Don’t generate a clip. Direct the whole story.

Build connected scenes, control every shot, and assemble a finished AI video in one studio.

One story,
many scenes.

A project holds every scene in the same visual world. Characters, location and light carry forward from one scene to the next, so a cut between them reads as the same film rather than two separate generations.

Jungle floor
SC 0100:00–00:03
Close-up
SC 0200:03–00:06
Canopy
SC 0300:06–00:09
Jungle trail
SC 0400:09–00:16

Cut it into
one master.

Scenes land on a timeline as shots, not as separate downloads. Trim, reorder, replace a take, then export the whole thing as a single finished video.

Master timeline
4 scenes6 shots00:00 / 00:16Export 4K
00:0000:0400:0800:1200:16
V1
SC01
SC02
SC03
SC04 · 3 shots
V2
A1

Every shot starts
as a sentence.

Every clip keeps the prompt that made it. Step through the slider to read what was asked for, then take the same line into the studio as the start of your own scene.

Tracking shot at sunset. A triceratops charges through the grass, kicking up golden dust. +
Zero gravity in an old train car. An astronaut drifts past the seats as the camera spins. +
A woman on a giant water lily takes a call on a vintage phone, with tea and a croissant. +
Surreal desert. A woman in a flowing red gown walks past a giant split pomegranate. +
Dream sequence. A woman in a white robe steps through a doorway and walks on clouds. +
Cyberpunk night. A woman in a glowing visor races through the neon city, then stops for ramen. +

A plan for your next production.

  • All models, up to 1080p
  • No watermark
  • Commercial use
  • Unlimited projects

100 credits = $1 in every plan. A plan’s credits renew each month and do not roll over; a failed generation gives its credits back.

Frequently asked questions

Scenes, shots, assembly and credits — how the workspace behaves once you are inside it.

Made in the studio.

Direct your first story.

One workspace for the scenes, the shots and the final cut.