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Crevas.AI

Crevas.AI is a unified AI video creation canvas that integrates video generation models such as Veo 3, Kling, Sora 2, and Wan 2.5 into the same workflow, helping creators turn rough scripts into shot lists, prompts, and cinematic videos. It is aimed at filmmakers, content creators, marketing teams, and studios, emphasizing parallel generation, prompt assistance, real-time collaboration, and version control, supporting accelerated iteration from script to final cut.

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About this tool

Crevas.AI is positioned as an "AI video canvas," and its core idea is to unify multiple mainstream AI video generation models into one canvas, reducing the cost of switching back and forth among tools such as Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling, Wan 2.5, and ChatGPT. Users can complete generation and collaboration from script to video within the same interface.

Main capabilities:

  1. Multi-model integration: unified access to video generation models such as Veo 3, Kling, Sora 2, and Wan 2.5, and provides access to Veo 3, Nano Banana, Kling, and others.
  2. Parallel generation: test multiple visual styles and versions simultaneously in the same canvas to speed up iteration.
  3. Prompt Assistant: helps generate smarter prompts to obtain better generation results.
  4. Visual collaboration: supports real-time collaboration, version control, and the ability to share previews with clients without downloading.
  5. Script to shots: can turn rough scripts into complete shot lists and prompts, and generate cinematic videos.
  6. Export and specifications: supports 720p and 1080p export; higher-tier plans support 4K (after upgrade) export; the FAQ mentions support for different aspect ratios, but the specific ratios are not listed in the materials.

How to use: the materials describe the process as "Script, Generate, and Collaborate — all in one intelligent canvas," that is, completing scriptwriting, generation, and collaboration within one intelligent canvas. Specific operating steps, interface entry points, and model invocation details are not yet provided.

Applicable scenarios and audiences:

  • Filmmakers and narrative creators: turn scripts into cinematic sequences and test multiple visual styles in parallel, claimed to iterate 10 times faster than traditional workflows.
  • Content creators: generate multiple video versions daily, maintain character consistency, and produce content suitable for distribution.
  • Marketing teams: launch campaigns in days rather than weeks, generate product demos, social ads, and brand stories, and maintain visual identity consistency.
  • Studios and agencies: take on more projects without adding staff, completing work in the same workspace with real-time collaboration, version control, and client-deliverable exports.

Pricing and plans (according to the materials):

  • Free trial includes 150 Credits, then pay-as-you-go; access to all AI models.
  • Plus membership: 1,000 Credits/month, access to Veo 3, Nano Banana, Kling, and others,Supports 720p and 1080p export.
  • 10,000 Credits/month plan: supports 4K (after upgrade) export and unlimited projects.
  • Teams and enterprises: custom plans, significant discounts for large-scale use, priority support.

Topics covered in the FAQ include: comparison with Google Flow, supported AI video models, collaboration and download-free previews, 4K and different aspect ratios, free trial, advantages over other AI video tools, whether beginners can use it without editing experience, whether generated videos can be sold, and how to maintain character consistency in Veo 3 and Kling 2.5. However, the specific answers to each question are not yet provided.

Limitations and missing information: the materials do not provide the completeness of the specific model version list, invocation quotas and limits for each model, credit consumption rules, export format details, specific aspect ratio values, platform support, whether a Chinese interface is supported, or refund or commercial licensing terms, all of which are not yet provided.