Your idea.A movie.In minutes.

How a MovieFlow film is assembled

A project begins in the composer on this home page. Write the idea in plain language, or paste a short script. The studio breaks that material into scenes and shots you can review before you spend a full render. You can adjust the story, replace a shot, and keep a character's face consistent by saving the character into the material library. When the cut is ready, you export a film instead of stitching unrelated clips by hand.

The home feed under the composer shows films already made in MovieFlow. Use them to judge shot length and pacing, then return to the composer and start from your own sentence. On a phone the same link opens the mobile home page, which points search engines back to /home, so the indexed page and the product entry stay one address.

Models you can assign to a shot

MovieFlow routes each shot to a model that fits the task. The home page lists Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.5, Veo 3, Kling 2.6, Kling 3, Vidu Q3 Pro, and MiniMax H3, plus image models such as Nano Banana and GPT Image. You pick the model for a shot when the default match is not the look you want. The same project can mix models. A dialogue scene and a product close-up do not have to share one generator.

Who uses it

Short-drama creators draft a multi-scene episode from a synopsis. Ecommerce teams turn one product photo into a short product film. Performance marketers sketch an ad before they book a shoot. Educators outline an explainer and get a narrated cut they can revise. In each case the unit of work is a film with a beginning and an end, not an isolated five-second generation.

Pricing, docs, and the rest of the site

The free start lets you try the composer and see a project take shape. Paid plans and credit packs cover heavier generation. The pricing page compares subscription plans and points to the credit rules. The FAQ page explains how credits are spent, how a subscription differs from a pack, and what to do when a render fails. Read those two pages before you buy. Live prices stay on the pricing page, because plan amounts can change.

The tutorial is the click-by-click path: a long video, a shorter clip, the toolkit, and credits. The community page shows films other people have published. Teams that need generation inside their own product request MovieFlow API access. Support and the social accounts are on the contact page. MovieFlow Studio, at studio.movieflow.ai, is a separate professional workspace for asset-heavy production. This home page remains the indexed studio for making a film from a prompt.

MovieFlow publishes nine public pages for search: home, pricing, FAQ, tutorial, community, API access, contact, terms, and privacy. The editor, dashboard, credits checkout, and login stay closed to crawlers. The canonical address of this page is https://movieflow.ai/home. The site root and the older animation URL redirect here, so search engines keep a single homepage.