Framyth — An AI Film & Image Atelier · Vol. I, 2026
Where every frame becomes myth.
Framyth is a working studio for AI film and imagery — eight of the finest generative models, gathered under one roof and one library, priced by the second and the image. No subscription, no meter running in the dark. You arrive with an idea; you leave with a finished piece and a receipt you can read.
One hundred credits are yours at the door, no card required. Credits never expire. Paid work carries no watermark.
01 — The Models
An index of instruments
Eight models, one ledger. Every rate is printed in full — one credit equals one cent, always.
- 01Veo 3.1Video50 cr / sec
The flagship. Native audio, cinematic light, editorial depth.
- 02Sora 2Video13 cr / sec
Physics that behave. Synced audio, believable weight.
- 03Kling 3.0Video18 cr / sec
Expressive motion and image-to-video with a painter's hand.
- 04Seedance 1.0 ProVideo6 cr / sec
The sketchbook. Fast, affordable, endlessly iterable.
- 05Wan 2.7Video7 cr / sec
Motion coherence for long, unbroken gestures.
- 06PixVerse V5Video8 cr / sec
Stylized and anime work with graphic conviction.
- 07HappyhorseVideo11 cr / sec
Character-driven scenes that hold an emotional line.
- 08Gemini Flash ImageImage6 cr / image
Fast stills and edits — the studio's working proofs.
Rates in credits · 1 credit = $0.01 · settled per render, nothing more
02 — The Craft
From notion to plate, in four movements
Compose
Write the scene as you would a stage direction — or lay down an image of your own to set in motion. Text-to-video, image-to-video, and text-to-image share one desk.
Choose the hand
Match the work to the instrument: Veo 3.1 for the cinematic centerpiece, PixVerse V5 for graphic stylization, Seedance for quick studies. The rate is beside each name.
Render
The exact cost appears before you commit — an 8-second Sora 2 piece is 104 credits, $1.04, stated plainly. Approve it, and the studio goes to work.
Curate
Every result — from every model — arrives in one library. Compare takes side by side, keep the definitive plate, and export it clean, without watermark.
03 — The Exhibition
Selected plates
Work made on Framyth, hung as it deserves — with the model and the method noted beneath each frame.
Study No. 4 — Kling 3.0
A dancer dissolving into ink, eight seconds
Nocturne II — Veo 3.1
Harbor lights in fog, with native score
Tide Etude — Sora 2
Waves against basalt, physically true
Folio VII — PixVerse V5
An animated city in gouache
04 — The Ledger
No subscriptions. Only credits, honestly kept.
One credit is one cent. Credits never expire, and every new member receives one hundred at signup. Buy a pack when you need one; the larger the folio, the greater the bonus.
Creator
2,000 credits+ 100 bonus
$20
The working artist's choice. Our most collected pack.
AcquireCredits never expire · 100 free at signup · no watermark on paid work
05 — Correspondence
Questions, answered in full
Is Framyth a subscription?
No. Framyth has no subscriptions and never will. You buy credits — one credit is one cent — and spend them per second of video or per image, at prices printed beside every model. Your credits never expire, so an unfinished idea can wait a year and still be yours to render.
What do I get when I sign up?
One hundred free credits, immediately, with no card on file. That is enough for a short study on Seedance 1.0 Pro, a handful of stills on Gemini Flash Image, or a first two seconds of Veo 3.1 — enough to know whether the studio suits you.
How is the price of a piece calculated?
Arithmetic, not mystery. Each model lists its rate — Kling 3.0 at 18 credits per second, for instance — so an eight-second Kling piece costs exactly 144 credits, or $1.44. You see the figure before you commit, every time.
Do finished works carry a watermark?
Paid outputs carry no watermark of any kind. What you render is yours, delivered clean, at full resolution, ready for exhibition, client work, or print.
Can I work from my own images?
Yes. Image-to-video is a first-class practice here — bring a photograph, a painting, a frame from an earlier study, and set it in motion on Kling 3.0, Sora 2, or any model that accepts an image. Text-to-video and text-to-image sit alongside it.
Where do my pieces live?
In one library. Every render from every model — video and image alike — is gathered into a single collection, dated and searchable, so a season's work reads like a catalogue rather than a scattering of downloads.
The invitation
Your first hundred credits are already framed.
No card, no subscription, no expiry. Sign up, open the studio, and render your first study within the minute.