A line of text,
opened into frames.
Write one sentence. FrameBloom builds the shots around it and folds them back into a short vertical clip.
a lantern drifting over still water
How it works
Three steps, no timeline
Write one line
A subject, a place, and how the camera should move. One sentence is enough — more detail steers it closer.
Let it open out
The line becomes a handful of shots. You see them form, then fold together into a single vertical take.
Keep what you like
Every take is stored with the line that made it. Change a word, run it again, compare the two.
Built for phones
Why it's shaped this way
Vertical from the start
Framed 9:16 while rendering, not cropped after — nothing important falls outside.
Short on purpose
Five to fifteen seconds. Longer stories work better as several takes than one long render.
The line is kept
Each clip remembers its sentence, so you can see what one changed word actually did.
Nothing to install
Runs in the browser on the phone you already have. No app, no plugin, no editing skills.
FAQ
Before you ask
Will it match my sentence exactly?
No. A line steers the result rather than specifying it frame by frame, so two runs of the same sentence differ. Concrete nouns get you closer than adjectives.
How long is a clip?
Short — usually five to fifteen seconds. For anything longer, render several and put them one after another.
Can I use them commercially?
Yes, within our terms. Requests for real people's likenesses or copyrighted characters are declined at generation time.
What does it cost?
Metered by clip length. Current pricing and limits appear before a render starts; nothing runs without you confirming it.