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Every AI model, every setting, one canvas.

The All-in-One Studio is for creators who already know which model they want. Pick it, set the ratio, the resolution, the seed and the reference strength, queue a batch, and let it run. Same plan and same credits as every other MagicShot tool.

Or open the Studio and set the run up by hand.

Studio panel

Model: GPT Image 2.5 Flare
Frame: 1:1 4:5 9:16 16:9 3:2
Seed: Locked
Steps: High
Guidance: Balanced
Reference: Held

Batch queued

500+
AI models: 86+
Tools on one plan

Or open the Studio and set the run up by hand.

The controls other generators hide

Each panel below is a real control on the canvas. Scroll and they stack, the way they sit in the app.

Model picker

Pick the model, not the preset

Every image, video and voice engine MagicShot runs sits in one list. Move from one to another in the middle of a session and your prompt, your references and your settings stay exactly where you left them.

Image, video and voice engines in the same picker
Switch models without retyping a word
New releases appear in the list the week they ship

Try it on the canvas

Frame and size

Set the frame before you spend a credit

Square for the feed, 9:16 for Reels, 3:2 for the print file. Choose the aspect ratio and the output size up front, and nothing has to be recropped after the fact.

Portrait, square, landscape and custom ratios
Output up to each model's native resolution
Frame it once, and the whole batch follows

Try it on the canvas

References

Bring your own reference, then dial it in

Upload a face, a product or a style board and decide how hard the model leans on it. Low for a hint of the original, high when the likeness has to hold.

Character, product and style references
A strength slider, not an on-or-off switch
One look held across an entire shoot

Try it on the canvas

Advanced parameters

Seed, steps, guidance, negative prompt

The settings most generators bury. Lock a seed and the same prompt returns the same image. Raise the step count when the detail matters. Name what you do not want in frame and keep it out.

Lock a seed and reproduce any result exactly
Guidance and step count set per run
Negative prompts on every model that reads them

Try it on the canvas

Batch runs

Queue the run and go do something else

Send a list of prompts, or one prompt across several models, and collect the results together. The queue keeps working while you are in another tab.

Many prompts in a single run
One prompt compared across several models
Every output lands in the same library

Try it on the canvas

Watch one prompt become a finished batch

One pass across the canvas: picking the model, setting the frame and the size, moving the parameters, queueing the run and collecting the set.

Open the Studio

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Built for people who read the release notes

The Studio is not the fastest way to make one image. It is the only way to make four hundred that match.

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Repeatable
The same look on the four hundredth frame
A locked seed, a saved reference and a fixed parameter set mean the run you approved on Monday is the run you get on Friday. Nothing quietly drifts between sessions.
- Seed locking
- Saved reference images
- Settings that carry between runs
Open the Studio
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Comparable
Two models, one prompt, side by side
Run the same brief through several engines in one go and pick the winner from the output rather than from a benchmark someone else published. It usually takes one run to settle an argument.
- One prompt, several models
- Results in one library
- No second subscription to compare
Open the Studio
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Fast at volume
Fifty product shots before lunch
Catalog work, ad variants, thumbnail tests: the jobs where the count matters more than the single hero image. Queue them, leave, come back to the set.
- Batch queue
- Consistent framing across the set
- Download the run together
Open the Studio
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Predictable to run
One credit balance, no per-model bills
Every model in the picker draws from the same monthly allowance. There is no separate account to open when a new engine lands, and no surprise invoice from a provider you tried once.
- One subscription
- One credit pool
- No API keys to manage
Open the Studio
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Yours to sell
A commercial license on every paid plan
What comes out of the Studio can go into client work, campaigns and products. That holds whichever model produced it.
- Commercial rights included
- Same terms across every model
- Export without a watermark
Open the Studio

The same look on the four hundredth frame

Two models, one prompt, side by side

Fifty product shots before lunch

One credit balance, no per-model bills

A commercial license on every paid plan

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From an idea to a finished batch

Open the canvas
One screen, no tool to choose first. The prompt well, the model picker and the parameter panel are all in front of you.
Choose your model
Pick the engine you trust for this job. Image, video or voice, they all live in the same list and read the same prompt.
Set the controls
Aspect ratio, resolution, seed, steps, guidance, negative prompt, reference images and how strongly they apply.
Queue it and collect
Send one prompt or a whole list. Results land in your library at full resolution, ready to download.
Start with step one

Every control, and what it changes

A plain reading of the panel, for anyone deciding whether the Studio has the settings they need.

Every control in the MagicShot All-in-One Studio, what it changes and when to reach for it
Control	What it changes	When to reach for it
Model	Which engine renders the job.	Switch when a look, a style or a subject suits another model better.
Aspect ratio	The shape of the frame.	Match the destination: 9:16 for Reels, 1:1 for the feed, 16:9 for a thumbnail.
Resolution	How large the output comes back.	Go high for print and retouching, lower for quick tests that spend fewer credits.
Seed	The starting number the model works from.	Lock it to reproduce a result, or to change one word and see only that change.
Steps	How many passes the model makes.	Raise it when fine detail matters. Lower it when you are still exploring.
Guidance	How closely the model follows your words.	High for a literal read of the prompt, low when you want the model to interpret.
Negative prompt	What to keep out of frame.	Name recurring artifacts, props or colors you keep having to crop out.
Reference image	A face, product or style the output is built around.	Hold a likeness, a product shape or a house style across a set.
Reference strength	How hard the reference pulls.	High to stay faithful, low to borrow the mood and little else.
Batch size	How many outputs one run produces.	Raise it for variant hunting and catalog work.

The engines waiting in the picker

Read what each one is good at, then choose it by name on the canvas.

Every model

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst

Open AI · Image

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst is OpenAI's precision image model, built to generate and edit images from text prompts and reference photos. It is the heavier of the two GPT Image 2.5 models, trading a longer generation time for sharper detail and tighter edit control.

GPT Image 2.5 Flare

Open AI · Image

GPT Image 2.5 Flare is OpenAI's fast image generation and editing model, available inside MagicShot on a paid plan. It turns a text prompt or a reference photo into a new image, keeping the face, product, or layout you started with intact.

Wan 3.0 Prime

Alibaba · Video

Wan 3 Prime is the fast tier of Alibaba's Wan 3.0 video model, built for text-to-video and image-to-video generation. It turns a prompt or a single photo into a video clip up to 30 seconds long, complete with a matching audio track.

MiniMax H3

MiniMax · Video

MiniMax H3 is an omni-modal video model built by MiniMax that reads text, images, video, and audio together and turns them into finished video clips. On MagicShot, it works as a text-to-video and image-to-video engine that renders motion, on-screen text, and native stereo sound in a single generation.

Seedance 2.5

Bytedance · Video

Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's flagship multimodal video model, available inside MagicShot on a paid plan. It turns a text prompt plus up to 50 image, video and audio references into a single clip of up to 30 seconds, with dialogue, music and sound effects generated alongside the picture.

Wan 3.0

alibaba · Video

Wan 3.0 is Alibaba Tongyi Lab's text-to-video model, built to turn a written prompt, a photo, or a reference clip into a finished video with sound already in it. Inside MagicShot, it runs on paid plans for product demos, social clips, and short marketing videos.

Gemini Omni 1.1

Google · Video

Gemini Omni 1.1 is Google's fast multimodal video model, built to turn a text prompt or a single photo into a moving clip with sound already baked in. Inside MagicShot, it runs as the speed option for text-to-video and image-to-video, so you get a usable draft in seconds instead of minutes.

Qwen Image 3

alibaba · Image

Qwen Image 3 is Alibaba's third-generation image model, built to turn a single detailed prompt into dense, information-heavy visuals like newspaper pages, infographics, and exam papers. Inside MagicShot, it handles the kind of layout-heavy, text-heavy images that most image generators fall apart on.

LTX 2.5

lightricks · Video

LTX 2.5 is an AI video model from Lightricks, built for speed, that turns a text prompt or a still image into a clip with synchronized audio. Inside MagicShot on a paid plan, it outputs MP4 video in portrait or landscape, up to 20 seconds long, with 4K resolution available.

Grok Imagine Image 2.0

xAI · Image

Grok Imagine Image 2.0 is xAI's image model, launched in August 2026 as the new Quality Mode inside Grok Imagine. It builds images from text prompts and edits images you already have, at up to 2K resolution, with sharp small text and region-level changes.

Flux 3

Black Forest Labs · Video

Flux 3 is Black Forest Labs' first video model, a multimodal system that generates clips up to 20 seconds long with native audio in a single pass. Inside MagicShot, it turns a text prompt, a still image, or keyframes into finished video with sound.

HappyHorse 1.1

Alibaba · Video

HappyHorse 1.1 is a video generation model from Alibaba that turns text prompts and still images into short motion clips. Inside MagicShot, it produces original footage on demand so you skip the film crew, the shoot day, and the reshoot.

The same account, wherever you start

Prefer a tool that has already made the decisions? Every suite runs on the same credits and the same login as the Studio.

Why creators move their volume work here

Every model, one picker

Image, video and voice engines in one list, updated as new ones ship.

Parameters, not presets

Seed, steps, guidance, ratio and reference strength, all set by you.

Batches that run unattended

Queue a list of prompts and collect the whole set later.

One bill, commercial rights

One credit balance across every model, and a license to sell the output.

Who the Studio is for

Most AI generators make the decisions for you. You type a sentence, something appears, and the model, the resolution, the sampler and the seed were all chosen behind the scenes. For a one-off image that is exactly right.

It stops being right the moment the work repeats. If you are producing forty product shots that have to share a look, testing the same brief across three engines before a client call, or rebuilding a scene you rendered last month, you need the settings back.

When to use the Studio instead of a single tool

You have a preferred model. You already know which engine handles skin, or text in an image, or camera motion the way you want, and you would rather name it than hope.
The output has to match. A locked seed and a saved reference keep a set consistent in a way that re-prompting never will.
You are working in volume. Catalog images, ad variants and thumbnail tests are batch jobs, not one-at-a-time jobs.
You want to compare fairly. One prompt, several models, the same settings, the results next to each other.

When a single tool is the better call

If you want a headshot, a background removed or a photo turned into a video, open the tool built for it. Those pages come pre-tuned, and they are quicker for a single result. The Studio is the room you go to when the defaults are no longer good enough.

What it costs to run

Every model on the canvas draws from the same monthly credit allowance as the rest of MagicShot, so there is nothing extra to subscribe to and no API key to manage. Larger outputs and longer runs spend more credits, which is the only thing the advanced settings change about your bill. Compare the plans to see the monthly allowance on each.

All-in-One Studio FAQ

It is a single canvas in the MagicShot app where you choose the AI model yourself and set every generation parameter: aspect ratio, resolution, seed, steps, guidance, negative prompt and reference strength. It replaces jumping between separate single-purpose tools when you want that level of control.

Yes. The model picker lists every image, video and voice engine MagicShot runs, and you select the one you want before each generation. Your prompt, references and settings stay in place when you switch.

The same catalog the rest of MagicShot uses, across image, video and voice. New models are added to the picker as they launch, and every one of them draws from the same credit balance.

Yes. Queue a list of prompts, or send one prompt to several models, and the run continues while you work elsewhere. The whole set lands in your library together.

The seed is the random starting number a model works from. Lock it and the same prompt with the same settings returns the same image, so you can change one word and see only that change instead of a completely new picture.

The settings themselves cost nothing. Bigger outputs, longer video and larger batches spend more credits, because they are more work for the model. Everything is billed from one monthly allowance, with no per-model fees.

Yes. Every paid plan includes a commercial license covering the images, video and audio you generate, whichever model produced them.

It asks more of you up front, because nothing is chosen for you. If you want one quick result, open the tool built for that job. If you want control over the model and the parameters, start here.

Your models. Your settings. One canvas.

Open the Studio, pick an engine, and set the run up the way you would have set it up yourself.

Open the Studio

Every AI model, every setting, one canvas.

The controls other generators hide

Pick the model, not the preset

Set the frame before you spend a credit

Bring your own reference, then dial it in

Seed, steps, guidance, negative prompt

Queue the run and go do something else

Watch one prompt become a finished batch

Built for people who read the release notes

The same look on the four hundredth frame

Two models, one prompt, side by side

Fifty product shots before lunch

One credit balance, no per-model bills

A commercial license on every paid plan

From an idea to a finished batch

Open the canvas

Choose your model

Set the controls

Queue it and collect

Every control, and what it changes

The engines waiting in the picker

The same account, wherever you start

AI Image Generator

AI Video Generator

AI Photoshoot

AI Photo Editor

AI Audio Generator

Why creators move their volume work here

Every model, one picker

Parameters, not presets

Batches that run unattended

One bill, commercial rights

Who the Studio is for

When to use the Studio instead of a single tool

When a single tool is the better call

What it costs to run

All-in-One Studio FAQ

What is the MagicShot All-in-One Studio?

Can I choose which AI model generates my image?

Which models can I run in the Studio?

Can I generate AI images in bulk?

What is a seed, and why would I lock one?

Do the advanced settings cost extra credits?

Can I use what the Studio makes for client work?

Is the Studio harder to use than a single tool?

Your models. Your settings. One canvas.