Write it.
Watch it.
Turn a script into a finished rough cut in minutes. AI-generated shots, voiceover, sound design, and timeline editing in one studio.
01 Cold open · seedlings
02 Golden hour rows
03 Hands, soil
04 Stat card · 3× yield
05 Watering
06 Harvest Script in.
Rough cut out.
You approve
each gate.
Nothing expensive gets made until you've said yes to the cheap stuff. Words first, then voice, then pictures.
Start with one prompt: Cue fills in your video brief, title, format, and length using your playlist's brand defaults. Review the setup before creating your draft.
- GATE 01Words
Paste a script, drop a URL, or type a topic. Cue drafts a script that cites real numbers pulled from the source, and you edit it like a doc.
SCRIPTRESEARCHBRIEF - GATE 02Voice
Pick one of 25 narrators or clone yours. The read sets the video length. Approve the words and the voice before any imagery is made.
25 VOICESAUDIO TAGS - GATE 03Scenes
Every beat gets a shot plan, a still, then a clip. Characters stay consistent across scenes. Approve one at a time or all at once.
STILLSCLIPSCHARACTERS - RENDERCut
Music is generated to a mood and ducked under the voice. Open the timeline if you want to nudge a cut. Export in 1080p.
MUSICTIMELINE1080P
Every line you write becomes a scene.
Paste a script, a URL, or a topic. Cue drafts the words, reads them aloud, and plans a shot for every beat.
S1Golden hour rows
S2Hands, soil
S3Thermometer
S4Stat card
S5Greenhouse
S6HarvestEverything above is a picture. This part moves.
No stock, no mockups, no re-shoot. Every shot here came out of the same pipeline a brief goes into. Pick one.
Don't like a scene? Just say so.
Type a note like you'd give a human editor. Cue rewrites the beats, prompts and look, then shows you a before/after diff. Nothing changes until you accept it.
Pick a look. Skip the mood board.
Every Look is a full recipe: palette, lens, era, mood. Click one and every still on this page re-grades to match; your videos work the same way. See all 998 →
The ad opens on someone already better off.
The product-explainer treatment keeps the camera on the person getting the benefit rather than on the thing being sold: the run finished, the table booked, the keys handed over. You read the script, every shot and the cost estimate before a frame renders. How commercials work →
Each one arrives with its beats written. The 90 second explainer runs four: the before, three features, then the call to action.
Sports Brand Bold Energetic, Luxury Product Still Life, Apple Product Render, Ecommerce White Background Product. Each has its own page, inside 999 published Looks across 13 families. Browse design, 3D and photography.
Write the brief once and get six creative variants for each platform you run, so a test has something to test. Nothing renders until you have seen the price.
Build a cast once. Cue keeps them consistent across stills and clips.
Voice, style and cadence live on the playlist. New episodes inherit them.
Every regenerate shows what it costs, down to the cent. Nothing renders by surprise.
Trim, reorder, swap a shot. Or never open it. Both are fine.
Render once.
Post everywhere.
Channels hold the brand. Playlists hold the look, voice and cadence. Every video inherits both and ships to the platforms you've wired up.
You don't need to know what a J-cut is.
If you can write a paragraph, you can make a video that looks like a team made it. The timeline is there when you want it and out of the way when you don't.