Idea to video
One sentence in. A rough cut out.
The Guide is the shortest path from an idea to a video you can react to. Six steps, and you can stop, edit or re-run any of them. Nothing renders without you seeing it first.
The six steps
Each step is its own job. Re-run one without touching the others.
Story
Type an idea or paste a script. Pick language, number of scenes, scene length, tone and style. You get narration, an image prompt and a motion prompt for every scene.
Review
Edit any line in place. Reorder, add or remove scenes. Lock a scene so later batch runs leave it alone.
Characters
Every character the story found gets a reference card in your style. Redraw it until it's right, or use your own photo.
Images
One image per scene, drawn against the character cards so faces and outfits hold. Failed scenes wait at the top with a retry.
Voice and music
Narration for every scene in the voice you pick, with word timings for captions, plus one music track cut to the video's length.
Videos
Every image becomes a clip, synced to its narration. Continuous mode starts each clip from the last frame of the one before.
Why this beats a one-shot prompt
- You catch problems while they're cheap. Fix a line in the storyboard before a single clip is paid for.
- A bad scene costs one scene. Regenerate it alone. The other nine stay exactly as they are.
- Nothing spins forever. Every job has a hard time limit and a fixed number of attempts, and failures show the reason with a retry.
- Every look, one pipeline. 32 styles across animated, illustration, fine art, contemporary and photoreal. Photoreal projects switch to realism-tuned models by themselves.
Finish it in the editor
When the last step is done, the project opens in the Studio editor for fine-tuning and export.