Your Private Workspace: Projects, Media, and Export

AU Studio is a tool for creating fictional content in your own workspace. It is not a place to publish stories or read other people's projects. Create your scenes, export the result, and share it on a platform you choose.

Your projects stay in your workspace

Projects, scenes, characters, and uploaded assets belong to your account. Creating or saving a project does not make it public. Projects have no Public/Private visibility setting and no public reading page.

A fictional social account's privacy setting changes how that account appears in a scene. It does not change who can access your AU Studio project.

Media Assets belong to your account

Browse in Media Assets shows your account's uploaded assets, not a shared collection from other users. You can reuse your assets across projects owned by the same account, without uploading them again. Reusing an image does not publish it or give another account access to it.

Status describes your progress

Use Draft, Active, Completed, and Archived to organize your work. These are stages of your creative process, not publication settings. Active does not mean Published, and Completed does not make a project public.

Share an exported result

1. Open your project and choose the scene you want to share.
2. Save your changes and check the preview.
3. Use Export PNG to download the scene as an image.
4. Upload the downloaded image yourself to your preferred social platform or send it using your usual messaging app.

Exporting does not publish a project or create a public AU Studio story link. Once you upload an exported image elsewhere, that platform's sharing settings determine who can see it.

Public help, private workspace

Documentation and Tutorials are public help articles about using AU Studio. Their public availability is separate from your projects and media. Reading a guide does not expose your workspace, and saving a project does not turn it into an article.

Frequently asked questions

Can someone else read my project?

AU Studio does not provide public project pages or a reader-facing story library. Workspace access is tied to the account that owns the project. To show your work to someone, export the result and share that file yourself.

Does Active mean Published?

No. Active is a project workflow status. It does not publish the project or change its access.

Does Browse show other users' assets?

No. Media Assets Browse is scoped to your account. It may include an asset you uploaded while working on another project you own. If an asset appears unfamiliar, check your own uploads; if you believe it belongs to another account, report it through Support.