From a rough idea to an editable film.
Develop the story, plan the scenes and assemble the result with captions, graphics and music.
DownloadWrite before you film
Say or type your idea. A writing pass creates the script, then a directing pass defines the scenes, framing, action, dialogue and timing. Review passes help improve the plan before you commit to rendered clips.
Build it one scene at a time
The studio prepares a storyboard and generates separate clips. A consistent character can appear throughout, and you can redo one scene without rebuilding every other clip. Writing, directing and storyboards use tasks; generated images and video use media credits with a price shown before rendering. How to Generate Video AI Without Losing Control of Your Assets AI Video Creation That Keeps Your Creative Process Local
Edit the final shape
Use the timeline to move clips, add styled captions, position graphics and mix music. Create a vertical reel or a widescreen film. Separate tracks keep captions, graphics and audio available to adjust.
Use a voice with consent
Voice cloning requires a recorded consent step before the sample can be used. Read-aloud and cloned voices are Windows only, in English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish. They are not available on Android.
Plan for the limits
The studio does not support lip-sync. Independent clips cut between scenes rather than continuing one uninterrupted camera move. Film length depends on the scenes you create and your media budget, rather than a stated fixed runtime cap.
Export a file you can share
The studio joins the clips and re-encodes a final file locally. A three-minute film may take about three minutes to save. First export downloads 79 MB of encoding tools and caches them. Video generation happens remotely; exporting the finished film uses your machine.
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