Docs
From a one-line story to a previz video. Your guide to the 5-stage pipeline.
Getting started
- 1. Log in and create a new project.
- 2. Tell the Producer chat your story idea in one line.
- 3. Once the required fields are filled in, say “Hand this to the Writer” in the chat.
- 4. Review and refine the output at each stage, then move on to the next.
Pipeline
P1Producer — The Meeting Room
Tell the Producer the story you want to make, right in the chat. Together you'll nail down the basics — characters, setting, runtime, genre. Once everything required is filled in, you can hand off to the Writer from the chat.
P2Writer — The Writers' Room
The Writer breaks the story into scenes and shots, sketching a rough storyboard for each one. Edit scene stories in the Producer, and write character-by-character dialogue in the Dialogue tab.
P3Artist — The Visual Studio
The Concept Artist creates character turnaround sheets and background concept art. The look you lock in here becomes the reference for every shot that follows.
P4Director — The Set
The Director adjusts camera and lighting for each shot, captures a live-action still, then generates video. Shoot as many takes as you need and pick your favorite.
P5Editor — Post-Production Suite
The Editor stitches together the takes marked Final into one finished piece. Export it or share it with a link.
FAQ
Can I use what I generate commercially?
Yes. You may use your output commercially. You must have the rights to any material you upload, follow our content rules and the applicable AI model terms, and stay within your plan’s export limits.
How long does it take to make a video?
Rough storyboards take tens of seconds per scene; live-action images and video run about 1-3 minutes per shot. Generation happens in the background, so it keeps going even if you leave the tab.
How do I show my work to someone else?
Use the share button on the studio's left rail to create a read-only link. Whoever opens it can view the whole project without logging in.
What aspect ratios are supported?
Choose from 16:9 landscape, 9:16 portrait, 2.39:1 cinema, or 1:1 square in project settings.