Scenario

What it does

Scenario takes creative briefs, reference images, custom-trained models and prompts as inputs, and produces generated images, video, 3D meshes with PBR textures, and audio. Teams can chain models and tools as nodes on one canvas, save the chain as a reusable workflow or app, and have an agent build a workflow from a written description.

People work with it in the browser app, through Scenario MCP with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, through a REST API with TypeScript and Python SDKs, and through an experimental Blender plugin for viewport generation. Distinctive features include reference-based style consistency, custom model training on a user's own art, and, on Enterprise, shared spend caps and approved-model lists that apply across people, API keys and agents.

It suits creative teams in game development, advertising, e-commerce, film and animation, and similar fields. Individuals can start with 50 free daily credits and no credit card. Paid plans are Starter, Pro and Max, with Enterprise custom-quoted. Credits do not roll over, the Blender integration is labelled experimental, and Enterprise controls such as IP Detection and spend caps require contacting sales.

What it can do

• Generate, edit, upscale and split images into layers while holding characters and style across shots
• Create video from boards, restyle footage, extend takes, and control first and last frames
• Turn a single image into a textured 3D model and rig it for a game engine
• Generate sound effects, music and voice synced to existing video
• Train custom models on 10 to 30 style images or 5 to 15 character images
• Build reusable workflows and apps from chained nodes, with agents that build workflows from a brief

Works with

• Scenario MCP with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor
• REST API with TypeScript and Python SDKs
• Scenario Blender Plugin (experimental)
• Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and OneLogin single sign-on (Enterprise)

Example workflows

Previs to finished shot

Input: a rough Blender previs. Steps: keep the camera and timing, generate the finished shot with a video model. Output: a rendered final shot matching the previs.

Item list to icon set

Input: item names typed once. Steps: run a workflow that generates matching icons in two styles. Output: a consistent icon set ready for an inventory screen.

Before you choose

• Credits are consumed per generation according to model and output settings, do not roll over, and generation stops when they run out.
• Free-tier outputs are for personal and evaluation use only; paid plans include a commercial license.
• Enterprise controls such as IP Detection, spend caps and approved-model lists are custom-quoted and require contacting sales.

Listed under

• Creative
• Image and design
• Music and audio
• Video generation
• 3D models
• Creative production
• Custom models
• Game assets
• Image generation

Get started

50 free daily credits, no credit card required.

1. Sign in at app.scenario.com with a free account (50 daily credits, no credit card).
2. Upload 10 to 30 style images or 5 to 15 character images at about 1024x1024 to train a custom model.
3. Save a chain of models as a workflow, then run it from the app, API or an agent.

Free tier gives 50 daily credits with no credit card. Paid plans are subscriptions with monthly credit allowances; annual billing is billed once upfront. Credits do not roll over. Enterprise is custom, with consumption-based pricing and a 12-month contract.

Source: scenario.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• Scenario | AI for Creative Production ↗www.scenario.com
• Pricing | Scenario ↗www.scenario.com

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