Script, voice, scenes and subtitles in an editor you can tweak down to the last frame.
This is Studio’s real interface, right here. To do it with your own ideas you need an account.
The AI proposes; you decide. Nothing Studio generates is out of your reach.
Bring your own script or ask for one. The voice is generated line by line, so changing one sentence doesn’t mean redoing the whole video.
You’ve slept badly for years.
The hour matters less than the light.
The body doesn’t switch off, it cools down.
Pick the visual style once and every scene comes from the same family. If one doesn’t convince you, you generate another from the editor itself.
Each word lights up as it’s spoken. Change the typeface, colour and size, and translate them without losing the timing.
The final video is assembled on your computer, not in a server queue. Vertical for social, and with a transparent background if you need one.
Cut, move, mute, drop text on top. What you expect from an editor, with nothing to install.
Grok, Google Flow, ChatGPT, YouTube, Higgsfield and Dreamina, plus two local tools that need no account.
It opens as a Chrome side panel on top of Grok Imagine. You paste the prompts, pick aspect, resolution and duration, and the extension sends them one by one, waits for each video and saves it to the folder and filename you chose.
The panel has two modes. “Automation” queues your prompts into whichever Flow project you have open, applies the generator and format, and downloads each result. “Generate” sends video or image jobs to the Kuak Studio engine on your credits, without leaving the tab.
A Chrome side panel on chatgpt.com. Paste the prompts or read them from another tab, choose whether they carry an image and start: the extension sends one, waits until the reply is genuinely finished, saves whatever came out — an image if there is one, otherwise a .txt — and moves to the next.
It opens no separate screen: it draws the information inside YouTube. Under every thumbnail, a score and the niche; on the video and channel pages, a panel with performance, estimated monetisation and revenue; and a button to export all of a video’s data to a file.
A Chrome side panel on higgsfield.ai. Each group picks a type — image or video — a model from the catalogue (21 image, 49 video) and its real options: duration, aspect, resolution, quality, bitrate or images per prompt. Then it sends the whole list and downloads each result.
A Chrome side panel on dreamina.capcut.com. Pick model, aspect, duration and resolution, paste the list of prompts, and the extension sends them in order and downloads each clip with the filename and folder you set.
A Chrome side panel that works on any page. Hover, pick a button, a card or a whole section, and the panel hands you self-contained code: no dependencies, classes renamed and URLs made absolute. And you can edit it live before copying.
Press Record, work as usual — clicks, typing, scrolling, reloads, opening and switching tabs — and press Stop. You’re left with a process made of steps, editable one by one, that you can replay with whatever repeats, waits and variables you set.
To start producing
Free
To publish every week
$26.99every 3 months
To produce daily
$199.99every 3 months
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