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A video is a sequence of scenes. Each scene has a line of script, a voice recording, a duration, and a piece of media (an AI image, an AI video clip, stock footage or your own upload). Open Scenes in the tool rail to work on them.

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The scene list

The Scenes panel next to the preview

The Scenes panel: one card per scene, with the controls between cards

Each card shows the scene number (S1, S2…), its media type (IMAGE or VIDEO), ANIMATE when the image can be turned into a clip, its duration, and the first words of its line. A green dot marks the scene that’s playing in the preview. At the top of the panel
  • View full script (document icon) — read and edit the whole script in one place.
  • Expand / collapse all (arrows icon).
  • + — add a new scene at the end.
On each card
  • Click the card to jump the preview to that scene; click the chevron to expand it.
  • Drag the card to reorder scenes.
  • Open scene editor (diagonal arrows) opens the scene in a larger view.
  • Delete (bin) removes the scene.
  • Animate to video — shortcut to turn the image into a clip (see below).
Between two cards
  • Transition chip (for example Cut) — choose how this scene changes into the next one.
  • Transition scene (clapper icon) — generate a short AI clip that bridges the two scenes by interpolating from the last frame of one to the first frame of the next. Available when a first-and-last-frame video model is enabled.
  • + — insert a new scene here.

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Inside a scene

An expanded scene with text, voice, duration and media

① Text · ② Voice · ③ Duration · ④ Multi-shot · ⑤ Scene media · ⑥ Playback

Scene media and playback settings

① Effect · ② Music level · ③ Transition · ④ Scene sounds · ⑤ Between scenes

① Text — what's said in this scene

The words spoken in this scene. Click the pencil to edit. After changing the words, re-record the voice so audio and captions match — Crealix warns you when they’re out of sync.
Shows the voice used and the length of the recording (for example Ian · 4.1s). Click regenerate (circular arrows) to re-record this line — you can edit the text, choose a delivery preset and adjust speed first. The bin removes the recording. Re-recording a line costs 1 credit.
From 0.5 to 15 seconds. By default it follows the narration so lines are never cut off. Make it longer to let a visual breathe, or shorter for a fast cut.
Multi-shot splits the scene into several shots so the picture changes while the line plays — useful for long lines. Remove clears the scene’s media.
  • Regenerate with AI — replace the current image with a new one. You can edit the prompt first.
  • Animate to video — turn this image into a moving AI clip (see below).
  • Upload — use your own image or video.
  • Library — pick anything from your media library.
  • Effect — the camera motion on an image (see the gallery below).
  • Background music — this scene’s music level. By default it uses the global level (for example Using global (15%)); drag the slider to duck the music under a key line.
  • Transition — how this scene changes to the next.
  • Scene audio — the sound effects that play in this scene, with their tag (HOOK, TRANS, PAYOFF…) and start time. Click + to add one.

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Camera effects

Click Effect to choose how an image moves during playback. The change applies instantly in the preview.
Select Video Effect gallery

19 camera effects, from subtle zooms to punchy shakes and glitches

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Transitions

Click the transition chip between two scenes (or Transition in the scene’s playback settings).
Scene Transition gallery

16 transitions with a live A→B preview

Keep most cuts as Cut and save stylised transitions for two or three key moments. Viewers notice transitions much more than you’d expect.

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Animate a scene into video

Click Animate to video on any image scene. A composer opens at the bottom of the preview:
The Image-To-Video composer for scene 1

① Image or Video · ② Library · ③ Recommended length · ④ Motion prompt · ⑤ Model, length, orientation and resolution · ⑥ Cost · ⑦ Enhance prompt · ⑧ Generate

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Describe the motion

Crealix pre-fills a motion prompt from the scene — for example “The camera slowly zooms in on the ringing phone… the shadows on the wall subtly shift”. Edit it if you want something different (up to 3,000 characters), or click the sparkle (⑦) to let AI improve it.
2

Pick the model and settings

Choose the video model, the clip length, the orientation and the resolution (⑤). The note at the top (③) recommends a length that matches the scene’s narration so the line isn’t cut off.
3

Generate

The cost appears next to the button (⑥ — for example 11 credits for a 5-second 768p clip with MiniMax H3 Max Turbo). Click the arrow (⑧). The clip replaces the image when it’s ready and the scene badge changes to VIDEO.
Switch between Image and Video at the top of the composer (①) to regenerate the still image instead, and use Library (②) to reuse a clip you’ve already made.

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Choosing a video model

Click the model name to open the model picker. Each card shows the model’s price per second, its tier (Fast, Standard or Premium) and the clip lengths it supports. Search by name, filter by provider, or sort by Price.
Select AI Model dialog with Veo, Kling, Seedance, MiniMax, Wan and Sora models

① Search, filter and sort · ② Price per second · ③ Tier

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Studio projects

In Studio you build every scene yourself and can choose a different image or video model for each one. The scene panel works the same way, with extra controls for picking models per scene.
Building scenes in Studio