Loovie: AI Video Generator

Look before you leap, creators. Variants stop generating behind your back, references stop typing into your prompt, and the editor finally plays the volume curve you drew. SEE EVERY SHOT BEFORE YOU GENERATE Making variants of a multi-shot clip used to be one blind confirm that replayed the original job and charged you for it, without ever showing you what it was about to regenerate. Now it opens the review screen with your source shots already filled in, so you can rewrite a prompt, swap an image or change a duration first. Remix sits right next to Replace, and Generate with AI joined the Replace menu. ATTACHING A REFERENCE STOPS REWRITING YOUR PROMPT Picking a reference used to shove a tag into the middle of whatever you were typing, and removing the reference never took it back out, so every add and remove left more debris behind. Attaching and mentioning are two different things now. A tag only appears when you tap a chip or type @ and choose from autocomplete. Same everywhere: First Frame, Last Frame, Review and your Motion Reference cast. LONGER MOTION REFERENCE, EXACT LENGTHS Long jobs get cut into sections, and each section used to round on its own, so a 45 second selection came back as 44, a 31 second one came back as 30, and every section ran slightly out of step with the footage driving it. Sections now tile your selection exactly, the handover frame between them actually does its job, and what you asked for is what you pay for and what you get. VOLUME CURVES YOU CAN HEAR Draw a non-linear volume ramp on a clip or a music track and the timeline used to play it dead flat, even though the export rendered the curve perfectly. The editor now plays what you are going to get. PROMPTS TUNED PER ENGINE The video prompt enhancer only had shaping written for one engine and quietly passed your raw prompt through on the rest. Every engine gets its own now. Multi-shot jobs skip the single-shot rewriter that kept inventing wardrobe and collapsing your sequence, and the audio toggle only shows up where the engine can actually act on it. POLISH AND BUG FIXES Motion Reference characters and backgrounds stay put in drafts, and regenerating from a cast clip keeps the whole cast instead of dropping everyone but the lead. Adding an upload reference no longer leaves the sheet sitting there doing nothing. Transitions stopped rendering black frames when they run longer than the clip they span, splitting under a speed curve cuts where you expect, reordering clips is safe again, and clip durations stopped getting mangled by frame extraction. Renders on your own server stay free and actually run on your server. Jobs stopped stalling near the finish line when the video was already done, the preview stopped leaving a player ticking in the background, and notifications no longer sit on the shelf for hours. Now go open that multi-shot clip and look at every shot before you spend a thing.