Visual beat planning
Use multiple keyframes to shape the sequence instead of depending on one prompt.
Timeline Orchestration
Keyframes
Build longer video sequences from multiple guided visual moments. The Keyframes workflow helps direct motion, timing, and scene progression across generated video outputs.
Quick start
How to use Keyframes
- Add the key frames. Start with the visual moments that define the scene, action, or camera progression.
- Prompt each beat. Describe the intended motion, timing, continuity, mood, and what should happen between frames.
- Generate and review continuity. Check whether the final sequence follows the frame order and preserves the important scene details.
Best for: scene planning, multi-beat motion studies, longer clips, and reviewable video drafts.
Multiple frames, one guided motion sequence.
Keyframes gives creators a structured way to define visual beats before generation, making it easier to plan continuity, transitions, and composition across a longer clip.
Scene continuity
Guide how subjects, camera, and environment progress from one moment to the next.
Reviewable outputs
Create motion studies and scene tests that are easier to compare and iterate.