World's first autoregressive video generation model that transforms prompts into fluid, natural videos
Convert HTML, CSS and JavaScript animations into MP4 videos locally on Windows
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free Trial: Max 5 seconds video, basic features, standard resolution, community support. Starter: $15.90/month with 600 credits per month. Standard: $39.90/month with 1800 credits per month. Premium: $69.90/month with 3600 credits per month. Annual subscriptions save 30%.
Free trial: $0 with 10 renders, up to 1080p, up to 10 seconds per video. Desktop Pro: CAD $19 one-time payment with unlimited conversions, batch rendering, up to 4K resolution, and activation on up to 3 machines.
Key features
Autoregressive generation with block-by-block processing
Video extension and continuation capabilities
Temporal consistency technology
Real-time streaming generation
Flexible duration from 1 to 10 seconds
Precise second-by-second timeline control
Text prompt to video generation
Adjustable parameters and aspect ratios
Professional-grade output quality
High-quality seamless output
Supports HTML, CSS, Canvas and WebGL animations
Local rendering with private file processing
Batch rendering with up to 4 concurrent workers
Hardware GPU encoding (NVIDIA NVENC, AMD AMF, Intel QSV) with CPU fallback
Up to 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160)
Audio capture and external audio file support
Activation on up to 3 machines
Automatic browser crash recovery
30-day offline grace period after activation
Open-source MIT Node.js CLI alternative
What makes it different
World's first autoregressive video generation model
Video extension to seamlessly continue existing content
Seamless generation without cuts or transitions
Precise timeline control with second-by-second editing
All rendering happens locally on your machine
Pre-bundled Chromium and FFmpeg, no terminal or setup required
Test animation rendering for free before purchasing
Deterministic rendering with frame-by-frame control