Volta Studio runs the major image, video and voice models behind a single wallet. You never hold an API key or a separate subscription: the studio suggests the right model for the shot in front of you, shows what it costs in tokens before you run it, and new models are added the week they ship.
The names you know, and a few you should.
Each model picked for a job the studio actually does. The right one is suggested per shot, and you are always free to overrule it.
The whole shelf.
Everything the studio can call today, and which plan reaches it. Tools and copilots are on every plan, including Free.
Pick a model per shot, not per project.
One wallet, every model. The studio suggests the right one for the shot in front of you and shows the price before you spend it.
Common questions
Which AI models does Volta Studio support?
The shelf covers image generation and editing, video generation, voice and music, plus the utility models a post workflow needs: cutout, rotoscope, upscale, depth, colour match. The full list, and the plan each model needs, is on the Models page and is generated from the same catalogue the server enforces, so the page cannot drift from what the app will actually run.
Do I need my own API keys to use the models?
No. Volta holds the contracts with the model providers. You spend tokens from one wallet and reach every model through the same interface, with no per-provider account, no key management and no separate billing.
Which models can I use on the free plan?
Free reaches the image models, plus every copilot and every utility model, which are on all plans. Video and voice models start at the first paid plan. The Models page marks each model with the plan that carries it.
How much does one generation cost?
Every generation has a price in tokens, and the studio shows it before you run it. Prices come from the model providers and change when theirs do; a new price applies only to what you generate afterwards, never to what you have already made.
Can I choose the model myself?
Yes. The studio suggests a model per shot because that is the useful default, but the choice is always yours and you can change it for a single shot without changing anything else.