Five sections.
One finished cut.
The engine runs the same way every time: words, voice, look, scenes, cut. Each section is a gate. You approve it and see the cost before the next one spends a credit.
Start with a paragraph.
Paste a script, drop a URL, or type a topic. Cue drafts a script that cites real numbers from the source. Spoken lines, [audio tags] and scene directions are color-coded so you can see what will be voiced and what will be shown.
"Most people kill their first tomato plant in the first ten days. Not because it is hard."The read sets the clock.
Pick one of 25 narrators or clone yours from 30 seconds of audio. The voiceover is generated first because its length decides how long every scene gets. Approve the words and the voice before any imagery is made.
Narrator: Mara · warm, unhurried · 0:58 read → 6 scenesPick a look. Skip the mood board.
A Look is a complete cinematic recipe: palette, lens, era, mood. 999 ship built in across 13 families. Pick one and every scene renders in it automatically. Change your mind and the whole cut follows.
Photoreal & Cinema · warm palette, 35mm, long shadowsEvery beat gets a shot.
Each line becomes a shot plan, a still, then a clip. Characters stay consistent across scenes. Approve one at a time or all at once, and regenerate only what you don't like at the price shown.
S2 · Close on hands pressing soil, a thermometer reads 70°FScored, cut, posted.
Music is generated to a mood and ducked under the voice. Open the timeline if you want to nudge a cut. Export in 1080p or 4K and post to every platform you've wired up in one go.
Posted to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, LinkedIn · 1080p · 0:58That was one video.
The second one has to match it, and the fiftieth has to happen without you. A channel keeps the look, the cast, the voice and a ceiling on what it may spend, then posts on its own once a render lands.
See what a channel locks in →