Studio overview
Studio is where you generate media. It has three creation surfaces — Image, Video, and Applications — and everything you make lands in your Library, ready to drop onto a timeline or feed into a Workflow.
Open it from the rail, or go straight to a page:
| URL | Surface |
|---|---|
app.corte.so/studio/image | Image generation |
app.corte.so/studio/video | Video generation |
app.corte.so/studio/applications | Applications gallery |
The layout
Image and Video are standalone composer pages — the composer floats at the bottom of the screen (like the Home composer) with its own Image ↔ Video switch, and your generation gallery scrolls behind it.
Applications is the gallery page. Its header — which stays pinned as you scroll — holds the two ways to narrow the shelf:
- Search applications — filters apps as you type.
- The filter button — opens the Browse collections (All applications, Advertising, Fashion, Finish Your Film).
The composer
The Image and Video pages share the same composer: a prompt box, a model picker, per-model settings, and a live credit estimate.
A few things worth knowing:
- Type
@in the prompt to reference your own media — see @-mentions & reference images. - The model button opens a picker listing every available model with its price (like "6 cr/s" or "4 cr/img") and a Pro badge on paid-plan models.
- The ~N credits pill updates as you change settings, next to your remaining balance, so there are no surprises before you press Generate.
Your generation gallery
Below the composer, Studio keeps your generation history for that kind:
- Queued / Generating cards show progress and a Cancel action.
- Finished cards open a preview modal with the prompt, model, type, and what the run cost.
- Everything here is also in your Library, across sessions and devices.
Where to go next
- Generating images
- Generating videos
- Using Applications — one-click, preset-driven runs
- Choosing a model
Generation spends credits; browsing Studio is free. If you're working in a shared project, runs are billed to the project owner's pool — see Pooled billing.