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Inspect generated and imported media in a central viewer with transport controls, timeline preview, asset preview sheets, clean matte handling, and polished clip surfaces.
A Mac-native workspace for AI-generated media.
Generate images, video, audio, and captions. Dictate first or last frames from existing assets when models support it, then assemble and export from one local .studio project.
Inspect generated and imported media in a central viewer with transport controls, timeline preview, asset preview sheets, clean matte handling, and polished clip surfaces.
Move from output to edit decisions with video lanes, audio lanes, captions, trimming, splitting, dragging, snapping, linked generated media edits, undo, and MP4 export.
Create image, video, and audio with explicit provider/model controls, edit sources, visual references, and first or last frame inputs drawn from assets that already live in the project.
Most AI media tools stop at the output. Studio keeps the rest of the production together: source assets, frame references, prompts, timeline edits, captions, exports, and decisions you can return to later.
Use the native viewer, transport controls, preview sheets, timeline matte, and clip surfaces to inspect what each image, video, and audio result actually gives you.
Pull stills from existing images, generated clips, or timeline assets, then use them as first-frame, last-frame, edit-source, or visual-reference inputs when the selected model supports that control.
Some models accept frame locks, some only accept soft references, and some do neither. Studio keeps those controls provider-aware so generation stays explicit instead of wishful.
Trim, split, drag, snap, reorder, duplicate, and group clips while waveform-style audio footprints, video fingerprints, and linked generated audio/video edits keep the edit readable.
Layer timed text, caption cues, bundled typography, visual effects, and safe-area previews so generated clips can become publishable media instead of loose files.
Export MP4 timelines with burned-in captions and SRT/WebVTT sidecars, using Desktop-default save panels that make finished videos easy to find and share.
Assets, prompts, provider jobs, generated outputs, QA notes, timelines, captions, exports, and references stay inside one portable local .studio package.
Studio keeps AI close to the work without making chat the product. The interface prioritizes the viewer, frame reuse, model-aware controls, timeline, captions, asset state, export readiness, and the project memory needed to keep producing after the first generation lands.
Review generated clips, stills, and audio in a native viewer with transport controls, asset preview sheets, clean timeline matte behavior, and readable clip surfaces.
Use edit sources, visual references, first-frame and last-frame inputs, prior-scene continuity, reusable characters, settings, and voice profiles to keep outputs connected across model runs.
Generate images, video, and audio through provider-aware controls for mode, model, duration, aspect ratio, resolution, native audio, reference guidance, and motion intent.
Video lanes, audio lanes, captions, magnetic snapping, trim, split, drag, group movement, linked generated audio/video edits, video fingerprints, and waveform-style footprints.
Add timed text, caption cues, bundled typography, visual effects, burned-in captions, SRT/WebVTT sidecars, safe-area previews, and Desktop-visible MP4 exports.
SQLite/GRDB persists assets, prompts, provider jobs, outputs, QA, timeline decisions, captions, and export records inside Finder-visible .studio packages.
Studio is being prepared for public Mac App Store release for creators, marketers, filmmakers, and small studios that need to review, reuse, assemble, caption, and export AI-generated media without losing the thread.