One beam in.
Everything out.
A sentence enters as a single white line. It opens into the full spectrum, and what lands on the screen is a short vertical clip — nothing to install.
beam split9:16 · 5–15s
How it works
Three bands
Subject, where it is, and how the camera moves. One sentence is the whole input — there is no timeline to learn.
The single line fans into a scene and plays as one vertical take.
Each clip is stored with the exact sentence behind it. Change a word and send the beam again.
Built for phones
What lands on screen
FAQ
Before you ask
Does it reproduce my sentence exactly?
No. One line is a single beam; it sets the direction, not every band that comes out the far side. The same words twice give two different spreads, and concrete nouns aim better than adjectives.
How long can a clip run?
Five to fifteen seconds is where nearly all of them land. For longer work, split it across several and play them in order.
Commercial use — allowed?
Yes, within our terms. Real people and characters owned by others are declined at generation time — before anything is produced.
How is it priced?
By the second. The figure shows before the beam goes out, and nothing is spent until you confirm.