Rivya Studio: Choose a Model and Start Creating
Choose Chat, Image, Video or Audio Studio, check model availability, prepare inputs, review credits, and save or reuse results across Rivya workspaces.
Last reviewed on September 8, 2026
Studio is Rivya's signed-in workspace for conversations and image, video and audio generation. Sign in, open the relevant category from the sidebar or dashboard, and check the selected model before submitting. New to Rivya? Follow Getting Started for a first image exercise.
Choose the Output You Need
| Studio | Use it for | Check before starting |
|---|---|---|
| Chat | Drafting, reasoning, planning or discussing supported image inputs. | The model's input support and the conversation you want to continue. |
| Image | Still images, product concepts or reference-based variations. | Whether this model accepts references and which details need manual review. |
| Video | Motion clips from text or supported reference media. | Input requirements, duration, aspect ratio and the estimated cost. |
| Audio | Speech, narration, dialogue, music or new sound sketches, depending on the model. | Whether the model generates new audio or supports the specific input-based operation you need. |
You can start directly in any category. A text-to-video task does not always require a still image first; an image-guided task needs the references specified by that model.
Check That the Model Can Run
A category shortcut opens an available default model. Select the model that supports your task, then check its current status and controls. A public catalog page can remain visible while a model is paused or coming soon. Such a page does not grant generation access; see Model Availability.
ElevenLabs Sound Effect V2 and Audio Isolation are currently paused. Suno Sounds can generate new sound sketches, but it does not clean or isolate an existing recording. Do not substitute a text-to-audio model for a recording-repair task.
AI Calculator and AI Solver use the chat interface with task-specific instructions and a configured chat model. They are not separate media generators; review calculations and reasoning before using the answer. See Tools.
Prepare Inputs and Review the Estimate
Choose the model and supported mode. Describe the requested result, relevant constraints and details to preserve.
Add references only where the form accepts them. Check file type, count, size and any duration limits; wait for uploads to finish.
Set the controls actually offered, such as aspect ratio, duration, voice or output quality. These options vary by model and mode.
Review the estimated credits before submitting. Changing the model, inputs or parameters can change the cost.
Use Model Fields and Parameters and References and Uploads for input details. Credits and Billing explains available balances, reservations and final deductions. A displayed estimate is not a universal fixed price for every request.
Submit Once and Check the Result
Opening a Studio or entering a prompt does not submit a request. Use the send or generate control when the inputs are ready. A new submission can use credits; reopening the page does not cancel or accelerate an earlier task.
For image, video and audio work, check the task status on the generation page. Waiting or generating is not a completion estimate, and a success status does not certify output quality. For chat, wait for the answer before deciding whether another message is needed. See Task Lifecycle.
Notifications can help you follow account and generation events. A missing notice is not proof of failure. Check the existing record before resubmitting a request whose outcome is unclear.
Move Selected Work to Another Studio
Studios share an account and credit balance, but they do not automatically transfer an entire project. Available follow-up links may carry a prompt or supported reference asset. Check the destination's model, references and settings; switching models can reset parameters or remove incompatible inputs. Copy important drafts before leaving.
For example, to plan a short product clip:
Use Chat to draft a brief from product facts you provide and verify.
If the chosen video workflow needs a reference image, create or upload one and inspect the product details.
Open a compatible Video model, check the transferred inputs or upload the approved image, and describe the movement.
If narration is needed, prepare the final script in an available Audio model. Assemble the selected video and audio in your editing software.
This is a suggested sequence, not an automatically linked project or a tested result. Each new generation is a separate request. See How Rivya Studios Fit Together for more on choosing the next output.
Save Results Before Leaving
Use History to inspect saved tasks and reopen results. Generation history currently displays the latest 24 task records without older-page controls; it is not a complete project archive. Save useful files locally and retain your prompt and settings. Some media links expire; follow Output Downloads.
Continue a specific conversation from chat history and wait for its messages to load. Unsent drafts are not saved messages, and a session card does not prove an answer finished. See Saved Sessions.
If a request, file or balance looks wrong, check the signed-in account and the original record first. Keep the model name, task or session reference, approximate time and exact error for Troubleshooting.