# Project settings

> Project metadata, organization, status, credits, dates, and identifiers.

Canonical: https://docs.onira.studio/studio/project-settings
Section: studio

Project Settings is the utility surface for inspecting and updating project-level metadata.

## General fields

Project Settings shows:

- Thumbnail.
- Title.
- Status.
- Genre.
- Prompt.
- Description.
- Language.
- Aspect ratio.
- Target duration.
- Model profile.

The title is editable. Prompt, description, genre, language, aspect ratio, duration, and model profile are read-only project snapshot fields.

## Organization

Users can:

- Assign the project to a folder.
- Remove the project from a folder.
- Choose a project color.

Folder and color changes update the project card and sidebar presentation.

## Status section

The status section shows:

- Pipeline status.
- Progress percentage when between 0 and 100.
- Render status.
- Render quality when available.
- Last error banner when one exists.

Use this section when reporting production or render issues to support.

## Credits section

Project Settings shows:

- Credits used.
- Estimated credits, when available.

Credits used can remain zero until a run settles. Frozen credits live on the workspace balance, not only on the project settings card.

## Dates and IDs

Project Settings shows:

- Created timestamp.
- Started timestamp.
- Completed timestamp.
- Last rendered timestamp when present.
- Project ID.
- Organization ID.
- Folder ID when present.

IDs can be copied from the UI. Include the Project ID in support requests when possible.

## Product and publication boundary

- Onira produces a reviewable MP4; it does not upload or schedule social posts.
- Creators remain responsible for facts, sources, rights, disclosure, policy review, and final publication.
- Research is research-assisted; creator verification is required before publication.
- Onira does not guarantee factual accuracy, legal clearance, monetization, reach, or production success.
- The current Timeline and Studio surfaces support defined review and regeneration workflows, not arbitrary nonlinear editing.