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A community ban lets a space owner restrict one member's participation in that community. It applies to that account in that community; it does not delete the account or automatically restrict its use of other spaces.

Use this guide as a space owner to record a community restriction, check its effect and duration, and end it early when appropriate. You will work from the space's Members settings.

You can explore public parts of Visual Space before creating an account. Sign in when you want to participate, return to your personal work, or use account features such as saved content and preferences.

Preferences lets you make Visual Space comfortable for everyday use. Open your account panel, choose **Preferences**, and use the **User preferences** page.

The Apps menu gathers Visual Space's workspaces and account destinations in one place. Keep the apps you use most in **Favorites**, arrange the remaining choices to suit your work, and open another tool without hunting through a long navigation bar.

Set your preferred theme, choose whether to receive promotional email, and decide whether Lexi belongs beside your everyday work.

Put your everyday tools within easy reach, then confirm that they open in the workspace you intended. Sign in before you begin so the arrangement can be saved to your account.

A title page is a starting point for exploring an Original's world. It connects the work to its longer article, characters, creator, publishing space, and conversations, so the context stays close to the film or show.

Originals Studio helps creators prepare existing titles for review and manage approved releases. Open **Originals Studio** from its creator entry or account tools to see your library; the normal Originals entry opens the viewing catalog.

Originals is the place to discover AI-created films and shows in Visual Space. Browse a cinematic catalog, choose something to watch, and follow the story into its characters, articles, and community discussions.