Playground — AI video production, brief to finished cut, effortlessly fast

No brief? No problem.

Playground generates ideas for you.

Idea 1: Before the Alarm

Voiceover-led
Thirty mornings in one kitchen, and the bag always lands before the alarm goes off.
Idea 2: The Fourth Cup

UGC
A creator rates the office coffee on camera, cup by cup, until she gives up and opens her own bag.
Idea 3: Roast Day

Interview
The roaster walks through this week's batch with a regular who only came in for the Wi-Fi.
Idea 4: Out of Beans

Hybrid
A morning falls apart in four acts when the jar runs dry, and never again after the first delivery.

Use cases, not promises. Each of these is just a click away.

Several Videos at Once

One brief becomes a wall of ideas. Selected concepts become separate productions, running side by side through the same connected workflow.
Prompt → Video

A script, a brief, or even a website link becomes a production plan. Playground casts the story, generates the props and locations, plans the scenes and orchestrates the prompts and renders needed to bring each one to life.
Built-in Video Editor

For quick tweaks, subtitle amends, or re-running a scene when something needs to change. If the final polish calls for traditional post, project files — including XML and SRT — can be downloaded.
Storyboards in Minutes

Before a frame of video is rendered, a visual plan from the script gives every scene a clear treatment, allowing final edits before moving forward.
Every Format, Every Language

One production can become 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 21:9, automatically re-framed. Subtitles, dubbing or fully re-casted versions can be generated for different markets.
Review and Approval

Review, request changes and approve cuts easily. In most cases, Playground will understand and amend these fixes on its own.

The canvas, the editor and the review window, as they are in the app.

01
Start with what you have

A brief, a script, a document, or just a brand and its website. Pick the format first — UGC, short ad, short film — and everything downstream is written to it.
02
Ideas and routes

A wall of ideas, each with its hook and logline. Every idea offers routes — voice-over led, dialogue, interview — and any route can become a script of its own.
03
Script, cast, objects, locations

The script names its characters, objects and places. Each one gets a reference bible, so faces, props and sets stay consistent across every scene.
04
Render plan and scenes

The script is split into blocks that fit the model's clip length, with the right references wired in. Ten blocks render in parallel; each one can be regenerated alone.
05
The cut

Scenes land on a timeline with voice-over, music and captions. Auto-frame keeps the subject in every crop; Magic Audio mixes and masters the export.
06
Or edit the words

The same cut as text. Delete a sentence and the footage it was said over goes with it; fix a word and the subtitle follows.
07
Review

Frame-accurate comments, drawings on the frame, versions side by side. A note on a shot can re-render that shot and offer the new take in place.
08
Formats and languages

One cut, every frame shape. Subtitles, dubbing or a full localisation with new people and places, per market — each one a card with its own review.