Features

Built for Creators

From a track or a written brief to a finished film — and the cut, the vertical version, the approval and the publish that come after it.

It listens before it plans

Give it a track and it reads the tempo, key, structure, mood and energy from the audio itself, checks whether there are vocals, and aligns the lyrics word by word. Give it a brief instead and the plan starts from the words.

  • BPM, key, sections and mood from the audio
  • Word-level lyric alignment
  • Vocal segments, for performance shots
  • A shot list with a cost on it, before anything is generated
It listens before it plans

References in, shots out

Up to fourteen reference images hold a face, a product or a look steady across the film; the default stills model reads the first five. Stills go to Gemini, and Veo 3.1 renders the video, unless your workspace has another provider configured.

  • 14 reference images per project
  • Gemini for stills by default; GPT Image via an Azure deployment where configured
  • Veo 3.1 for video by default; Sora 2, Runway, Luma, Grok Imagine and Gemini Omni where configured
  • Switch providers per project, or per scene when you retry one
References in, shots out

Reviewed, repaired, and stopped when it can't

Each shot and the whole film are reviewed against what was asked for. A shot that comes back wrong is repaired within a budget — three attempts by default — and then the run stops and tells you, rather than spending until something passes.

  • A reviewer score from 1 to 10 and a recommendation: approve, minor issues, or regenerate
  • Bounded repair, never an open-ended loop
  • A human review rubric where one flagged hard defect blocks, whatever the average says
  • Every exported version carries the verdict it had when it was assembled
Reviewed, repaired, and stopped when it can't

And Much More

Speech alignment

Word-level timestamps from ElevenLabs, with Azure Speech as the alternative provider, so lyrics, dialogue and cuts land on the words.

Visual treatments

An art-direction document you can read before paying for a shot: palette, camera language, and a per-scene breakdown with prompts.

Visual styles

Cinematic, Anime, Abstract, Noir, Neon, Vintage, Surreal, Minimal — or type your own.

Planner choice

Gemini 3.1 Pro plans by default. GPT-5.4, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Claude Opus 4.6 are selectable where your workspace has them configured.

Filmgenic is invite-only