Keynote · Main stage
A real presenter, on stage
Two photos of a real person, one picture of a stage. AI-generated, published with his consent.
On air macOS · Apple silicon · runs entirely on your Mac
Your presenter. Any stage. On air.
Your keynote, newscast or lecture — filmed tonight, without a camera, a studio or a single retake. Drop in a picture of the place, a few photos of the person and the script. Out comes a finished movie: lip-synced, cut between camera angles, ready to publish. Free to try: film your first two shots. Unlock the whole movie with a one-time purchase.
Dr. Mira Okafor
Keynote · Main stage
Scenes
Where is your presenter speaking today?
Show the app a picture of any place, and it can place someone right there. The first three feature a real person who agreed to participate; every other presenter on this page is completely invented. Every image was created with the app on a single Mac.
Evening news · Studio
The same person, at the news desk
Same photos, new scene. His face, his hair, his suit. AI-generated, published with his consent.
Late night · Host
And as the host of the show
One more set, the same presenter. AI-generated, published with his consent.
Dr. Mira Okafor
Keynote · Main stage
The conference keynote
A stage, an LED wall, a full house. Add a picture from the front row, and the movie cuts between wide and close.
Tom Berger
Weather · 19:45
The weather report
Tomorrow's forecast from the same friendly face every evening. The map behind him becomes a green screen for your graphics.
Helen Varga
Evening news
The news desk
Calm, precise, straight into the lens. Your words, your voice, not one fluffed line.
Leo Marchetti
Late Night Talk
The talk show
The monologue, the jokes, the warm-up for the first guest — with timing, every night.
Prof. Arthur Lind
Lecture hall B · Physics 101
The lecture
Course notes become a lecture that speaks to the room — pauses after the hard parts included.
Ama Mensah
Product launch
The product launch
One more thing, as often as you need. Change a sentence, film only that sentence again.
Claire Dunn
All-hands · Q3
The company update
The quarterly all-hands in ten languages — one voice, one person.
Jonas Weber
Museum guide
The guided tour
A guide in every room of the exhibition, explaining what stands behind him.
Lena Park
Online course · Module 4
The online course
Forty lessons, one presenter, one voice. New material, no reshoot.
Marco Diaz
Matchday
The studio segment
Highlights, previews, the weekend's table. Body language turned up.
Dr. Ingrid Holm
Research briefing
The lab report
Findings explained where they were made — the same scientist every week, in plain words.
Nia Adeyemi
Kitchen Live
The cooking show
A recipe becomes a show — every step said clearly, at the pace of the pan.
How it works
A picture, a person, a script. The app does the filming.
- 01
Show it the place
Drop in a picture of a stage, a news desk or a lecture hall — or describe one and the app draws it. A second camera gives the movie its cuts.
- 02
Cast the presenter, give them a voice
A few photos of one person who agreed to it, or a presenter drawn from a description. Shape the voice with sliders, or clone a recording you may use.
- 03
Give them the words, press Make Movie
Every word of your script is spoken as written, the mouth following every syllable. Out comes one finished movie in 1080p.
- See how it works
Green screen
From a picture of a stage to your slides on the wall
Select the screens in your scene and they are filmed as key green. Add a Keynote presentation, a PDF, a picture or a movie — the app keys it into every frame. Presenter, desk and audience stay in front.
Inside
Small studio.Big production.
A crew, a studio and a presenter who never misses a line — all on your desk.
Lip sync
The voice moves the mouth
The picture is generated against the real speech — not guessed first and dubbed afterwards.
Cameras
Cuts between angles
Two or three pictures of one place become an edit. Cuts land between sentences, never mid-word.
Length
As long as you like
Any script length, filmed in clips and joined seamlessly. Change one sentence — only that clip is filmed again.
Voice
Design a voice with sliders
Gender, age, pitch, pace, energy, warmth and tone — or clone a recording. Ten languages, one consistent voice.
Word for word
Checked by ear
A listening model compares every sentence with the script. A missing word, and it is spoken again.
Private
Nothing leaves your Mac
No account, no upload, no per-minute bill. Once the models are downloaded, it works in airplane mode.
Ready when you are
Your studio is waiting
A picture of the place, a few photos of the person, the script. Press Make Movie, go to bed, and wake up to a finished movie — made on your Mac.
Free to try: film your first two shots. Unlock the whole movie with a one-time purchase. Apple silicon with 128 GB of memory (32 GB works), macOS 26 or later. The models download once; nothing is sent anywhere.