Filmpire is an AI creation studio for creators, marketers, content teams, and digital storytellers, focusing on completing the generation of AI videos, images, and voiceovers within one platform, and developing ideas into complete works.
[Purpose] Filmpire is positioned as "one studio for AI video, image, and sound." Users can start from a story, a prompt, or a reference image and generate videos, images, and voiceovers in the same studio.
[Main Capabilities]
- Video generation: Supports generating cinematic clips from text, or animating still images, with multiple optional models. Describe the subject, action, and camera movement to generate cinematic clips.
- Image generation: Generates characters, product visuals, posters, and imagined worlds based on prompts or reference images; reference images can also be used to refine style, composition, and details.
- Story creation: Turns ideas into director plans, consistent characters, and completed stories; officially called "AI Story Director," it can plan characters, storyboards, and clips before production.
- Voiceover: Adds narration to stories, with selectable language, speaker, and tone.
- Visual effects tools: Provides focused tools for character and style creation, dynamic product visuals, story-driven films, and more.
- Showcase area: Provides a showcase of films, images, and visual worlds for users to explore directions.
[Models and Credits (from the official page)]
- Seedance 2.0 Fast: 100 credits, for fast drafts of short videos, story shots, and frequent creative testing, supports text-to-video and image-to-video, base specifications 480P / 5s.
- HappyHorse 1.0: 175 credits, creates lively character movements from multiple image references, base specifications 720P / 5s.
- Wan 2.7: 110 credits, stable and economical output for everyday text-to-video and image-to-video, base specifications 720P / 5s.
- Kling 3.0: 100 credits, strong action, camera movement, character motion, and reference control, base specifications 720P / 5s.
- Hailuo 2.3: 40 credits, lightweight image-to-video clips, product dynamics, and fast social assets, base specifications 768P / 6s.
- Grok Imagine Video 1.5: 40 credits, text-to-video and image-to-video, 1–15 seconds, up to 1080P, includes audio; 1080P accepts one image, and a single image determines the aspect ratio; base specifications 480P / 8s.
- Veo 3.1 Fast: 85 credits, for high-end advertising, realistic scenes, and native audioVideo concept, base specification 720P / 4s. Final credits vary with duration, resolution, and number of shots, and will be confirmed before submission.
[How to use] Enter a prompt or upload a reference, choose a model and settings, then generate assets. For a complete story, you can use the AI story workflow to review the plan before producing shots and the final video. The official statement says stories use a fixed production route; video, image, and voice tools support manual selection. Users can learn about the model and credits before generating. In the story director workflow, characters, scenes, and camera movement can be reviewed before video credits are spent.
[Applicable scenarios]
- Short videos, story shots, and frequent creative testing
- High-end ads, realistic scenes, and video concepts with native audio
- Product visuals and social marketing clips
- Character design, costume, and visual style exploration
- Feature films: from prompt to storyboard to final video
[Limitations and not yet provided]
- Some common questions (such as "Can I start if I don't know how to write prompts or don't understand AI models?", "When are credits deducted?", "How many credits does a short film use?", "Do characters stay consistent across shots?", "Are credits deducted if generation fails?", "Can a project be edited after a plan is created?") are only listed as question titles in the provided materials, with no answer content given.
- The official materials do not explain free quotas, subscription prices, or refund details, and only mention the related documents "Plans and credits · Refund policy · About Filmpire".
- The official materials do not explain the specific number of supported languages, independent tool details for music generation, export formats, or the scope of commercial licensing.
