Quickstart
A new account comes with 600 welcome credits, once. That is enough to make your own actor and a few videos before you choose a plan.
1. Say what you want to make
Signing in opens the director. Type an idea or press the microphone and say it: “a thirty second ad for a cold brew, two friends on a porch”.
The director writes a production before anything is made: the script, who plays each part (from the shared cast, your own actors, or new ones it describes), the places and the frame. Read it, and ask for changes in plain words until it is right. Writing and changing it costs nothing.
2. Make it, then approve the storyboard
Press Make it. The cost is shown first. The cast, places and products are prepared, then every shot is drawn as a storyboard frame.
Look through the frames and redraw any one with a note (“closer, she is laughing”). Filming starts only when you approve, and the finished film arrives on its page with captions, music and room sound, ready to download.
Or make one clip
Create makes a single short clip in a few minutes: choose the format, the shape (vertical, landscape or square), the actor, and optionally an outfit, a place and one of your products, then press Generate. Three ways to give it a voice:
- Native audio: the actor speaks in the take, then in their own voice.
- Voice over: a voice you hear over the picture, without lip-sync.
- Voice and lip-sync: a recorded voice, with the mouth synced to it.
Every price is shown beside the button before you spend it.
Star in it yourself
Take one to four photos of yourself (front facing first), agree to the consent statement, and your actor is built in a few minutes for 150 credits. Then say “starring me” to the director, or pick yourself in Create. More about digital twins.
Where things are
- Films: every production, its storyboard and the finished cut.
- Library: every clip, searchable, to watch, download or make again.
- Personas, Wardrobe, Locations, Products: your reusable cast and assets.
- Billing: your balance and plan. How credits work.
Something not covered here? Ask us, or use Help inside the studio.