Overview

Scenario is an AI platform for creative production and game assets. It brings leading AI models together in one place and lets teams build pipelines with workflows and agents that are programmable, reusable and scalable. Its tagline is imagination, orchestrated. The company says it is trusted by top creative teams, and its focus is on keeping characters and style consistent across a whole production rather than producing one-off images.

One platform, several ways to work

You can start in the creative app, hand the job to an agent, or call Scenario from your own pipeline through MCP and the API. Every surface uses the same models, workflows and assets, so work done in one place carries over to the others. The creative app runs in the browser: you sign in and start, with image, video, 3D and audio in one workspace. You can compare models on the same brief and anchor the look with your references and trained models.

Capabilities

Image tools generate, edit, upscale and split pictures into layers, holding your characters and style from shot to shot. Video tools turn a board into a finished shot, restyle footage and extend a take, with control over the first and last frame. 3D tools turn one image into a textured 3D model, which you can rig and take into your game engine. Audio covers sound effects, music and voice from a prompt, synced to video you already have. When a project needs a style no reference can hold, you can train a custom model on your own art.

Nodes and workflows

With nodes, you build a pipeline once by chaining models and tools on one canvas, then publish the chain as an app. Anyone on the team can run it from a simple form, which helps studios standardise repeatable asset production.

Pricing

You can start free or book a demo. With Enterprise, agents and API calls follow your team's spend caps and approved models. Check the pricing page for current credits and plans.

Who it suits

Scenario suits game studios, art directors, marketing teams and creative agencies producing large volumes of on-style assets.

Things to consider

Train custom models only on art you own or have rights to. Review generated assets for quality and consistency before shipping, and check the licence terms for commercial use. Plan your credit use, as video and 3D generation cost more than images.