Autodesk Flow Studio ships 3D Editor and Canvas, rate card still unchanged
Autodesk (Flow Studio, formerly Wonder Dynamics) pricing
Flow Studio adds two new workspaces, a browser-based 3D Editor and a node-based Canvas for image/video generation, with no published credit cost or tier gating yet and no change to the Free/Lite/Standard/Pro/Enterprise rate card set in August 2025.
Flow Studio's workspaces covered AI motion capture, live action, Wonder 3D asset generation and Wonder Tools, all metered from the same monthly credit pool across Free (300 credits), Lite $10/mo (2,100), Standard $45/mo (6,000), Pro $95/mo (12,000) and Enterprise (custom, 48,000).
Two more workspaces join the product — 3D Editor (cinematic scene building with characters, animations, cameras and worlds) and Canvas (a node-based image/video generation workspace) — with no credit cost or tier restriction published, and the same Free/Lite/Standard/Pro/Enterprise rate card in place since August 2025.
Autodesk’s Flow Studio release notes for August 4, 2026 list two new workspaces: 3D Editor, a browser-based tool for building cinematic scenes with characters, animations, cameras and environments, and Canvas, a node-based workspace for generating and editing images and video across an expanding roster of models. Neither ships with a disclosed credit cost or tier gate in the release notes, and Autodesk’s compare-tiers table and rate card are unchanged from the August 2025 repricing (Free $0 / Lite $10 / Standard $45 / Pro $95 / Enterprise custom).
This continues the 2026 pattern established by Wonder 3D (March), Static Camera AI MoCap (May) and Character LoRA training (June): Autodesk keeps shipping new capability into Flow Studio without touching the published subscription price, funding the expansion out of the same monthly credit pool rather than a new SKU or add-on charge. Autodesk’s main Flow Studio marketing and pricing pages (autodesk.com) remain behind an Akamai bot wall for automated capture, so this launch is documented from the product’s own release-notes changelog rather than a live pricing-page screenshot.
Eleven months after the August 2025 repricing, every tier still costs the same (Free 300 credits, Lite $10/mo, Standard $45/mo, Pro $95/mo, Enterprise custom at 48,000 credits) — while Wonder 3D (March), Static Camera AI MoCap (May) and Character LoRA training (June) all shipped priced only in credits. What did move is the entitlement ladder: the free tier now covers generative 3D as well as mocap, Wonder Tools dropped to Lite, and 4K plus USD and alpha-mask PNG export now start at Standard rather than Pro. Autodesk is expanding what a credit buys instead of what a plan costs.