From the first sketch to the final frame

Every idea, brought to life.

Sketch, render, edit, film. Images, video and 3D in one place, with agents that design with you.

What you can do in Framo

Get Inspired. Find the next direction

Come with a half-thought, a reference, or nothing at all. Framo proposes directions; you choose the one worth taking further.

  • Design agents. Specialised agents — car, interior — propose four directions a turn; thumb to steer the next.
  • Stock library. Search free photos and video from Unsplash and Pexels and drag any straight onto the canvas.
  • Prompt enhance & reverse-prompt. Chat to polish, distil or reimagine any prompt — or decode an existing image back into one to build from.

Design. Make it, then stay with it

It all starts on the canvas — an endless space where every sketch, reference, edit and generation stays visible, editable and connected.

  • Infinite canvas. Every generation, sketch, edit and reference lands here as a node you can move, select and connect — your whole project laid out in one endless space.
  • 2D editor. Open any node in the pixel + vector editor — a Photoshop-style layer stack with raster painting and a full vector toolkit, all on that one image.

3D. Block it out in 3D

Bring models in, light and frame them, and render finished images — or turn a flat image into 3D.

  • 3D scene editor. Import models, add primitives and lights, texture, frame a camera, and render.

Visualise. Show the finished thing

Bring a frame to life as video, then share it as a public link others can explore and clone.

  • Generate video. Animate a still or compose from references — image-to-video and reference-to-video.
  • Look. Pick from predefined cameras, lenses and films to lock in a certain look.

Train. Teach Framo your style

Train a style on your own references, then call it in any generation at the strength you choose.

  • Train a style. Teach Framo your style from your own images, then call it in any generation with its trigger word, at the strength you choose.

Automate. Automate the repeat work

Group the mechanics you repeat into a reusable workflow, so your attention stays on the decision.

  • Workflows. Group canvas nodes into a reusable workflow, drag it onto any project to replay, and share it with your organisation.

How the workspace fits together

Keep the feeling of the sketch.

Turn a rough sketch into a finished render without losing what made the sketch work. Refine it, shoot it from new angles, then set the frame in motion.

A full 2D editor, built in.

Open the editor on any image and edit it directly in Framo. Layers, brushes, vector paths, selections and warp. Precise edits, full control, without leaving the app.

Train your own AI models in minutes.

Feed it the images that define your style, your work, your mood boards, your inspiration, and train a model that carries your taste. Keep it to yourself or share it with the community.

An agent that designs with you.

Load a skill, give it a brief, and it works on your canvas: it reads your references, writes the prompts, and generates the images and video. Car design, interiors, characters, storyboards, cinematic shots, and more every week.

Refine the prompt in a chat.

Type a rough prompt, then talk it through with the agent: sharpen it, strip it back, add technical depth, or take it somewhere new. Every reply is a finished prompt you can use or keep working on.

Millions of images, a right-click away.

Search free photos from Unsplash and Pexels without leaving the canvas, and drop the one you want next to your work.

One-click looks, built by pros.

Pick a preset and your image re-renders in that look: golden hour, film noir, cinematic grade, and more. Run a few on the same shot, compare, and edit the one you keep.

Build a workflow once. Run it anywhere.

Turn any chain of steps on the canvas into a reusable workflow. Drop it on a new project and it replays end to end. Share it with your team.

Stage the idea before you render it.

Import a model or generate a world, light and frame the scene, then enhance the viewport into a finished image without losing the choices you made in 3D.