Description
The Flux Train is developing a world model for film production and, alongside that research, already runs a live studio for turning a brief into a finished video. A user describes a story or promotional idea, and the platform's "Director Zero" builds the scenes, wires the generation pipeline, and lands the result on a timeline that can be trimmed, captioned and exported.
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The company frames its research around a specific limitation of today's video generation models: they tend to drift on a character's appearance across shots, struggle to stitch separate clips into one fluent sequence, and force a full regeneration when only a single beat needs fixing. Its answer is a world model that keeps a persistent representation of a story's characters, locations, wardrobe and camera state, predicting the next short beat from what came before rather than generating a whole clip in one pass, and allowing a single part of a scene to be corrected without redoing the rest. That research sits underneath the studio available today rather than replacing it.
The live studio is organized around templates for specific use cases, including SaaS and app-launch promos, product promos, explainers, and personalized kids' and family story videos. A user picks a starting path, adds inputs such as product photos, family photos or a written brief, and the platform generates scenes and lands them on an editable timeline. For more complex or repeated pipelines, Flow Studio provides a visual, node-based canvas where a user connects image, video, voice, LoRA and editing models into a workflow; a tab-group node feature lets a shared pipeline, such as one scene structure, be duplicated across many scenes, ad variants or product SKUs without cluttering the canvas with repeated node groups.
The Flux Train is used by AI-first agencies running client pipelines and timelines, by creators making short-form series and films, and by parents making personalized story videos for their kids. Pricing includes a free tier with a one-time 200 credits and access to the agentic studio, Cursor and Claude integration, and image, video and audio models. Paid plans are Starter at $11 a month, Pro at $19 a month, and Advance at $39 a month, billed monthly with a discount for annual billing, each adding more monthly credits and roughly proportionate model-training allowances, along with image and video generation, custom character and product training, an AI video editor, voice tools, and API and CLI access.
- CategoryVideo Generation & Editing
- Pricing ModelSubscription / Credits
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
The Flux Train's Core Features
Turns a story or promo brief into generated scenes on an editable timeline
Director Zero builds the scene pipeline automatically from a brief
Templates for promos, explainers, product ads and personalized kids' story videos
Flow Studio: a node-based visual canvas for chaining image, video, voice, LoRA and editing models
Tab-group nodes that let one pipeline structure be reused across many scenes or product variants
Custom model training for consistent faces, products, characters or influencers
AI video editor with timeline trimming, subtitles and social export
Voice tools including text-to-speech, dubbing, voice change and sound effects
API, CLI and Claude/Cursor integration for programmatic and agentic use
Ongoing research into a persistent world model aimed at longer, more consistent film production
How to use The Flux Train?
Choose a path: Pick a story or promo template, such as a family video or a product promo brief.
Add your inputs: Upload reference photos or write a plain-language brief describing what you want.
Generate scenes: Let Director Zero build the pipeline and generate the scenes for your story.
Edit the timeline: Trim, reorder, subtitle or adjust individual scenes before finishing.
Build a workflow (optional): Use Flow Studio to wire models together for a pipeline you'll reuse across scenes or variants.
Export and share: Export the finished cut for a family short, an ad, or a social post.
The Flux Train's Use Cases
- Family story videos
- Product and app promos
- Repeatable ad variants
- Agency client pipelines
