Topview is an AI video agent for short films, dramas, and ads. See features, models, and plans from $36/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Topview is a web-based AI video agent for creating short films, micro-dramas, marketing videos, and ads. A user describes an idea or supplies a script, reference video, or product URL, and the agent plans scenes, selects models, generates assets, and keeps every shot editable on a Canvas.
The platform groups several tools under one account: Canvas for free-form agent-driven creation, Drama Studio for serialized story content, Board for managing outputs, and a 3D Shot Composer for staging scenes. It also offers AI image generation, avatars, voiceover, and API and MCP access. Topview states that it provides access to third-party models and is not their developer.
A session starts with a request such as a UGC-style product ad or a 90-second cinematic short film. The agent proposes scenes, chooses among supported video, image, avatar, and voice models, and runs the production flow. Topview says it routes each task to the model best suited to the output, for example Seedance for video and GPT Image for images.
Results stay on the Canvas as editable shots, so users can refine individual scenes instead of regenerating a whole video. For reference-led work, the agent analyzes the pacing, shot structure, camera language, and hooks of an uploaded video and applies that direction to a new product or story. The 3D Shot Composer lets users place characters and props and adjust a virtual camera before spending credits.
Drama Studio targets micro-dramas, vertical dramas, and short series built from a novel, script, or plot, with consistent characters, scenes, visuals, and sound. Board brings image, video, audio, and avatar models into one place and organizes outputs for review, comparison, and reuse. Canvas helps keep voice, characters, and visual identity consistent across multi-shot videos.
Beyond the agent, Topview lists focused tools including video character swap, video upscale, motion control, inpainting, image face swap, a photo angle editor, virtual try-on, product photography, and voiceover. Voiceover, captions, and localized versions cover more than 30 languages. Developers can use the API, MCP, a Topview Skill, and plugins that include Blender and Codex.
Topview is an AI video agent for creating short films, micro-dramas, marketing videos, and ads. Users give it an idea, script, reference video, or product URL, and it plans scenes, selects models, and generates editable shots on a Canvas.
Annual-billing prices shown are Plus at $36 per month, Business at $44, Ultra at $50, and Team at $56 per seat per month. Enterprise pricing is custom. Prices exclude VAT and local taxes.
The source pages do not show a free plan or free trial. The pricing page lists Plus as the lowest paid tier, so check the site at signup for any current offers.
Topview is aimed at film creators, micro-drama teams, marketers, ecommerce brands, agencies, and creative studios. It fits those who produce ads, short-form social video, or serialized story content in volume.
Topview lists models including Seedance, its own Topview T1, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3, Kling, Google Veo 3.1, GPT Image, Nano Banana, and Seedream. It states it is not the developer of these third-party models.
Topview lists plugins for Blender and Codex, a Topview Skill, MCP access, and an API. Unlimited models and free generations on plans are not available through MCP, CLI, or API.
Yes. The Team plan offers shared projects, real-time co-editing of canvas and storyline, a shared asset library, board and Brand Kit, seat management, and credit usage controls. Enterprise adds SSO/SAML and analytics.
Topview states that voiceover, captions, and localized creative versions are available across more than 30 languages.