Previz bridges rough previsualization and a finished look. It has three tabs: Still Frames stylizes one or more frames from a previz image or video, Previz restyles a whole clip with motion control, and Sketch turns a rough drawing into a rendered image.
For pricing, see the Pricing page. Related models: Image Providers and Video Providers.
Sub-modes
Still Frames
Load a previz image and stylize it directly, guided by a style preset or reference.
Load a previz video instead and a frame picker opens over the clip. Select one frame, or several: each selected frame becomes its own generation, run with the same style, prompt, and settings, and the results land together as one batch in the output.
Optional reference toggles refine the result:
- Identity: lock the result to a character reference, for portrait-driven, character-consistent shots
- Product: translate the previz framing into polished product imagery using a product reference
- Environment: ground the result in a specific set or location reference
Still Frames draws on a broad set of image providers: Gemini, Seedream, Wan, Flux, Grok, Kling Omni, OpenAI, Meta, and more. See Image Providers.
The source slot also accepts batch variants: drop several previz images (or a stack) on it and each image runs as its own generation in one batch.
Previz
The Previz tab is the motion-control flow. Load a previz video as the source, add a stylized start frame, and generation transfers the source clip’s motion onto the styled look, producing a restyled version of the whole clip.
Providers:
- Luma Ray: guide-frame / multi-keyframe motion control, with per-frame timecodes
- Kling: motion transfer from a previz video
- Seedance: multimodal motion workflows
- MiniMax: motion transfer following the previz clip’s duration
- Wan: motion-control video path
- Hylope V2V: first-party video-to-video control (depth / quality settings)
Optional tools
- Style presets: available across all three tabs
- Preprocessor (depth): available in Still Frames, not in Sketch or Previz
- Creativity / quality: provider-dependent image quality and advanced controls
Use cases
- Rough previz frame → concept still
- Several frames from one previz clip, stylized as a consistent batch
- Sketch → rendered frame while holding composition
- Character-consistent previz with an identity lock
- Product-shot framing from a previz still
- A previz video restyled end-to-end, following the source motion
Tips
- Start with a strong style reference or preset. It drives the result more than the prompt does
- Stylize a few frames from the clip in Still Frames first, then use them as guide frames in Previz
- Keep identity and product references well-lit and uncluttered
- Video jobs are slower than still stylization