AI film studio · Built in India
Story, script, cast, shots, voices and the edit in one place. Claude writes, Google Veo films, ElevenLabs speaks. Every step starts with a draft. Every word and frame stays yours to change.
200 free credits to start. No card. Pay in rupees for what you render.
Why
Most hand you a long chain of screens for a single shot, and a separate app for every other job. Characters drift between shots because nothing carries them forward. You find out what it cost after the fact.
NanoCinema puts the whole production in one place, drafts each step from the one before, keeps the cast the cast, and shows the price before you commit.
The studio
Each room does one job well and hands its work to the next. Here is what you get.
AI Flow
33 single-purpose tools: describe what you want, see the price, press Generate. The result lands in Renders with its prompt, model, seed and cost recorded.
Producer
The Producer breaks a brief into scenes and shots, estimates every render, and waits for your approval. Then it produces everything in dependency order, retakes what fails QC, and reports back.
AI Cinema
Vertical series, web series or feature film: setup, idea, story, cast, voices, locations, episodes, scenes, props, costumes, shots, dialogue, storyboard, motion, video, edit, sound and delivery. Each step is drafted from the ones before it and stays editable.
Titles and the bible
Every title has a production bible: a style guide and locked references for the cast and places. Write “Mira walks in” and Mira's description rides along. Change a reference later and the shots made from it are flagged for a retake.
AI Post
Approved shots and voice lines land in a real multi-track timeline. Clips follow your pointer exactly and snap to their neighbours. Space to play, S to split, I and O to mark. Every change saves on its own and can be undone.
Renders
Each render is QC'd on arrival: duration, aspect ratio, resolution, audio and file health. Problems are flagged for review, failures refund themselves, and the provenance panel shows exactly what the model was told.
Brand Studio
Keep each brand's palette, voice and products in one kit. Campaigns run the Producer with that kit, so every variant across formats and languages stays on brand.
Team and Admin
Invite people with roles, give each a monthly budget, set an approval threshold for big renders, and review what they make. Tasks, support chat, an activity log and a recycle bin keep the place tidy.
AI Flow tools
Pick one, describe what you want, see the price, press Generate. Prices start from these, on today's standard models.
Stories, scripts, shots and voices
Story
from 19 creditsIdea in, three plots out, then a full story
Single Shot Video
from 138 creditsOne shot from words, an image, or two frames
Multi-Shot Scene
from 138 creditsDescribe a scene, get it broken into shots and rendered
Short Film
from 138 creditsA complete micro-film: beats, shots and renders
Screenplay & Shot List
from 19 creditsProper script pages plus a numbered shot breakdown
Subtitles
from 19 creditsTimed .srt cues from a script, in any language
Voices & Dubbing
from 7 creditsLines read by a voice, in the language you need
Location Sheet
from 10 creditsA location described, designed and drawn
Prop Sheet
from 10 creditsHero props from every angle
People, creatures, machines and crowds
People
from 10 creditsLead cast and supporting faces
Robots
from 10 creditsMachines with personality
Animals
from 10 creditsReal or imagined creatures
People Crowds
from 10 creditsBackground extras at any scale
Animal Herds
from 10 creditsFlocks, packs and swarms
Robot Fleets
from 10 creditsArmies, factories, swarms
Short, fast, made for feeds
Dance Video
from 138 creditsBring a photo to life with a dance move
Images, edits, prompts and upscales
Image
from 10 creditsText to image, or remix a reference
Edit Image
from 10 creditsChange anything in an image with words
Scene Frame
from 10 creditsA single composed frame of a scene
Prompt Writer
from 19 creditsTurn a rough idea into a production-ready prompt
Modify Video
from 138 creditsRestyle or change a clip you already have
Restyle Image
from 10 creditsKeep the composition, change the look
Upscale
from 14 creditsSharper, larger, cleaner
Fix, extend, replace and build shots
Change Background
from 10 creditsSwap the world behind your subject
Replace Green Screen
from 10 creditsKey out the screen, drop in an environment
Remove Objects
from 138 creditsPaint out people, rigs and mistakes
Add Objects & FX
from 138 creditsSparks, smoke, debris, creatures
Motion Capture
from 138 creditsDrive a character with a reference performance
Full Shot VFX
from 138 creditsPlate in, finished shot out: set, look, motion
Virtual Environment
from 10 creditsA world you can shoot from any angle
Virtual Prop
from 10 creditsHero prop with turntable views
Virtual Set Design
from 10 creditsLayout map first, then the composed set
Set Extension
from 10 creditsBuild the set beyond what you shot
AI Cinema
For vertical series, web series and feature films. Every step is drafted from the ones before it, and every item on it is yours to edit before the next step reads it.
Setup
Format, length, languages and look for the whole project.
Idea
Start from an idea and pick one of three plots.
Story
Grow the chosen plot into a full story.
Characters
The cast, with a reference portrait for each so they stay consistent.
Voices
Give every character a voice and hear a sample line.
Location Plates
Every place the story happens, with an empty establishing plate.
Episodes
Break the story into episodes (a feature has one).
Scenes
Scenes for each episode.
Scene Props
Props each scene needs.
Scene Characters
Who appears in each scene, and in what state.
Scene Locations
Which location, time of day and weather each scene uses.
Scene Costumes
Wardrobe per character per scene.
Shots
The shot list: framing, movement and action for every shot.
Dialogues
Every spoken line, tied to its shot.
Storyboard
One frame per shot.
Motion Reference
Optional reference clips that guide movement in a shot.
Videos
Render every shot. Storyboard frames are used as the first frame when they exist.
Editing
Cut the approved shots together in AI Post.
Sound Design
Record the dialogue and plan music and effects.
Color Grading
A grade direction per scene.
Final Outs
Everything approved, ready to deliver.
Direction
Every shot tool carries the same director controls. Leave them on Auto and the model decides; set them and they are written into the prompt word for word.
Framing
Lens
Lighting
Time of day
Mood
Text, an image, or a first and last frame. Storyboard frames and character portraits feed the shots that use them.
Built-in director presets and your studio's own, saved from any shot and applied with one click.
Set the decade and the acting register, and the bible's style guide travels along with every shot.
Models
Auto picks your studio's tier: Fast for drafts, Standard for the everyday, Best for finals. Or choose the exact model on any shot. Prices are in credits and appear on every button before you generate.
Claude Haiku 5.5
Quick and cheap: subtitles, translations, short rewrites.
Claude Sonnet 5.5
Everyday writing at speed.
Claude Opus 5.5
The studio default: plans, stories, screenplays.
Claude Fable 5.1
Anthropic's most capable model, for the hardest writing.
Veo 3.1 Fast
Google Veo with sound, through ElevenLabs. 4 to 8 second clips at 720p.
Veo 3.1
Google's best: cinematic realism with sound, 1080p, through ElevenLabs.
Seedance 2.5
Up to 30 seconds with sound. ElevenLabs must approve ByteDance models for the account first.
Nano Banana 2
Google's fast image model, through ElevenLabs. Up to 14 reference images.
Nano Banana Pro
Google's best stills, up to 4K, through ElevenLabs.
GPT Image 2.5
OpenAI's image model, through ElevenLabs. Strong on text and layout.
Eleven Flash v2.5
Lowest latency, 32 languages.
Eleven Turbo v2.5
Fast with better quality than Flash.
Eleven v4 Turbo
The v4 voice at speed, 94 languages.
Eleven Multilingual v2
The long-standing workhorse, 29 languages.
Eleven v4
Newest and most natural, 94 languages.
Eleven v3
Most expressive delivery, audio tags for emotion.
And the rest
Price before you press
Every Generate button shows its cost. The amount is held, not charged in surprises.
Failures refund themselves
A provider error returns the credits to the wallet at once, with the reason on the render.
Budgets and thresholds
Per project, per person, per month. Renders above a threshold wait for approval.
Rupees, no subscription
Credit packs by UPI, card or net banking. Nothing renews behind your back.
Production bible
Style guide and locked references injected into every prompt under the title.
Scene graph
Shots, references and places as a graph, with a continuity report that names the gaps.
Takes and compare
Retake any shot. One selected take drives the storyboard and the timeline.
QC and provenance
Duration, aspect, resolution and audio checked. Seed and model on every file.
Edit by text
Strike a line in the script and it leaves video, audio and subtitles together.
Handoff package
A zip with media, EDL, FCPXML, OTIO, SRT and a manifest for Resolve or Premiere.
Localisation
Translated cues, dubbed tracks and per-language, per-aspect exports from one cut.
Content credentials
A signed manifest per export, linked from the MP4 and the provenance panel.
Roles and permissions
Admin and Creator out of the box; make your own with exactly the rights you want.
Review and comments
Time-coded comments on renders and timelines. Client links that expire.
Versions and activity
Timeline versions with restore, an activity log for sensitive operations, a recycle bin.
API and webhooks
Scoped keys, signed webhooks and workflow templates you can run in batches.
Subtitles, dubbing and localisation in the languages India actually speaks, and the world's.
Lock a cut and the timeline refuses silent changes until someone with the right unlocks it.
Characters, locations, props, voices and LUTs saved once and reused across titles. Folders and uploads for everything else.
Pricing
Renders draw from prepaid credits at the price shown on the button. Failed renders are refunded automatically. One credit is fifty paise.
Pay as you go
Filmmakers, studios and agencies
₹0a month
Typical prices
Shown on every button before you generate
₹69per 5s shot · 138 credits
Starter
1,000
credits · ₹499
Creator
2,100
credits · ₹999+5%
Studio
5,600
credits · ₹2,499+12%
Questions
Claude writes the plots, scripts and plans. Google Veo 3.1 films the shots and Nano Banana and GPT Image make the stills, through ElevenLabs' Image & Video API. ElevenLabs voices the lines. You choose the model per shot or let Auto pick your studio's tier; more models switch on as providers enable them.
Yes, subject to the terms of the model providers. Exports carry signed content credentials so you can show where a frame came from. See the Terms.
The cost is refunded to the wallet automatically, and the failure reason is shown on the render. Renders that come back wrong are flagged by QC for a retake.
Yes. Import a plain-text or Fountain script; it is analysed into characters, locations, scenes and dialogue, and you jump straight to breakdown.
No. You buy a credit pack with UPI, card or net banking, and renders draw from it at the price on the button. Nothing renews.
Yes. Invite people with roles, give each a monthly budget, set an approval threshold, and review and approve their renders. Clients get review links that expire.
Export a handoff zip with the media plus EDL, FCPXML, OTIO and SRT, and open it in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere or Final Cut. Or finish in the built-in editor and export the MP4.
Yes. Sign in with the same Google or phone account you use for NanoMath and NanoSkool LMS, or with an email and password.
One line of story is enough to start. 200 credits are on the house.