Film Making
From first storyboard to closing credits
Consistent turnarounds, expressions and poses for one character, in any style.
Moody, film-grade shots from a line of text.
A nine-panel board that blocks out a scene before you shoot it.
Expressive characters and bold color in a stylized anime scene.
Cinematographic variations of one frame, laid out as a sheet.
Paste a cast list, get a timed, aligned credit roll.
Animated-feature style 3D scenes from a line of text: expressive characters, soft light, bright color.
A polished TV-spot look for your product or brand: hero shots, premium light, smooth camera moves.
Swap who's on screen: your character performs the exact moves and expressions of a reference video.
Wuxia and xianxia scenes from a line of text: flowing robes, misty peaks, graceful sword fights.
Hand-drawn 1990s anime: cel shading, soft film grain and the washed-out colors of the VHS era.
1930s rubber-hose animation: bouncy black-and-white characters, film flicker and grain.
A documentary-style interview shot from one photo: the person speaks your lines, seated, softly lit.
A trailer for a film that doesn't exist yet: dramatic shots, quick cuts and rising tension, up to 30 seconds.
A six-panel storyboard sheet with camera moves and shot notes, ready to hand to a crew.
Lock in a character from one image: the same face, outfit and proportions from every angle.
Pull full-resolution stills out of a video, evenly spaced, as JPG or PNG. Free.