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Feature

Bring Your Own AI Keys

Your API keys, your usage, your control.

Configure your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or Runway API keys per workspace. There's no shared key and no markup on model usage — what you configure is exactly what gets used, and nothing runs on a paid provider until you've set up a key for it.

  • Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Runway keys, configured per workspace
  • No shared fallback key — you're always in control of what gets billed and where
  • Switch providers for text or video generation independently, anytime

How it works

Bring Your Own AI Keys in three steps

1

Open Settings → AI Providers

See every vendor (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Runway) and whether a key is configured for each.

2

Paste in your API key

Keys are encrypted at rest and never shown back to you or exposed to any client — write-only by design.

3

Choose your provider per feature

Pick which provider powers text generation and which powers video generation, independently, and switch anytime.

Who it's for

Built for how you actually work

Teams that already have provider accounts

Use the API keys and billing relationships you already have, instead of paying a markup through us.

Organizations with procurement requirements

Keep AI spend on your own account for budgeting, compliance, or vendor-approval reasons.

Anyone who wants full control

See exactly what's configured, switch providers anytime, and never wonder what a shared key is costing you.

Questions about bring your own ai keys

What happens if I don't configure a key?+

You can still use the built-in Mock provider to try the workflow for free — but a real provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Runway) won't run without its key configured. There's no shared fallback key.

Is my key ever shown again after I save it?+

No — keys are write-only. Settings only shows whether a key is configured, never the key itself.

Does one key cover both text and video?+

Where the vendor overlaps — for example, OpenAI powers both GPT text generation and Sora video — one key covers both. Google similarly covers Gemini text and Veo video.