Every property in one place
Time, transform, layout, appearance, fill. The values a shot is made of, editable where the shot lives rather than in a dialog.
FRAME · IN DEVELOPMENT
Your next film.
A new kind of timeline.
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The arrival#3 · LAP 14 / 22The beginning of something.00:00:14:1824 fps · 1920×1080 · Rec.709
Captions
Sequence
Graphics
Group
B-Roll
A-Roll
Audio 1
Music Bed
Select a shot to explore the concept.Concept preview · Interface in development
Frame is a generative video editor. A place for your footage, your ideas, and generative models to work together.
- Format
- One timeline
- Sources
- Footage and generated
- Status
- In development
- Access
- By application
INSIDE THE PREVIEW
What you are looking at.
Tracks that know what they hold
Video, audio, captions, graphics and adjustment layers, each typed and stacked, with waveforms drawn where sound is.
A model is another source
Generated material arrives on the timeline as a clip like any other — trimmed, moved and replaced with the same tools.
THE THREE SURFACES
A project, a frame,
and a cut.
Everything in Frame happens in one of three places. Keeping it to three is the design, not a limitation of the preview.
01
The project
Assets, scenes and versions in one place, so a film is a thing you open rather than a folder you assemble.
02
The frame
A viewer that shows the shot as it will be seen — safe areas, captions and graphics composited, not approximated.
03
The cut
Trim, slip and reorder on typed tracks, with the same gestures whether a clip was filmed or generated.
01 / CREATE
Start with an idea.
Bring your references, existing footage, and creative direction into one project. Give every new shot a place in the bigger picture.
02 / GENERATE
Explore another take.
Our intent is to bring generative models directly into the edit, so trying a new direction feels like part of the process rather than a detour out of it.
03 / EDIT
Make it your film.
Shape the sequence, compare your shots, and find the rhythm. The timeline is where individual moments become a story.
NOT IN IT YET
What Frame does not do.
A short list is more useful than a long one full of things that only half work.
Collaboration
Review, comments and shared projects. Real needs, and not the ones we are solving first.
Colour and finishing
Grading belongs in a finishing tool for now. We would rather hand off cleanly than do it badly.
A model list
Which models Frame talks to is still open. Announcing one before it works would be a promise we cannot keep.
QUESTIONS
A few things
you might be wondering.
Is Frame available yet?
No. Frame is in development. Joining the early-access list puts you in line for an invitation; we have not announced a public launch date.
Who are you building it for?
Independent filmmakers, small studios, and anyone turning generative material into a considered piece of work. We are starting with the process of creating and editing a film.
Which models will it support?
That is still being worked out. The intent is an editor that is not tied to a single provider, so the models can change without the work changing.
How much will it cost?
Pricing has not been announced. Joining the early-access list is free and commits you to nothing.
Will it replace my current editor?
Not at first, and maybe not ever for finishing. Frame is being built for the part of the process where the shot is still being found.
What happens to my footage?
Your material is yours. We will publish specifics on storage and processing before anyone outside early access uses Frame.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING NEW
The next frame
starts with you.
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