Describe a film. Get one back.
Write what you want made, in a sentence or a page. It plans the shots, draws a frame for each one, generates the clips you approve, and cuts them into a film you can open and change.
Start a filmNothing runs and nothing is spent until you have seen the shot list and what it costs.
How it works
- 1Write the briefA sentence or a page, in your own language. Say who it is for, roughly how long it should run, and where it will be shown.
- 2Agree the planA shot list comes back with a price on it. Argue with it in the chat, or set a budget and let the plan fit inside it.
- 3Approve the framesOne still per shot first, because a frame is cheap and a clip is not. The frames you keep are the ones that become film.
- 4Edit and exportTrim, reorder, add text, music and a voiceover, then export the shape each platform wants. Ask for a change in words and it makes it.
What it can and cannot do
It is built for
- Short films made of generated shots: a product, a place, an idea, a title sequence.
- Working in your language. The plan, the script and the words on screen come back in the language the brief was written in.
- Changing its mind. Any shot can be made again a different way, every take is kept, and every edit can be undone.
It will not
- Put a real person on screen without their consent. A likeness has to be registered with an attestation that you have permission, and some models refuse one even then.
- Promise your own face back. Identity comes from reference images rather than from a model trained on you, so a likeness is best effort and some shots will miss.
- Make anything long. It plans films measured in seconds, shot by shot, and the editor is built for that length.
What it costs
Prices are not available right now. The plan always shows what a film costs before it runs.
See plans and credits