Prisms

Choose your universe — open-world realistic, RPG fantasy, FPS tactical, sandbox sim, racing sim, MMO mage. The same subject, reborn as a player character.

Turn any subject into a collectible. Brick figure, chibi, Funko, action figure, pixel sprite, clay-mation, Sim avatar — 10 toy modes behind one prism.

Tokyo-2099 cyberpunk portrait with neon-rim lighting, wet pavement reflections, and shallow depth of field. The opening shot of a film about your character.

Twelve on-model shots in a chosen theme — LinkedIn, Festival, Travel, Sports, Studio, Fitness, Datinge. The themed portrait pack.

Camera orbits 360° around the subject at fixed radius. The shot every action film since The Matrix has wanted to nail.

Matrix-style rooftop / open-space bullet-time — a volley enters from off-frame, the subject drops into the iconic Neo bullet-dodge (deep wide stance, feet planted, knees bent low, torso bent backward to parallel-to-ground, arms thrown out), and the camera arcs around them as shockwave ripples bend reality. Teal-green hero grade. The environment is whatever the subject is in — open sky, rooftop, plaza, hangar — NOT a lobby or alley.

Describe a vibe, pick a length and instrumentation — get a finished track. Built for backing music on UGC, social, and product video.

Pick a target language. The voice translates, the mouth re-syncs, the identity stays. Built for international UGC and global launches.

Drop one portrait. Get 6 emotion variants, 3 outfit swaps, and 2 environment variants — identity preserved across all 11 shots. The fastest way to a character sheet.

A deep style pack — Pop Art, Michelangelo, Polaroid, Cyberpunk, Risograph, and 30+ more. Pick a look, get a finished restyle of any photo.

Describe a scene. We render a high-detail still with GPT Image 2 and animate it into a 5-second Seedance 2.0 clip (native audio). Pick 2-4 shots and Sonnet plans a continuous beat list — each shot gets its own still + 5s clip, so a 4-shot run gives you a ~20-second multi-shot sequence with character/setting continuity. Every still and clip lands in your library.

Pick one of 26 proven opener templates — research-backed scroll-stoppers like catch-and-talk, walk-up push-in, random-object mic, sit-down slam, plus reactions, walk-ups, head-turns, gasps and more — or pick "Auto" and let Haiku write a fresh hook for your subject. Tuned for the first 3 seconds of social.

Magnific-class upscale. 4× resolution with hallucinated micro-detail — pores, fabric weave, fine type. Goes well beyond a bicubic sharpen.

Paste a product URL — get a hero image, three product angles, a UGC video, and ad copy. Multi-step recipe under the hood.

One subject, dozens of looks — streetwear to runway, every hair style, every makeup mood. Pick a look, the AI restyles your subject into it.

Re-grade an image to match a target film look. Pick from teal-orange, warm vintage, cool noir, sun-bleached, and others.

Drop a brand name, a 2-sentence pitch, and a vibe. Get back 3 logo concepts, 3 social tiles, and a type-pairing specimen — brand-aligned across all 7.

Describe a particle visualization. Get back a self-contained HTML file you can drop into any website. Live preview in-app, one-click download. Three.js powered.

Pick a portrait mode — cinematic, smoke, virtual room, collage, K-pop, dreamflow. Drop a still. Out comes a styled video portrait.

Upload a person and an item. The AI puts the item on the person — clothing, glasses, hats, jewelry, masks, weapons, gear, accessories. Identity, pose, lighting, and background preserved.

Sketch, comic, noir, particles, lava, broken-mirror, VHS — 30+ ways to restyle any video clip. Pick a look, drop a clip, ship a creative cut.

Describe a story idea. GPT Image 2 builds a multi-panel scene sheet — character design + keyframe storyboard + hero composition. Seedance 2.0 then animates the hero panel into a 5-second cinematic scene that follows the storyboard. Both the scene sheet and the video land in your library.

Three modes behind one prism — scene-only, model-in-scene, model-holding-product. Pick where the camera puts what.

Drop a URL or product photo. Sparksheet writes the script, generates the talking avatar, and stitches the B-roll into a posted-ready UGC ad.

Convert text to a polished studio voice. Pick from your workspace voice library or default cast.

Drop a product. The camera orbits 360° around it in a clean modern gallery setting — ready for a product page or social loop.

Place an isolated product into a generated lifestyle scene with believable lighting and reflections.

One portrait, one script. Speakcast generates the voice, Sync drives the mouth — out the other side is a delivered take. The fastest path from still to talking head.

Drop a clip with speech. Auto-transcribe, style, time, burn — captions land on the video in seconds. Built for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok.

Start frame, end frame, motion in between. The AI interpolates a 5-second clip that opens on your first frame and lands on your last — same subject, your direction.

Pull a clean alpha matte off the subject. Outputs a transparent PNG with no fringing or color spill.

Drop one portrait. Pick from a curated grid of hairstyles — short, long, curl, color, decade. The before/after for changing your look.

One portrait in, nine angles out — same subject, different framings and expressions. Instant contact sheet for casting, character builds, or social packs.

Collectible trading-card hero shot. Centered composition, holographic foil background, slight bottom vignette.

Subject smoothly ages decades forward or back through the clip — wrinkles, hair, posture all shift coherently.

Visible curls of wind swirl around the subject as they raise their hands — anime-style elemental magic.

Pick a target angle — three-quarter, profile, top-down, low. The AI re-renders the same subject from the new viewpoint with identity intact.

Logo or wordmark → a short motion-logo. Draw-on, reveal, particle-bind, glitch-in, gloss-sweep — multiple bumper styles.

A photo or short clip → a making-of style cut. Camera-roll energy, candid moments, shoot-day texture.

Extend an image beyond its original edges. Generates plausible continuations of the scene that flow naturally from the source.

Switch modes: render the object as a technical blueprint with callouts, OR as a clean 3D product render on a neutral background.

Polished studio headshot. Neutral seamless, soft key plus fill, mid-shoulders. The professional default.

Drop one image. Get back seven — square, vertical, widescreen, story, banner, portrait, ultra-wide. Single click, ship-ready set.

The reference doc for any character: front full-body, back full-body, face close-up. Three locked-identity shots — the rest of your catalog branches from these.

Drop any image. Get back five canonical color stops with hex codes — saved straight to your workspace as a reusable palette.

Drop an audio track and a subject. Cinemamake choreographs a music video — beat-matched cuts, performance shots, visual hooks tied to the lyrics.

De-clutter the background — kid's room, kitchen, desk. Subject stays exactly the same; the chaos behind them gets organized.

Pull a clean vocal stem out of a noisy recording. Use as a pre-step before Vocalflip, or just to rescue a podcast clip.

Drop a video. The AI grabs the final frame, treats it as the new starting point, and generates the next 5 seconds — same subject, same energy.

Magazine front-cover composition with negative space for masthead and coverlines. Sharp wardrobe, locked gaze.

Posters, packaging, signage in another language — detect text, translate, render in matching font. International launches in one click.

Upscale an image 4× while preserving texture and edges. Recovers latent detail without inventing artifacts.

Subject slowly transforms into shimmering crystal — refracted light, prismatic edges, frozen-in-glass aesthetic.

Hand the model a pose reference. Your character takes it — same identity, same style, new gesture or stance.

Push an existing photo to a different time of day. Sun position, color temperature, and ambient mood all shift together.

Car, van, truck, race car, boat, jet — apply branding as a full wrap or as decals. The fleet you wish you owned.

A static deck or poster, alive. Headlines animate in, charts build, hero shot drifts. Wakes up keynote slides and pitch decks.

Marvel-Thanos-snap style dissolve — the subject dissolves into a swirl of particles that drift away on the wind.

Apply a logo to six merch mockups in one go (mug, t-shirt, tote, cap, sticker, poster).

Cinematic crane-up that retreats from your subject all the way to a satellite view of Earth. The "drone parallax" hero shot.

Stones and earth fragments rise from the ground around the subject as they raise their hands — anime-style elemental earth magic.

Paint over an object in the first frame; the AI tracks and removes it through the whole clip. Photobombers, watermarks, props you forgot — gone.

Show the parts that make the whole. Component breakdown floating in space — Apple-keynote-grade exploded view of any object.

Lock a face onto every frame of a clip. Subtler than Recast — the body, hair, and styling stay; only the face is swapped.

New Year's, Valentine's, Halloween, Diwali, Pride — pick a holiday, get an on-brand themed photo set ready to post.

Streams of fire orbit the subject as they raise their hands — anime-style elemental fire magic.

Subject erupts in stylized cinematic flame — controlled fire, dramatic backlight, no actual harm to the subject.

Drop a silent clip. Get back the same clip with grounded ambient sound — footsteps, fabric, room tone, ambient world — automatically matched to what's on screen.

Two images, one slow morph — a creative transition for cuts or social tease. Photo A dissolves into photo B over five seconds.

Sample your headline rendered in nine display-fonts at once. Pick the one that lands; iterate from there.

Push any photo into golden-hour light — warm side-light, soft shadows, bloom on hair and edges. The one-button hero hour.

Color-graded hazy portrait with dust motes and dreamy diffusion. Soft, atmospheric, evocative.

Subject flickers and shifts into a glowing cyan-blue holographic projection — scan lines, glitch edges, sci-fi vibe.

Name a topic — Howto writes the steps, generates the demo visuals, narrates them, and burns the captions. A tutorial reel in one click.

Subject freezes in place; frost crystals form across body and surroundings. Game-of-Thrones-meets-Frozen aesthetic.

List the icons you need, pick a style — get a coherent set rendered in the same line weight, corner radius, and treatment.

Numbers in, animated infographic out. Stats, comparisons, growth charts — narrated and captioned, ready to post.

Paint a region, describe what should be there. The AI replaces only that area across every frame — perspective, lighting, tracking handled.

Smooth 360° spin around a product on a clean studio backdrop. Perfect for ecommerce hero loops.

The subject slowly rises into the air with subtle hover motion — magic realism. Hair and clothing react to the lift.

Camera starts low, rises, and tilts down to keep the subject framed. Hero crane reveal.

Drop a 720p clip in, get a sharpened 1080p/4K cut out — grain, detail, and motion preserved. Built for finishing low-res social captures and old footage.

Subject stays sharp; lights around them streak. The signature long-exposure portrait — neon, cars, fireworks, sparklers.

Brand name + vibe → six distinct logo directions in one pass. Wordmark, monogram, symbol, badge — pick a direction, iterate from there.

Five seconds in, five seconds out — the last frame matches the first. Drops cleanly into a social loop, background plate, or cinemagraph slot.

Pick a meme format. Hand in top/bottom text. The AI renders the meme — distracted-boyfriend, drake, expanding-brain, side-eye chloe, all the classics.

Drop animals into any photo — dogs on the couch, deer in the meadow, parrots in the kitchen. Matched scale, light, and shadow.

T-shirt, mug, packaging, billboard, signage, hoodie, tote — a brand asset comped onto seven mockup formats in one pass.

Bills cascade down around the subject in slow motion — the "you made it" hero moment.

Hand in a vibe — color, era, energy, brand. Get back a curated nine-frame moodboard with a matching palette extracted from the set.

Classic mukbang reaction: subject takes a slow dramatic bite of something delicious. Eyes-roll-back food-tube energy.

Three to six outfits, one model, one reel. The full lookbook, in motion.

Subject splits into 3-4 versions of themselves walking outward — a fan of timelines moment.

One image, three viewpoints — frontal, three-quarter, and profile. The turntable triptych modelers and character designers need.

Pick a mural style — Banksy stencil, MoMA classic, Mexican street, manga — get painted into a wall as that style's subject.

Camera arcs 180° around the subject at gently varying radius. Less aggressive than bullet-time, more cinematic flow.

Pull a 5-color palette card from any image — the dominant tones, organized for design use.

Hand in a logline. Get back a six-panel storyboard with scene framing and brief captions — direction for the shoot or the cut.

Turn any portrait into a paparazzi candid — direct flash, blown highlights, motion blur, off-balance composition. Tabloid energy.

Paint a region or name an object — pick a target color, every pixel of it shifts. Surgical recoloring without touching the rest of the image.

Subject digitally glitches and pixelates into a retro 8-bit version of themselves — gamer aesthetic.

Person photo + scene photo → person standing in the scene with matched light and scale. The instant comp.

Subject morphs into a hyper-cute plush toy version of itself — soft fabric, stitched seams, big eyes. Higgsfield-style viral.

A glowing magical portal opens beside the subject; they step through and emerge transformed.

Camera retreats and lifts slightly, revealing more of the scene. The classic reveal shot.

Smooth dolly forward toward the subject. Tightening framing, no rotation. Adds intensity.

Casual influencer-style talking-to-camera UGC clip. Hand-held feel, natural lighting, product in frame.

Drop a clip and a target character. The face, hair, and styling swap to the new character; performance, scene, and timing stay locked.

Change an image to a different aspect ratio. Smart-extends where the new ratio is wider, intelligently crops where it is narrower.

Re-light an existing image. Move the key light, swap warm for cool, soften or harden — preserve subject.

Keep the subject and performance; swap the environment. Tokyo street, beach, boardroom, gallery — pick the new scene.

Paint over an area of an image and describe what should fill it. Surrounding pixels stay locked.

Push an image into a target color palette — extracted from a reference, picked from your brand, or named. Structure and texture stay; the color story shifts.

Repairs degraded portraits — blurry phone shots, low-res scans, AI-warped faces. Sharpens eyes, hands, teeth, and skin texture without changing identity.

Paint over a surface, name a new material — leather, marble, fur, brushed steel, velvet. The structure stays; only the texture changes.

Empty room → furnished room. Pick a style — Scandi, Industrial, Maximalist, Japandi, Mid-Century — the AI furnishes the space.

Anime-style shadow clones split off from the subject and disperse into the scene.

Neural upscale rescues 720p outputs from Veo/Kling/Luma into delivery-grade 4K. The video version of Crystaline.

Drop a rough sketch. The AI fills in detail, lighting, and material — sketch-to-render in one pass.

Smooth skin without the plastic — preserves pore detail, freckles, and texture while cleaning up blemishes and unifying tone.

Drop a photo onto a giant out-of-home billboard in a city scene with golden hour light.

Times Square, Sunset Strip, Shibuya Crossing, highway, stadium banner — put your asset where the eyes are. Eight billboard placements in one pass.

Type what you want to hear — get foley, ambience, impacts, transitions. Pairs with any video prism for finishing audio.

One brief, N variants. Different hooks, different visual angles, different CTAs — pre-baked for paid social testing.

The classic 15 or 30. Hero beat, mid-spot story, call to action — broadcast pacing, broadcast polish.

Describe a process — Stepframe renders a six-panel step-by-step diagram. Recipes, assembly, workflow, tutorials, all visualized.

Any subject → a die-cut sticker with the classic white border and subtle drop shadow. Transparent PNG out, ready to ship.

Cast members + a vibe → a tactical strike team, hero-pose squad, or Avengers-style group shot. Identity locked across the whole crew.

Multi-shot lookbook generated from one selfie. Six varied looks: corporate, runway, casual, athletic, evening, streetwear.

Restyle a photo using a style reference image. Preserves structure and subject; transfers color, texture, and visual feel.

Subject's outfit transforms piece-by-piece into a futuristic suit — Iron Man assembly aesthetic.

Drive a portrait or video clip with any audio. The subject's mouth syncs to the voice track — identity and expression preserved.

Headlines, signage, packaging copy — replace the words in an image while preserving the exact font, treatment, and lighting.

Watermarks, captions, stray copy — name what to wipe or paint over it. Surface is rebuilt cleanly beneath.

Cinematic lightning erupts from the sky beside the subject — Thor-style entrance moment.

Name a prop, pick a color — the AI tracks and recolors it across the clip. Surgical change, everything else preserved.

Subject scales up dramatically — buildings shrink to ankle height, perspective compresses, the world bends to the subject.

Six hero shots in domestic settings — kitchen counter, bedside, desk, bathroom shelf, dining table, sunlit windowsill. The everyday-aesthetic pack.

Subject's eyes redirect to camera in one pass. Headshots, podcasts, talking-head sales clips — every subject looking directly at the viewer.

Outfit photo + model character → a reel of the model wearing it with a confident voice-over endorsement. Sells the fit, sells the vibe.

Identity from reference A, world from reference B. Useful for placing a character into a chosen scene or merging two creative directions into one frame.

Photo of a product → a generated unboxing reel: package on table, hands reaching, reveal, satisfaction beat. The trope, done right.

Paint over the object you want gone. The AI fills the area with what would naturally be behind it.

Photo + a few bullet points → a generated product review reel: hands-on demo beats, voice-over verdict, ratings bumper.

Influencer character + product photo → a vlog-style reel: introduction beat, try/demo, candid commentary, sign-off CTA.

Re-voice an existing audio clip — keep the timing and inflection, change who speaks it.

Pull a clean alpha matte. Today: image-level alpha (drop a still or a first frame and get a transparent PNG). Video-level alpha matting across every frame is queued — same model family, different endpoint.

A rapid-fire ad cut — crash zooms, whip pans, sound design, on-screen punch text. Built to stop the scroll in the first three frames.

Bring a still image to life with subtle, natural motion — wind, breath, blink, slight camera drift. The "Live Photo" feel.

Photo of a room → suggested wall art, comped onto the wall. The AI reads the room's palette and energy, then picks (and renders) art that fits.

Streams of water orbit the subject as they move their hands — anime-style elemental water magic.

One product, one click — Wildcard rolls a creative format: skit, mukbang, ASMR, before/after, faux news, NPC. Every roll is a different unhinged take.

Pick a zoom direction and intensity — slow push-in, medium pullback, aggressive crash-zoom. The dial-a-zoom shot.

Yearbook-style headshot. Soft natural light, neutral seamless backdrop, gentle expression. Clean and timeless.

Anime cel-shaded illustration. Clean ink linework, flat color blocks, dramatic anime lighting. Modern shōnen energy.

Dynamic low-angle action shot. Motion blur on the background, debris in air, hard rim light. Mid-frame energy.

Classical oil painting with Renaissance chiaroscuro lighting, visible brushwork, and rich earth tones. Gallery-quality.

Theatrical movie-poster framing with negative space for a title above and below the subject. Sharp side light, high contrast.

Black-and-white film noir portrait with venetian-blind shadow patterns and smoke in the air. 1940s detective mood.