How it works

Six things, in the order you meet them.

A sentence becomes a picture, the picture moves, the pieces get cut, the words land, it is scored, and a face performs it. Nothing here plays until you press it.

  1. The still that sentence produced

    Scene 01 · Write · 1 token

    It starts as a sentence.

    Type what you see in your head. Seedream turns it into a 2K still and drops it into your media library — this portrait took eleven words and four seconds.

  2. The portrait from scene 01, animated by Kling

    Scene 02 · Motion · 2 tokens/sec

    Then the still starts to breathe.

    Send any image to Kling — the frame you just made or one you shot yourself. Five-second takes, first-frame control, straight to your timeline.

  3. The real Lucy editor cutting this film

    Scene 03 · Cut · Free

    Cut it like you mean it.

    This is the real editor, not a mockup: multi-track timeline, keyframes, masks, transitions and color grading — desktop-grade editing in a tab. Cutting never costs a token.

    Shot on Lucy — actual interface

  4. On-device captions in the editor

    Scene 04 · Words · On-device

    Every word lands.

    Whisper runs on your own hardware to caption every word — and to find your best moments. No tokens spent, no waiting on a server.

  5. The timeline, with the score under the cut

    Scene 05 · Sound · Free

    Then you hear it.

    Score it from a library of real music and sound effects, or take a song you already have and split it into an instrumental and a vocal — on your own machine, nothing uploaded, no tokens spent. It lifts out most of the vocal; on a dense mix you can still hear traces.

  6. The portrait from scene 01, given a voice

    Scene 06 · Perform · 2 tokens/sec

    Give it a face.

    Hand it a photo and up to thirty seconds of audio, and that face speaks or sings it. The price is counted per second and shown before you commit, so nothing arrives as a surprise.