The Modern Production Workspace for Creators

Start by using Script Designer to create your first project outline, then generate scenes and frames from it. This gives you structure immediately and makes review and iteration easier.

No. You can start with a concept, references, or a short idea. The Script Designer can help generate a structured outline so you can build your first project quickly.

Early access includes the core workspace, review tools, collaboration features, and export packages. We onboard in waves and notify you by email.

Comment directly on frames and scenes, request approvals, and share view-only review links. Feedback stays attached to the correct version.

Yes. You can assign roles and tasks to collaborators so responsibilities and next steps are clear inside the project workspace.

Yes. You can generate view-only review links so stakeholders can comment and approve without changing the project.

Radiate Studio was designed for both individual creators and collaborative groups. It works well for solo users, teams, and studios of different sizes. For enterprise-level questions, please contact us at support@radiatestudio.ai.

No. Your projects and outputs are private by default. Radiate Studio does not publicly post or showcase your work without your explicit action. You may choose to share individual projects, generations, or review links with others, or post them publicly on social media or community spaces at your discretion.

You own your outputs. Export them anytime for clients, collaborators, or your archive.

Yes. You can delete projects at any time. Storage and retention details are described in the privacy policy.

To generate content, Radiate Studio sends your prompts and uploads to trusted AI model providers and infrastructure partners. We also use third-party safety services to help detect disallowed content. These providers receive only the information necessary to deliver the service and are subject to their own privacy and security obligations.

Radiate Studio uses automated safety systems to screen prompts and, in some cases, uploads or outputs for policy violations or illegal content. If content is flagged, it may be reviewed by trained human reviewers to determine appropriate next steps.

Actions may include warnings, temporary restrictions, suspension, or account termination. In limited circumstances, content may be reported to authorities when required by law or necessary for safety.

No. Radiate does not train on your data by default. Projects are private unless you choose to share them. See the privacy policy for details.

First-time subscriptions may be eligible for a refund within 14 days of purchase if usage remains below 50 credits. Subscriptions and credit packs are otherwise non-refundable, except where required by law.

You may cancel your subscription at any time, and cancellation will take effect at the end of your current billing period.

Radiate keeps character identity stable across shots by letting you reference an existing character, start from a single image, or train a custom character model. You can then generate new scenes while preserving the same facial features, proportions, and overall identity.

Yes. You can update pose, expression, framing, and camera style while keeping the same character identity. Move your character between locations, lighting setups, and styles (from studio renders to cinematic scenes) while maintaining identity consistency. This is designed for multi-shot sequences where continuity matters.

No. Training is optional. You can start with lightweight reference methods for fast iteration, and train a custom model when you want maximum consistency or a specific character you’ll reuse often.

Yes. Characters are treated as reusable production assets inside the workspace, so you can keep continuity across scenes instead of recreating characters from scratch each time.

Clothesbox lets you generate and swap outfits independently of the character, so you can explore different looks (uniforms, costumes, styling directions) without identity drift.

Export storyboards, frames, shot lists, notes, and review-ready deliverables as PDF and image/video files. Exports are structured for clean handoff.

An export package is a bundled deliverable that groups the right assets and notes for pitch, client review, or production handoff.

Yes. You can import frames, references, and external outputs to keep your work centralized for review and iteration.