About

FrameBloom is a text-to-video tool. You write one line describing a scene; it builds the shots around that line and folds them into a short vertical clip. Built for phones — the output is 9:16 and there is no timeline to learn.

What it can do

Generate short clips (roughly five to fifteen seconds) from a written line, in a look you choose. Every take is stored with the exact sentence that produced it, so you can change one word and run it again to see what that word was doing.

What it cannot do

It does not reproduce your sentence frame by frame — a line steers the result rather than specifying it, and two runs of the same line will differ. It does not make long films; longer pieces work better as several takes. It does not generate real people's likenesses or copyrighted characters: those requests are declined at generation time.

About the pictures on this site

Every image on these pages is drawn in the browser with SVG and CSS. They illustrate the kind of scene you can describe — they are not rendered output, and they are not photographs or recordings of real events. Generated video is synthetic media by definition, and we say so on every page rather than in fine print.

Your text

A line is stored with the clip it produced so you can return to it. We do not sell prompt text. Rendering is metered by clip length; current pricing and limits are shown before a render starts, and nothing is charged without you confirming it.

Contact

Questions, takedown requests, or billing: support@framebloom.site. Takedown requests are answered before anything else in the queue.