Unity AI

Unity AI is a suite of AI tools and capabilities that are integrated directly into the Unity Editor.

Unity AI packages are in a “pre-release” state in our continued open beta. As a reminder, per our terms of service related to evaluation versions, you may only try Unity AI in test projects, and not in production projects until it becomes generally available.

To gain access to Unity AI, please sign up using the form at the top of this page.

Currently, Unity AI is only available in Unity 6.3 or greater. You must agree and accept the terms on the AI button in the Unity Editor, and install the AI packages. Your project must be linked to a Unity Cloud project per the documentation.

During the Unity 6.2 beta, Unity AI is free for all users. When Unity 6.2 enters GA (general availability), we will introduce Unity Points which can be used for various AI actions within the Assistant and Generators. Unity Points will be included in Unity Pro, Unity Enterprise, and Unity Industry plans. All users will also be able to purchase Unity Points bundles separately. Pricing will be available when Unity 6.2 enters GA.

No. Unity Muse and Unity AI are separate offerings with distinct approaches and terms. Unity Muse used only first-party AI models developed and trained by Unity, and its terms and usage policies are specific to that product. Unity AI, on the other hand, provides access to third-party generative models via API, which are developed and maintained by external partners. Unity AI terms will be published when the product becomes generally available, and Unity’s Terms of Service apply while the product remains in beta.

Unity continues to provide in-product safeguards, asset traceability tools, and opt-out controls to help developers manage content responsibly in Unity AI.

Sentis remains the engine for running models within the Unity Runtime to improve performance and create unique experiences. You can find more information in the documentation.

You can find the full list of AI models on our Models and Partners page.

All generated assets and scripts will contain metadata (i.e. EXIF data) that states “This asset was generated with AI”, making it easy to manage and search in your project. It is your responsibility to determine the appropriate AI-based declarations to make with app stores, distribution platforms, and end-users when you ship a commercial project that has used generative AI.

Additionally, as with any imported asset, you should always verify that you have the rights to use generated content in your final build.

By default, data related to your use of Unity AI including prompts, responses, and interactions are only used to provide you with the service, and are not used to train AI models. For example, if you upload a reference image to generate a truck sprite, we do not use your source image to train or improve the generative image model.

Via your Unity Dashboard, you can choose to share your Unity AI data with us for model training purposes. We do not use your runtime application (the binary itself) or media assets such as your images, meshes, or audio to improve Unity AI.

Learn more here about Unity’s Developer Data Framework.

Check out our dedicated Unity AI Discussions page or contact Unity Support.