Film
AI film studio · in the browser, on Mac and Windows
Script, frames, motion, voice, music, translation, animation and editing in one studio, in any style. The Director takes the work from idea to the finished file.
A one-minute vertical sketch: Pyrih the cat does Max's English homework.
A whole factory
One studio makes frames, motion, voice, music, translation, animation and the edit. Each workshop works alone or in a chain, by hand or directed by the agent.
Instead of five services
A film is usually put together from five places, and each step starts from scratch. Here everything is one project, with the same characters and voices.
Films and video
The type sets the story formula, editing style, opener, ending and cover. Point at a card and it plays its type's opener, just as the Studio renders it.
Conflict in the first line, a punchline shorter than the set-up, then a silent reaction.
The same characters, places and voices every episode, ending on a hook for the next.
Pauses matter more than words; the body and the close-up carry the emotion.
The pain in the first second, the product up close in action, one proof and a short call.
Cuts on the strong beats, the best shots on the chorus, subtitles only for the lyrics.
Pages of 2–4 panels, lines in speech bubbles, a “BAM!” on the hit.
One problem, the hero solves it alone, a slow camera and a one-line moral.
A question up front, three steps with one shot each, a one-sentence summary.
World, threat, build-up, hit. Short lines, flashes, the title at the end.
Talking to camera, a hook in the first sentence, live reactions and a sign-off.
Facts and observation, a calm voice, wide shots alternating with details.
Motion and covers
The Studio's own motion graphics engine renders openers, end cards, lower thirds, kinetic quotes, infographics and slideshows from your frames.
Live templates: the Studio's engine renders them right on the page
Images
The image workshop serves a film and stands on its own: a poster, a cover, an illustration, a character sheet.
Sound and mix
A film is mixed in four groups. Every sound is levelled to its group's norm, and music and ambience duck under the voice by themselves, the same in preview and in the final file.
Podcasts
The audio studio has three parts: “Voice and sounds”, “Music” and “Podcasts”. For a podcast you pick a mood, a length and the hosts; the agent, a local model or you write the script, and the Studio voices every line with its host's voice and mixes the episode.
Voices with emotion, your own voice from a sample, speech recognition, a sound library.
Songs with lyrics in any language and instrumental music for the mood.
Shows, episodes, a line editor, a player with chapters and export.
Translation and dubbing
The Studio extracts the sound, transcribes the speech with every word's timing, translates, re-voices and lays subtitles. Music and ambience stay under the new voice.
Max, why is Pyrih lying on my laptop?
Animation
A frame comes to life in the style you chose: classic animation on twos, key poses for hard actions, lip sync to the line, comic panels coming alive one by one.
Music
The Studio writes songs with verses and a chorus in any language, Ukrainian too, and instrumentals up to six minutes. A music video cuts its shots on the strong beats.
Cuts on the strong beats
Editing your footage
You don't have to generate anything. Upload your clips and the Studio builds a video from them: cuts, subtitles, music, colour and a cover.
Because he's doing my English homework.
A full-screen editing room with tracks, an inspector and a mixer. Every action can be undone.
Say what you want and the agent edits it. Its changes appear live in the same editing room.
The finished file
The Studio does not lock your work in. Hand the edit to another editor, take subtitles with every word's timing, and get loudness and size ready for the platform.
Compatible export: FCPXML for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve, XML for Premiere Pro. Clips on their tracks with in-points, subtitles beside as SRT, and the Studio tells you what did not carry over.
WebVTT with every word's timing: karaoke-capable players light each word as it is spoken. Import reads such files back.
A finished film sounds even on YouTube and social apps: loudness is set to the platform standard (−14 LUFS, peaks under −1 dBTP), with a report beside it. Podcasts go to −16 LUFS.
Model clips come out twice the size and sharper after generation. Off for drafts, so you don't wait.
Motion renders in chunks of whole seconds: a crash or a restart loses nothing already done.
Video, subtitles as a separate file, and a cover for 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 from one edit.
Motion for presentations
For product promos, release notes and landing pages, Motion turns interface screenshots into layers in space: the camera pushes in on a panel, the panel lifts off the window, the cursor acts, and screens change with 3D transitions.
A wide shot of the window, a push-in on a panel, a swing to the next screen and the closing title.
The cursor types a prompt, presses the button, and the camera dives into the result.
A comparison slider shown in 3D, so the difference reads at a glance.
A phone in the frame, finger taps, screens that slide in.
How it works
The Director writes the story to a formula, checks the plan and builds an animatic from still frames and real voices. Video takes longest, so it comes last, once everything else is approved. A mistake shows in minutes, not after an hour of rendering.
A logline, a question in the first three seconds, a turn at 65–85 %, an ending told by an image. Named characters with a personality.
Director
Gaps in the story, a late turn, long lines, vague words and how long the work will take.
Studio
In minutes: real frames, voices, ambience, effects, music, opener and subtitles, every frame still.
Director
A row per scene: the character's reference, the frame and the line. Faces, hands and stray objects show at once.
You look
The same plan: frames, voices and sounds stay, only motion and lips are made.
Director
A contact sheet, loudness, dark and quiet spots, every line heard again.
Studio
The Director and the agent plugin
The Studio's plugin gives an AI agent every tool and all the know-how of a director: writing the story, framing a shot, mixing, editing and checking. The agent works in the same projects as you, and every step shows on the Studio's pages.
Cloud or your own computer
The Studio in the browser runs on xFormat's cloud models and asks nothing of your device. The app for macOS and Windows does the same and also runs local models. You choose where each step is generated.
Open the page and work from any computer or tablet.
The same interface, with generation on your own hardware when you want it.
One app. A project started in the browser carries on in the app.
1. Choose what to install
Device checked: enough memory for the chosen models
2. Installing
Questions
An AI studio in the xFormat ecosystem, a whole factory: films and video, motion graphics, images, voices and sound, music, translation and dubbing, animation and editing. It works alone on each of these, or the Director chains them into a finished film. It also edits and styles footage you already have.
The app for macOS and Windows is free: local models and all the hands-on work at no cost. Only use through the xFormat cloud is paid, by subscription. The price comes before the cloud launches.
Not if you work in the browser: there cloud models generate, by subscription. The free app for macOS and Windows is for generating locally.
Not for the Studio in the browser: the cloud models do the heavy work. For local generation the install wizard checks your device and offers models that will run on it.
Yes. The “Describe what you want” field on Home starts the Studio's Director, and every page (Frames, Video, Sound, Script, Edit, Motion) works by hand. The agent simply decides more on its own.
Not in what you see: the interface, projects and tools are the same. Only where the model runs differs. The cloud asks nothing of your device; local generation is faster without queues and uploads, works offline and lets you pick models for the task.
Open the Studio in the browser or install the app. The guide takes you from the idea to the finished video.
