media types, and brand guidelines built into the model. Features copy is tighter: Train on your art bible, characters, or visual library. Consistent output in your style, from 10-50+ reference images. The pages do not reconcile those ranges. Compose Models lets you merge LoRAs, train Flux Kontext editing models, or import pre-trained models. A second line says upload or import pre trained models. It says 500+ models, 50+ providers, one workspace, while the library 650+. Image generation says generate with 500+ models including Gemini 3.1, GPT Image 2, Seedream5, and more. New models are available the week they drop, and outputs can be compared side-by-side.
Image generation takes prompts, references, and settings. Features copy names Gemini 3.1, GPT Image 2, and Seedream5. Homepage cards add Seedance 2.5, GPT Image 2.5 Flare, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Meshy 7.1 - Image to 3D, and Ideogram V4. Video is stated on its own: text-to-video and image-to-video with 100+ models including Veo 3, Kling, Seedance, Pixverse, Wan, and more. 3D generation makes full models with PBR textures from text or images and names Hunyuan 3D, Sparc3D, Tripo, Trellis, Rodin, and Meshy. PartCrafter builds a model component by component. Audio covers music, sound effects, text-to-speech, and lip-sync through ElevenLabs, Google Lyria, and OmniHuman. Textures control roughness, normal, and metallic outputs. Skyboxes are 360-degree HDRI files for films, games, and VR. Video editing upscales to 4K, reframes, swaps elements, extends clips, and retakes shots.
Edit with Prompts changes a visual in natural language using Seedream 5, Gemini 3.1, Riverflow, and Qwen Edit. Inpaint removes, fixes, or adds elements while keeping the original style. Outpaint extends a scene or changes aspect ratio while preserving composition. Restyle takes style references and prompts so the structure stays in place. Upscale goes to 16× with 12+ models, including Scenario Flux, Topaz, Magnific, Recraft, Crystal, and SeedVR2. Live Painting renders a sketch in real time from your models, prompts, and masks. Pixelate uses adjustable palettes and grid sizes. Remove Background is aimed at product photos and characters. Vectorize writes SVG for logos, icons, and illustrations. On meshes, the page names retopology, retexturing, and rigging through Meshy Remesh, Meshy Retexture, and Meshy Rigging.
Access is stated as one platform for creatives, one API for developers, one MCP for agents. Genie is on every page: describe what you want to create, and Genie writes the prompt, picks the model, fills the settings, and runs the generation. Node Agent does the wiring: describe what you want, and the agent builds the nodes, wires the connections, picks the models, and explains what it made. Batch generation makes hundreds of variations with settings held fixed. An app turns a workflow into a one-click run, or a trigger via API, and the homepage says browse dozens of ready-made apps or build your own. REST copy lists documentation, SDKs, and webhooks. The footer calls this the creative AI engine built for production at scale and includes SOC 2 Type II · SSO/SAML · No data reuse.
For a game or brand team starts from the files the homepage names: an art bible, style references, and a visual library. Train once, then ask for stills, a clip, a PBR texture, or a mesh. Batch generation is how the site says to request hundreds of variations with settings fixed. Finishing uses the edit list rather than a new prompt. Outpaint changes aspect ratio, inpaint removes a stray element, and a mesh continues through remesh, retexture, and rigging. The pages say brand guidelines can be built into the model. They do not promise a match on every file.
Rough sketch to an annotated concept sheet
Fits when the input is already a drawing. The app page says to upload a rough sketch and style references — the pipeline cleans lines, refines into full-color hero art, then outputs a final polished concept with an annotated callout sheet. The only model named there is GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst. People who stay in the general editor can use Live Painting, which renders from your models, prompts, and masks, or Edit with Prompts on a cleaned still. The app page does not list a credit cost for that pipeline.
A written concept to a minifigure sheet and clip
This suggested app fits when the source is a sentence rather than a drawing. Write a concept and upload reference images, which the page marks optional. It says the app will generate a fictional collectible minifigure product sheet plus a 15-second story video. Named models are GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, Scenario LLM, and Seedance 2.0. That trio packages text, image, and video in one run. A neighboring homepage entry instead turns a character idea into a 15-second animated short. The minifigure page calls the sheet fictional and does not describe a manufacturable dieline.
How to get started with Scenario
1
Open the workspace
The homepage offers Sign In and Get Started, and it points Start Creating at the workspace.
2
Train or pick a model
Upload an art bible, style references, or a visual library, or choose a listed model and compare outputs side-by-side.
3
Generate, edit, or ask Genie
Set prompts, references, and settings yourself, or describe the job so Genie writes the prompt, picks the model, and runs the generation.
4
Ship a workflow or call the API
Save the node pipeline, turn it into a one-click app, batch variations, or use the documented API, SDKs, webhooks, or MCP access.
Scenario credits and the published Starter, Pro, and Max lines.
Monthly and Annual (Save 33%) sit above three paid lines. Starter reads: Starter 1,500 monthly credits $15 $10 /mo Designed for casual creators who love to explore AI. Pro reads: Pro 5,000 monthly credits $45 $30 /mo For demanding creators who need high performance or custom models. Max reads: Max 10,000 monthly credits $75 $50 /mo For small to mid-sized teams scaling together. Features copy adds: start generating custom AI assets today. 50 free daily credits. Upgrade or downgrade anytime. A homepage line also says no credit card required. Both figures on a tier are marked /mo, and no sentence assigns the higher figure to monthly billing.
Starter
Casual creators who love to explore AI.
$15 and $10 /mo.
Both amounts are shown as /mo under Monthly and Annual (Save 33%).
1,500 monthly credits
Pro
Demanding creators who need high performance or custom models.
$45 and $30 /mo.
Both amounts are shown as /mo under Monthly and Annual (Save 33%).
5,000 monthly credits
Max
Small to mid-sized teams scaling together.
$75 and $50 /mo.
Both amounts are shown as /mo under Monthly and Annual (Save 33%).
10,000 monthly credits
A Contact Sales label appears in the homepage price block with no dollar amount in the public text.
Choose Meshy when the job is the 3D product itself rather than one named model inside Scenario.
Scenario lists Meshy 7.1 - Image to 3D plus Meshy Remesh, Meshy Retexture, and Meshy Rigging inside its own workspace. A mesh-only job can leave for the Meshy listing. This page does not invent Meshy's prices.
Choose Ideogram when you want that image product on its own instead of a card inside Scenario's library.
Scenario lists Ideogram V4 as one homepage model card beside other image models. Choosing Ideogram is a job split.
Scenario: common questions
Can you start Scenario without a card?
Features copy says start generating custom AI assets today, with 50 free daily credits, and that you can upgrade or downgrade anytime. The homepage also says no credit card required. It does not say which models those credits run.
Starter, Pro, and Max are the named paid lines, at 1,500, 5,000, and 10,000 monthly credits. Each two per-month dollar amounts under Monthly and Annual (Save 33%). Contact Sales has no shown price.
Yes. The homepage says one platform for creatives, one API for developers, one MCP for agents. Features copy adds workflows, an app trigger via API, documentation, SDKs, and webhooks.
No. The public pages describe inputs and outputs, and the footer says no data reuse, but they do not state whether an image, video, mesh, or clip may be sold.
NavHunt did not run Scenario. Homepage, features, sketch-app, and minifigure-app text was reviewed on 6 October 2026. Credit prices, training ranges, model names, and edit controls below are the vendor's published wording, not a generation NavHunt executed or timed. This description is based on Scenario's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Scenario | The Creative AI Infrastructure, Features | Scenario, Sketch to Polished Concept Art, Sheets to Minifigure Stories.