Human-editable AI rotoscoping for visual effects production
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AU
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 1 AI video and 1 hour of video processing per month. Pro from US$19 per month or US$100 per year, scaling from 10 to 100 AI videos and 5 to 50 hours of processing. Local pricing: MX$199 monthly or MX$1,049 yearly in Mexico; R$59 monthly or R$309 yearly in Brazil; €15 monthly or €80 yearly in t
Token-based SaaS model with pre-purchased credits consumed per job, scaled to computation complexity. On-premise deployment available for confidentiality-bound studios.
Key features
AI Agent: generates complete videos from text ideas with script, images, narration, captions and music
AI Clipping: analyzes long videos to find and extract best moments as vertical clips with captions
25 visual styles from cinematic to claymation
Auto captions in multiple languages
Video reframing: automatic aspect ratio conversion following faces and key subjects
Narration in 20 languages with custom voice cloning on Pro
Recurring characters: same face consistent across videos in series
Full browser-based video editor with no software installation
Multi-language translation: redub videos in different languages
Export in multiple aspect ratios: 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9
Converts segmentation data to editable B-spline curves
Compatible with Nuke, Silhouette, After Effects and Fusion
On-premise deployment for confidential workflows
Hosted trials available
Machine learning-based pose estimation
What makes it different
No watermark on Pro exports; free plan includes small watermark
Entire video editing in browser with no software to install or learn
Unused credits roll over month to month on Pro plans
AI scores clips by viral potential to help identify best moments
60 free minutes per month for AI clipping without requiring credit card
Outputs editable splines instead of static pixel masks
Keyframes placed at motion apexes like professional roto artists work
Built by the team behind the first commercial AI rotoscoping plugin