> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mokaccinoai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Models

> Browse AI engines by type, credits, and capabilities, then open them in a generator.

# Models

The **Models** catalog lists available engines with credit floors and capability chips so you can pick the right model before generating.

Route: `/studio/models`

## Basic flow

1. Open **Models** in the sidebar.
2. Filter by tab (**All**, **Image**, **Video**, **Audio**) and optional capability chips (cinematic, TTS, music, voice clone, and more).
3. Search by name or sort by credits.
4. Review **from N cr**, modes, resolution, max duration, and native audio when shown.
5. Press **Use model** to open the matching generator with that engine selected (you’ll be asked to sign in if needed).

## Credits

The catalog shows a **starting** credit price. The final cost depends on resolution, duration, and options you set in the generator panel before you press Generate.

## Tips

* Compare engines for the same job (for example two image models) before committing a long video run.
* Capability chips help when you need a specific mode (voice clone, music, etc.).
* After opening a generator, double-check project + settings — the catalog only pre-selects the engine.

## Related

* [Image generator](/generators/image)
* [Video generator](/generators/video)
* [Audio generator](/generators/audio)
* [Credits and billing](/getting-started/credits-billing)


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