The whole creative studio in one place, built around keeping your character consistent.
Most creators end up juggling one app for images, another for video, a third for voice, and a fourth for editing. Every hand-off loses time, and worse, it loses consistency. OnZero exists to collapse that whole pipeline into a single place where everything you make can share the same DNA.
One canvas for everything
On a single canvas you can generate images with models like Nano Banana Pro, FLUX and Seedream, build scenes and backgrounds, turn stills into video, add motion control and keyframes, layer in voiceover, character voice, music and sound effects, and edit with tools like background removal, upscale and resize. Instead of exporting between five apps, everything lives in one workspace.
The wedge is consistency
What makes OnZero different is not the number of tools - it is that they all revolve around one locked identity. You create a character once, and its face and voice stay the same across every image and video you make. That is what turns scattered generations into a recognizable, reusable brand.
Around this core sit the rest of the surfaces: Assets is a reusable brand library, Workflows chains steps into one click, the Marketplace lets you buy and sell characters, Challenges give you a leaderboard, and the MCP brings roughly 55 tools straight into a chat with Claude or Codex. You do not need all of it on day one - but it is good to know the whole studio is there as you grow.
Think of your character as the star of everything you make. Build it first, then let every image, video and voice line flow from it.
The rest of this track walks you through the exact first path: create a DNA-locked character, then make your first image from it. Get those two steps down and everything else in OnZero becomes an extension of them.