Solve it once.
Sell it everywhere.
One shot, tracked one time, with a different company’s logo composited into every copy. On your machine. Nothing uploaded, nothing metered.
The finished spot.
Get it right free.
Then pay once.
Frontier models bill you for every attempt — including the ones where you were still working out what you wanted. That is the wrong place to be figuring it out.
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Work it out on your rig
Unlimited images and video, free. Try the framing forty times — nothing is counting.
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Let it write the prompt
Describe it in your words. A local model turns that into what the image model needs, then what the video model needs.
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Fire the cloud once
You already know the shot. You are buying a finished frame, not buying your way through discovery.
One box. Every brand.
Draw a box on one frame. It tracks that surface through the shot and stamps every logo in your folder into it — pixel-exact, your artwork composited in, not a model redrawing it.
Say it. It cuts.
Point it at your footage and describe the edit. It writes the cut sheet, you read it, then it renders. The model runs on your machine — nothing leaves the building.
Everything else it does
Face, voice, script. Unlimited takes on your GPU.
Flux on your own card. No cloud bill.
Characters, locations, props — addressable by @name.
Wire your own pipeline.
Any image into a 5–8s clip.
A folder in, fifty clips out.
Queue pairs, walk away.
Re-sync a mouth to new audio.
Chops at silences, stitches back.
2–4x on a sharp source.
Before the still limits the shot.
In-browser. Nothing uploaded.
Branded intros and lower-thirds.
You want it private
Your footage, your faces, your clients' brands stay on your drive. Nothing uploaded to be processed, nothing kept to train on.
You want it unlimited
Generate until you find it, not until the credits run out. The constraint goes back to being taste.
You know what local costs
Local is behind the frontier and you can see it. You also know this year's local is last year's cloud, and the gap keeps closing.
You would rather talk than scrub
Describe the cut, work on real footage, restore audio that went missing. Editing without opening an editor.