Qmotion.AI turns a written idea into a finished video — script, scenes, characters, motion, music and captions — without a camera, a crew or a studio day. It is built for people who need real output on a real budget, not a demo.
The same person in every scene
Most AI video drifts — the face in scene four is not the face in scene one. Qmotion locks a character from a reference photo, generates a still that holds that identity, then animates that exact still. The person you cast is the person on screen.
You choose the engine, and you see the price first
Eight video engines, from fast and cheap to full cinematic, each showing its real credit cost per scene before you generate anything. Nothing is decided for you behind the scenes, and nothing costs more than it said it would.
Open-source engines, self-hosted
The base tiers run on Wan 2.2 and LTX-Video — Apache 2.0 models we host ourselves rather than reselling somebody else’s API. That is why the entry price is what it is. Premium third-party engines are available when a shot needs them.
You are not charged for a render that fails
Credits are checked against your balance before a job is queued, and refunded automatically if a generation fails after its retries. Prompts that break our content rules are stopped before they reach a GPU, so a rejection costs you nothing.
How a video gets made
- 1. Describe it. A prompt, a script you already wrote, or a document to adapt.
- 2. We plan it. The script is broken into scenes, and each scene is matched to the cheapest engine that can actually carry its motion — so the budget goes to the shots that need it.
- 3. Cast it. Upload a photo and that face is locked across every scene.
- 4. Generate and edit. Review scene by scene. Regenerate one shot without re-rolling the whole video.
- 5. Score and export. Original music, voice-over and captions are included, then it renders to a finished file.