Type a line.
Render a clip.
One sentence in, one short vertical take out. No timeline, no editing app, nothing to install.
frameanimate — render
$ animate "a fox crossing a snowfield" --ratio 9:16 building shots done rendering 24 frames done writing take.mp4 done
how it works
writeOne line, like a command
Subject, place, camera move. That's the whole input.
renderShots are built, then a take
The line becomes a handful of frames, played back at 9:16.
keepSaved with its line
Change a word, run it again, diff the two.
output
ratio9:16vertical from the start
length5–15sper take
input1 linekept with the clip
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faq
will it match my line exactly
no — the line steers the render rather than specifying it frame by frame. two runs of the same sentence differ; concrete nouns get you closer.
how long can a take be
most land between five and fifteen seconds. for longer, render several and place them one after another.
can i use it commercially
yes, within our terms. real people's likenesses and copyrighted characters are declined at generation time.
what does it cost
metered by clip length, shown before a render starts. nothing runs without you confirming it.