Frameloop is an AI video studio for Shorts, films, and music videos with consistent characters. Plans start at $19/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Frameloop is an AI video studio for making Shorts, films, and music videos. Its main promise is character consistency: the same characters keep the same look in every scene and episode. A user starts from an idea, a script, or a song, and the tool builds the video scene by scene.
The site says it is trusted by 50,000+ creators and filmmakers, a figure the company reports itself. Videos are generated with dialogue, voiceover, captions, and music, and the product supports 32+ languages. Explainers, documentaries, cartoons, short films, and lip-synced music videos are listed as supported formats.
A project begins with an idea, a script, or a song. Frameloop then generates each scene with dialogue, voiceover, captions, and music. The editor is scene-based, with per-scene controls such as Animate, Media, and Effects, plus tabs for Scenes, Captions, Music, and Brand.
Any scene can be edited before the final render, including images, text, and added content, according to a user testimonial. The same testimonial says users can choose whether a video is for TikTok or YouTube and set its duration. The company lists Flux, Nano Banana, Kling, ElevenLabs, Veo, Gemini, and Open AI among its models.
The scene editor, consistent characters and products, and a viral script tool for hooks and calls to action form the core. Users can choose from 15+ visual styles, including Realistic, Anime, Illustration, Colored Sketch, Oil Painting, and Watercolor, and keep that look throughout a project.
Supporting tools include auto-translation of captions, titles, and on-screen text across 32+ languages, a royalty-free music library with genres such as Lo-fi, Cinematic, and Synthwave, and an elements library of GIFs, emojis, and sound effects. Developers can use API endpoints, and creators can connect a YouTube channel to publish directly.
Frameloop is an AI video studio for creating Shorts, films, cartoons, explainers, and music videos from an idea, a script, or a song. It generates scenes with dialogue, voiceover, captions, and music, and keeps characters consistent across scenes and episodes.
Plans start at $19/month on Lite, billed $228 per year. Standard is $29/month, Premium is $59/month, and Max is $111/month, all billed yearly. Enterprise pricing is custom.
The pricing page lists only paid plans and does not mention a free trial. The features page refers to free AI tools and a Try Free Tools button, but their scope is not described in the sources.
Yes. Character consistency is its main selling point, and plans let users save reusable characters: 5 on Lite, 15 on Standard, 30 on Premium, and 100 on Max.
The site names a YouTube channel integration for publishing and an API for generation, rendering, and automation. An MCP server and API docs are also linked. No other third-party integrations are named.
The company states that no editing skills are required. Users can edit any scene, including images and text, before rendering, according to the site and a user testimonial.
The site targets creators, marketers, and agencies, and testimonials come from a marketing team making promotional and educational videos. All paid plans include commercial rights, and the Max plan is described as being for power users and teams.
Support is available by email at frameloopai@gmail.com, and the company aims to respond within 24 hours. Chat support is included on Lite and Standard, priority support on Premium, and dedicated support on Max.