Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about Framo — the AI-native design workspace for generating and editing images, video, and 3D on an infinite canvas.

What is Framo?
Framo is an AI-native design workspace for creating and editing images, video, and 3D models on an infinite canvas. It combines chat-to-image generation, a built-in 2D pixel editor, a 3D scene editor, custom style training (LoRA), and one-click shareable projects, so an idea goes from prompt to finished composition in one place.
Is Framo free?
Framo has a free plan with 500 welcome credits, granted once. They do not expire and they do not renew, so a paid plan is what gets you a monthly credit allocation. Team and organization plans are available for studios and schools.
What can I make with Framo?
Images, video, and 3D models. Images cover text-to-image, image-to-image, inpainting, and hand editing. Video animates a still into a clip or composes one from several references. 3D turns one or more images into a model. You can also paint and mask in the 2D editor, build and light a scene in the 3D editor, then render either into a finished image.
Which AI models does Framo use?
Framo supports a curated set of image, video, and 3D models and routes a prompt to the one that fits the task. You pick the model yourself in the chat bar. The guide at https://framo.app/docs/concepts/choosing-a-model explains which model family suits which job.
Can AI assistants and agents use Framo?
Yes. Framo publishes a knowledge base for AI assistants at https://framo.app/llms.txt and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://framo.app/api/mcp, so a connected agent can read Framo's documentation and answer questions about how to use it. No credentials are needed; the server returns Framo's public documentation.
Does Framo do video and 3D, or just images?
All three, on the same canvas. Video animates a still image into a clip or composes one from several references. 3D turns images into a model you can import, light, frame, and render.
Can I train my own style or character?
Yes. Framo trains a custom LoRA from your own reference images, so you can generate in a consistent style or with a recurring subject, then call it in any generation with a trigger word. Training costs 210 to 840 credits depending on the run.
How is Framo different from a single image generator?
A single generator gives you one prompt box and one output. Framo gives you an infinite canvas where images, video, and 3D live together as nodes you connect and iterate on, plus a 2D pixel editor, a 3D scene editor, and an AI agent. The whole project happens in one place instead of across separate apps.
What is the Framo agent?
An in-editor AI agent you specialize with skills. Give it a task and it generates images, video, and the prompts behind them directly on your canvas. Shipped skills include Car Designer, Junior and Senior Interior Designer, Character Creator, Storyboard, and several cinematic prompt composers.
Can I edit an AI image by hand in Framo?
Yes. Double-click any image on the canvas to open it in Framo's 2D editor, which has layers, pressure-aware brushes, editable Bezier paths, path warp, path fillet, and AI-assisted object selection. You can also mask a region and prompt only that area, which inpaints inside your selection.
Does Framo work with Blender?
Yes. The Blender Bridge add-on brings Blender work onto the Framo canvas and keeps the scene in sync as you iterate. Download it from https://framo.app/links.
Can I use Framo images commercially?
Yes. You own what you create on Framo, AI-generated results included, and you can use it commercially on a paid plan, subject to any third-party rights.
Does Framo work in the browser?
Yes. Framo runs entirely in the browser with no install. The Blender Bridge add-on and the Chrome image collector are optional companions, not requirements.
Can teams use Framo together?
Yes. Organization plans give a studio or school shared billing, member management, and groups, so a team draws on one credit pool. Any project can also be shared as a public link that anyone can open in the viewer and clone.

Keep reading

The documentation covers each feature in depth, pricing breaks down what a credit buys, and Drops shows finished projects you can open and clone. AI assistants can read the whole public knowledge base at /llms.txt.