Choose how to work with Vini Studio

Start from the result you need. The Vini portal introduces the ways to work. Each offer has its own page, with its process, conditions and next step.

What you need	Offer	Next step
A finished video or a package of content	Content production	Explore the work and process, then describe your project. Scope, price, timing, revisions and support are agreed in an individual proposal.
To direct and generate the content yourself	Self-service studio	Explore the tools and workflow, compare on-demand prices, then open the sign-in area. Top-ups and account plans are currently managed by an administrator. Purchased balance does not expire.
A future package for regular generation	Future subscription packages	Read how model-specific quotas will work, then register your interest. This records interest; it makes no purchase, activates no subscription and starts no recurring charges.
A repeatable content workflow through publication	Content factory	Choose setup for your team or ongoing production by Vini Studio. Describe your channels, formats and preferred release frequency; scope and terms are agreed in an individual proposal.
To bring the studio into your team’s work	Studio for teams	Explore training, setup, support and agreed improvements, then describe your workflow. Deliverables, scope and commercial terms are agreed individually.

Production, content-factory services and team setup have their own proposals. A generation price in the studio is not a quote for a finished video, creative work or an enterprise service. The portal does not publish a fixed service duration, number of revisions or guaranteed response time for those offers.

Find your way around the portal

The home page is an overview. Open Studio in the header for capabilities, the workflow, prices and future subscription packages. Content production, Content factory and For teams have separate pages. Resources contains documentation, cases, product updates and the blog. On a narrow screen, open Menu to access the same destinations; use the group buttons to expand their links. Escape closes an open menu.

Project cost opens the project estimate, where you choose a finished-video task. Generation prices, in the Studio menu and footer, opens the calculator on the studio page for one model configuration. The Sign in action opens the existing sign-in area in your current portal language; an active session has Open studio instead. The editor and project links remain under /studio. Previously saved home anchors for prices and offers take you to the corresponding page.

Light and dark appearance

By default, the public portal follows your device’s light or dark appearance and updates when that preference changes. Use the small sun-and-moon switch in the header to choose light or dark yourself. The choice is remembered in this browser and shared across portal pages and tabs. Device appearance (Тема устройства) in the footer clears that choice and restores automatic switching.

Pages, navigation, forms and calculators keep your selected task and prices while their colours adapt. The light palette uses the same warm paper and ink approach as the studio. Videos, images and illustrations keep their original colours. The studio’s canvas background remains an independent setting. The switch is keyboard accessible; its thumb moves briefly for pointer input and stays still when reduced motion is requested.

Motion and reading

Small entrance and interaction effects connect the first screen, menus, links and workspace preview. They finish after opening or responding to an action. On supported browsers, a thin reading line follows your page scroll. If your device requests reduced motion, these added effects and the reading line are disabled; navigation and all content stay available. Your task settings and quoted prices do not depend on animation.

Build a content factory

The content factory service connects content planning, script preparation, images and video, editing and packaging, review, and publication. Choose between two service formats:

• Setup for your team: Vini Studio designs and configures the workflow, templates and agreed integrations, trains your team and hands over the process for you to run.
• Ongoing production by Vini Studio: the studio runs the agreed planning, scripting, production, editing and packaging cycle. You approve the material; publication can be included in the agreed scope.

Both formats define responsibilities, review points and release criteria. Your team keeps the final say on publication. Setup, generation and ongoing production costs depend on the chosen format; frequency, volume, revisions and support are agreed before launch. The page shows a service workflow, not a ready autonomous publishing dashboard.

The studio currently connects to TikTok and YouTube. A person confirms publication. Other platforms, scheduling and external services are assessed and agreed separately, subject to account access and platform rules. The service page does not promise a shipped autonomous posting schedule or publication to every social network. See publish a video for the existing publishing flow.

The AI creator / virtual host section explores a digital character for recurring formats and audience interaction. This is a bespoke opportunity on request. A ready-to-use streaming solution is not available in the studio yet. The concept, feasibility of a pilot, stream format, interaction, platform connection, budget and timing need individual assessment. Discuss an AI creator opens the contact form with its own AI creator and streaming on request topic; it does not activate streaming.

Discuss your content factory opens the contact form with Build a content factory already selected. Its brief asks which service format you need, along with channels and release frequency. That topic stays attached to the request in storage, the owner notification and the administration interface. Sending an inquiry starts a discussion; it does not start production or a subscription.

Create it yourself

The studio is designed for a computer with a large screen. Its sign-in area offers the configured sign-in methods and a nearby Book a demo link if you want to discuss a concrete idea first. The demo, cases, blog and contact sections remain available from the portal navigation or footer.

Start, Pro and Ultra are account pricing plans. They do not change the quality level selected inside a model. The public calculator on the studio page compares three prices for one configuration; your actual generation uses the plan assigned to your account. Use Discuss this plan beneath a quoted price to open a request with Start, Pro or Ultra selected. A top-up request does not complete a payment or automatically upgrade that plan. See account, sign-in and credits for the balance, assignment term and early-user Ultra benefit.

The generation calculator opens with GPT Image 2.5 and the model’s default settings. Choose another model or adjust its settings to recalculate all three prices.

The Other · audio and tools group includes music models, image upscale, voice tools, lip sync, subtitles, AI styling and analysis. All three prices use the same current rates and account-plan rules as Studio. Upscale uses the input dimensions and scale; lip sync uses the expected output duration; music uses the selected model and track length, including an audio-reference mode where supported. Tools with a flat Studio charge show a price per run. Usage-based analyses show up to the displayed reserve and settle by actual usage. This public calculator does not upload files, run a tool or charge the account; source-dependent estimates are checked in Studio. Internal script-room actions are not offered here.

Estimate a video project

Open Project cost and choose Create it myself or Commission the team. Self-service shows AI expenses; commissioning the team opens a separate service proposal. Switching between them keeps your calculator settings. For self-service, choose between:

• Create a video from an idea: AI script preparation, character references, scene images and video scenes with native audio.
• Prepare an existing video: start with footage you already have and choose the release preparation you need. This task does not add script preparation, new scene images or new video scenes.

The default result length is one minute. Choose the duration, then include or remove instrumental music, subtitles, SEO copy and a cover. Character references are ready removes the creation of two new reference images; it keeps scene images in the calculation. Publication preparation is optional and is off by default.

The page compares the same scope at Start, Pro and Ultra prices. The line table shows which work contributes to each total; Estimate assumptions explains the preset. The create preset uses GPT Image 2.5 at balanced quality and MiniMax H3, with separate short video scenes rather than one minute-long model call. Comparing plans does not assign a plan to your account, launch a generation or make a purchase.

This is an approximate first-pass estimate, covering one successful version of each required output and only part of postproduction. It excludes rerolls, experiments, human labor, source-video analysis and extra deliverables. It is neither a statistical average nor a binding charge ceiling or a service quote. Actual work may need further generations. For the agreed price of a specific launch, check its estimate in the studio.

AI script preparation counts AI expenses. The writers’ room is currently restricted to administrators and is available through the studio team; its inclusion does not promise room access to every account. Human creative work, production management and revisions need a separate content production proposal.

Publication uses available account connections and remains subject to access and platform restrictions. Selecting preparation does not send a video. Follow publish a video for the supported paths and their limits.

The page also shows a selected finished example of approximately 67 seconds and 10 scenes, retaining native video audio. Separate music, subtitles, SEO copy and a cover were not added to that example. Its result illustrates a particular completed workflow; it does not prove a guaranteed result, the current project’s cost or the inclusion of postproduction in the demonstrated file.

Changing a task or option hides the previous amounts while a fresh estimate loads. If calculation fails, Try again keeps your chosen settings. The separate generation calculator remains available when you need one model operation rather than a project estimate.

Older cases may show the author’s historical generation spend or the cost of a completed experiment. Use the current calculator and the studio’s pre-launch estimate for a new generation. Historical costs do not establish today’s price or the price of commissioned production.

Send the right request

Production, team setup and subscription buttons open the contact form with the corresponding topic selected. Content-factory requests retain setup or ongoing production, and plan requests retain the selected plan. The page shows the service, a relevant brief example and what happens next before you submit. Switching RU/EN retains the topic, plan or arrangement and destination anchor; it does not promise persistence of an unsent draft across a full language navigation. You can change the topic. Tell us what you want to make and choose the contact channel where you want a reply: Telegram, WhatsApp, email or LinkedIn. You do not need to sign in to send a request.

If validation or sending fails, correct the indicated field or retry the request; the entered brief stays in the form. A same-page change of topic keeps the entered name and brief. Long text is rejected with a visible limit rather than silently cut. Successful sending shows confirmation on the page; it does not mean a payment or a production order has been completed.

Subscription packages are still being defined. The intended format uses separate quantities for specific models, but the exact models, quantities and package terms have not been published. A private-access request does not grant a quota or authorize later charges.

For administrators: read subscription interest correctly

The admin console (Admin in the studio’s right rail, or /console) shows Subscription interest under Overview for the selected reporting period. It separates Offer views, Access request clicks and Saved requests.

Views and clicks are daily aggregate event totals and include repeats. New events are recorded on the dedicated subscription page: opening a direction from the home page is not an access-request click. Earlier home-offer totals remain in the report; the totals do not split the two page sources. Saved requests count stored forms with the subscription topic, excluding spam and deleted requests. One person can contribute more than once. These are not unique visitors, unique customers or purchases, and a click alone is not a submitted request. The reporting period uses daily buckets; it is not a per-person journey.

The event counters store the day, offer, event, source, language and total. Contact details belong to the separate request, under the privacy policy. A failed counter request does not prevent opening or submitting the contact form. If the dashboard cannot load, use Refresh; an unavailable report does not mean no interest was recorded.

Last source review: 19 October 2026. This guide describes the release’s public offers and request flow. A submitted form does not establish agreed service terms, successful production or a completed payment.

Selected production work

The overview and production page feature the studio’s own photorealistic V2, a 15-second film with music. Its four-image sequence shows frames from the finished work, not its original storyboard. The separate Story Film is around 67 seconds and remains a Russian-language original; the English page does not imply an English version of that film. The production page links to the project estimator for a separate estimate of your own studio expenses.

The platform, production and team pages show the current studio using a clearly labelled demonstration with public story materials. These screenshots explain the interface; they are not the original production graph of either film. Videos use manual playback with sound under the visitor’s control.

The Cases page separates Studio productions from Tool walkthroughs. Selected films state their brief, result and own-studio origin. The platform page also offers three short getting-started guides in the portal language; the full documentation is labelled English. On a phone, its studio image starts with a readable detail and can be switched to the whole screenshot.

Book a live demo opens a request for a call of about 30 minutes, rather than a recorded video.