Project Genie

What is Project Genie and how does it work?

Project Genie is an AI world generation platform that is open now. You can start with a text prompt, add image references when needed, choose a world model, and generate explorable scenes inside the studio.

Is Project Genie available right now?

Yes. Project Genie is live today. Visitors can open the studio, generate new worlds, explore outputs, and use credits to manage ongoing creation.

What can I create on Project Genie today?

You can create a wide range of explorable environments, including fantasy scenes, sci-fi spaces, landscapes, architectural concepts, mood studies, and early game-world ideas. The current workflow is built around fast concept-to-world generation.

What inputs does Project Genie support?

Project Genie currently supports text prompts and image references for world generation. You can use prompt-only workflows for speed or combine prompts with one or more images for stronger visual guidance.

How do the world models work?

Project Genie offers multiple world generation modes so creators can match speed and output quality to the task at hand. Faster generations are useful for rough drafts, while higher-quality generations fit polished scenes and presentations.

How does credit usage work?

Each generation uses credits based on the model you select. Project Genie shows those costs in the studio before you generate, so you can plan drafts, revisions, and higher-quality runs around your available balance.

Can I explore worlds after generation?

Yes. After generating a world, you can open it in the studio to review the result, continue exploring, and use the output as the basis for your next iteration.

Can I keep worlds private or make them public?

Yes. Project Genie supports both private iteration and public publishing workflows, so you can develop in private and share only the worlds you want others to see.