Short answer: Mostly yes. A project's front (Vizno or Uncut) stays editable after publishing - use the front-placement control in the project's Discovery settings in Studio, with no need to unpublish and recreate the project. Switching from Vizno to Uncut asks you to confirm first. The one lock: a project rated Adult cannot move back to Vizno once it has been submitted, because Adult work is published on Uncut only.
What "register" means
Every project is published to exactly one front: the main Vizno catalog (General and Mature titles) or the age-gated Uncut catalog (every Adult title, plus any other project placed there). This assignment is called the project's register. The register determines which audience sees your work, what content rules apply, and how the project is surfaced in discovery.
What changes when you switch
The two fronts have different eligibility and moderation requirements, so a switch is not cosmetic: the project surfaces to a different audience under that front's content standards. Switching from Vizno to Uncut asks for a confirmation first. The front-placement control only appears on Adult-rated projects, where it must be set to Uncut before the project can be submitted for review.
How to move a project to a different front
- Open the project in Studio and go to its Discovery listing settings.
- Use the front placement control to pick Vizno or Uncut.
- Confirm the switch if prompted.
The project keeps its slug, its readers, and their purchases; only the front it is listed on changes.