# Atlas Product Overview

## Atlas AI Studio Overview

- [Atlas AI Studio Overview](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview.md): Most AI tools look incredible in demos. Then you try them in production and spend more time fixing outputs than you saved generating them. Atlas is different.
- [Getting Started](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/getting-started.md): Get started with Atlas. Covers the core ideas behind the platform: node-based visual workflow design, multi-model AI orchestration, asset-creation-specific AI agents, and integration with Unreal Engin
- [Atlas AI Agent](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/atlas-ai-studio-overview.md): The Atlas AI Agent is the multi-agent system that assembles game-ready workflows from natural-language instructions, hides hyperparameter complexity, and helps artists discover the right combination o
- [3D & Gaming Focus](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/3d-and-gaming-focus.md): Atlas's 3D and gaming focus: retopology, PBR materials, UV unwrapping, multi-view texturing, engine-specific presets, and API integration with Unreal, Unity, and Blender. The production-grade capabili
- [Atlas x GCP](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/atlas-x-gcp.md): Atlas is a Google Cloud Partner available exclusively via Google Cloud Marketplace. Covers the procurement, billing, and integration advantages of the GCP-native deployment for studios in the era of A
- [Testimonials](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/testimonials.md)
- [User Manual](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/user-manual.md): The Atlas User Manual is in active development. In the meantime, this page points to the existing documentation that covers each major area of the platform: node reference, agent guidance, gaming-spec
- [Node Index](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index.md): Complete reference for every node available in Atlas workflows. Covers input, image, mesh, video, audio, API, and utility nodes with use cases, examples, and best practices for production-grade 3D con
- [Input Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/input-nodes.md): Input nodes bring images, text, meshes, audio, video, PDFs, EXR, USDZ, and parameters into Atlas AI Studio workflows for AI generation.
- [Image Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/image-nodes.md): Image Nodes in Atlas cover the full 2D production lifecycle: generating images from text or references, editing existing images with text instructions, and post-processing for framing, upscaling, and
- [Image Generation Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/image-nodes/image-generation-nodes.md): Atlas AI Studio image generation nodes: text-to-image generation, image-to-text description, and procedural texture generation for game asset workflows.
- [Image Edit Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/image-nodes/image-edit-nodes.md): Image editing nodes refine, restyle, and modify existing images using text instructions. Three core nodes range from fully generative edits to precise localized modifications, used heavily for iterati
- [2D Post Processing Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/image-nodes/2d-post-processing-nodes.md): 2D post-processing nodes in Atlas AI Studio for upscaling, outpainting, background removal, camera control, cropping, PBR material, and SVG output.
- [Mesh Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/mesh-nodes.md): Mesh nodes in Atlas AI Studio generate, transform, texture, optimize, rig, and animate 3D meshes from images and multi-view references.
- [3D Generation Best Practices](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/mesh-nodes/3d-generation-best-practices.md): Generate 3D meshes from images in Atlas AI Studio: input prep, backend selection, transform and texture post-processing, and high-poly to low-poly baking.
- [Animation Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/mesh-nodes/animation-nodes.md): Animation nodes that rig and animate humanoid character meshes: automatic rigging, Mixamo retargeting, Smart Mesh Alignment, and FBX/GLB export.
- [Scene Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/mesh-nodes/scene-nodes.md)
- [Video Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/video-nodes.md): Video Nodes generate video from text and reference images, and edit, extend, lipsync, and upscale existing clips.
- [Audio Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/audio-nodes.md): Atlas AI Studio audio nodes generate speech, music, and sound effects from text, with multi-speaker dialogue, voice changing, and transcription.
- [API Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/api-nodes.md): API Nodes turn any Atlas workflow into a callable REST endpoint that runs from inside Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, or any custom integration. Use them to deploy production-grade AI workflows directl
- [Utility Nodes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/utility-nodes.md): Utility nodes in Atlas AI Studio extract, transform, and recombine text, images, PDFs, and metadata for deterministic, reusable game asset workflows.
- [MCP](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/mcp.md): Connect an Atlas workspace to MCP clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex using a workspace API key. Manage projects, run the platform agent, and work with exported APIs, scoped to one workspa
- [Node Prices](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/node-index/node-prices.md): Credit cost per run for every node in Atlas AI Studio, grouped by category, with the settings that move each price and guidance on budgeting expensive nodes.
- [Release Notes](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes.md)
- [Release 0.6.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.6.0.md)
- [Release 0.7.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.7.0.md)
- [Release 0.8.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.8.0.md)
- [Release 0.9.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.9.0.md)
- [Release 0.10.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.10.0.md)
- [Release 0.14.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.14.0.md)
- [Release 0.16.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.16.0.md)
- [Release 0.17.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.17.0.md)
- [Release 0.18.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.18.0.md)
- [Release 0.19.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.19.0.md)
- [Release 0.20.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.20.0.md)
- [Release 0.21.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.21.0.md)
- [Release 0.22.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.22.0.md)
- [Release 0.23.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.23.0.md)
- [Release 0.24.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.24.0.md)
- [Release 0.25.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.25.0.md)
- [Release 0.28.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.28.0.md)
- [Release 0.29.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.29.0.md)
- [Release 0.30.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.30.0.md)
- [Release 0.31.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.31.0.md)
- [Release 0.32.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.32.0.md): Release Date: August 2026
- [Release 0.33.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.33.0.md): Release Date: September 2026
- [Release 0.34.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.34.0.md): Release Date: September 2026
- [Release 0.35.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.35.0.md): Release Date: September 2026
- [Release 0.36.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.36.0.md): Release Date: September 2026
- [Release 0.37.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.37.0.md): Release Date: September 2026
- [Release 0.38.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.38.0.md): Release Date: October 2026
- [Release 0.38.1](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.38.1.md): Release Date: October 2026
- [Release 0.39.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.39.0.md)
- [Release 0.40.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.40.0.md)
- [Release 0.41.0](https://docs.atlas.design/atlas-ai-studio-overview/release-notes/release-0.41.0.md)


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