Features
Everything it does,
in the order you meet it.
Five parts. Make a video, give the channel a face, hand it the schedule, decide what to make next, and run it for clients.
Free to start · no card · first video in about ten minutes
Create
Seven short formats, plus long-form.
Each format carries rules every script is written to: the hook lands inside 1.5 seconds, the reveal sits past 80 percent, lines stay around twelve words.
Three footage modes
Real footage, fully animated, or mixed — animation for the story, licensed footage for the proof. An animated character adds one credit.
Three styles, or your own
Comic, 3D toon and painterly, plus Saga cinematic, which is reserved for the POV saga layout. Upload a few reference images and FrameQ learns the look, with a free preview before you keep it.
Edit a line, re-run a scene
Every stage caches on its own. Rewrite one sentence and only that scene is re-voiced and re-cut. Re-renders never cost a credit.
A few images in. A look of your own out.
Each of these started as a handful of reference images we made for it. FrameQ learned the look, made a free preview, then rendered the whole video in it.
Custom style 1
Vintage travel poster
4 reference images
Custom style 2
Risograph
3 reference images
Custom style 3
Clay stop-motion
4 reference images
- voices, with per-scene delivery
- 54
- caption styles, word-timed
- 8
- licensed tracks in 5 moods
- 30
- footage modes
- 3
- scraped clips, by design
- 0
Not everything fits in sixty seconds.
The same twelve stages also make a chaptered 16:9 documentary of two to eight minutes, with host bookends if you want them. 3 credits up to five minutes, 5 up to eight, and nothing is added on top.
Channel host
A host that exists only on your channel.
Not a stock avatar from a library everyone else is using. A face and voice made for your channel alone, in about ten minutes, with several looks and the same person in every video. On Starter, Creator and Agency; a presenter short is 3 credits rather than 1.
01 · Describe
Say who they are
One sentence is enough: “a woman in her early 30s, easy confident smile, loose ponytail, navy windbreaker over a white tee, golden-hour harbor light.”
02 · Face
Pick the one
Candidate stills come back together. Choose one and it is locked to the channel.
03 · Voice
The voice comes with the face
Generated together, so the presenter sounds like the person you picked rather than a voice bolted on afterwards.
Voice · only yours
They bookend the video
Full-frame on the hook and again on the last scene, with the story running between them. Setup takes about ten minutes, once.
Or a character instead of a person
An animated channel can cast a character and keep it consistent scene to scene, the same way a host stays consistent video to video.
Autopilot
A standing order, filled every night.
Set the niche, the format mix, the cadence and the language once. The run happens overnight and either schedules straight to YouTube, with a ready draft for TikTok, or leaves a queue for you to approve in a minute.
One night, step by step
- 02:00The run startsTrend data for your niche is already refreshed.
- 02:04Concepts scoredChecked against your last fifty, so nothing repeats.
- 02:11Scripts writtenFormat mix honoured, retention rules validated.
- 02:26RenderedVoice, footage, captions, music, cut.
- 02:38Queued or scheduledApproval mode decides which.
- 07:00Digest emailedWhat is waiting, what went out, what it cost.
Guardrails, because networks get flagged
- 1 a night
- one video per channel per night, from one standing order per channel
- credit cap
- a monthly ceiling the run cannot exceed
- auto-pause
- after two failed publishes in a row
- duplicates
- near-copies of your own videos can be held for your approval
- approval
- optional gate before anything goes out
Tools
Enter where the room is empty.
Deciding what to make is the part that actually decides whether a channel grows. These four tools do that work, and they say where their numbers come from.
Trends
refreshed dailyWhat is growing in your niche and which formats are working, read from YouTube. No scraped TikTok data, and we would rather say so than imply coverage we do not have.
Niche Scout
150 niches · 10,000+ channelsDemand over supply, scored per niche, language and format, from observed public channels. It points at the rooms nobody is filling yet.
Channel Strategist
200 or 600 messagesA chat advisor with your analytics, niche benchmarks and trend data attached. It recommends and asks before it acts; you confirm.
Originality score
one click in review · automatic on autopilotOne score for how original the footage is, how the title reads and how many claims need checking, with the fixes listed. Guidance to keep you out of the reused-content queue, not a legal guarantee.
One video, eight languages
Dub a finished video into another language and the script is culturally adapted rather than translated, then re-voiced, re-timed and re-captioned over the same visuals. A standard short is one credit per language, and the button prices anything else before you dub. Dialogues, and storytimes your host tells, can't be dubbed yet.
Long-form in, Shorts out
Upload a podcast or a video and FrameQ finds up to eight self-contained moments, best first, reframes them to 9:16 and captions them into the same review flow. A credit per clip, from 180 source minutes a month on Creator or 600 on Agency.
No channel yet? Channel Kit
Five kits at $19 — Geography, Animals, Psychology, Luxury and History — each with a name, handle, logo, banner, brand kit, a 30-day calendar, three starter videos and a permanent channel slot.
The same video, in Spanish
Same footage, same cut. The script is adapted for the new audience rather than translated line by line, then re-voiced, re-timed and re-captioned.
- Script
- Adapted, not translated
- Voice
- Re-voiced in the new language
- Captions
- Rebuilt and word-timed
- Cost
- 1 credit per language
Agency
Clients approve on a link. No new login.
Twenty-five active channels, eight seats and one credit pool, with each client's channels grouped under their name. The review pages carry your brand, not ours.
Review links
Clients approve or comment on a link with no account. Autopilot can require that approval before anything publishes.
Clients and seats
Each client's channels grouped under their name, a brand kit per channel, eight seats and one shared credit pool across all of it.
Reports they can forward
What published and how it performed, in views, engaged views and watch hours, under your brand, not ours.
See what a credit buys.
A standard short is one credit, edits are free, and a failed render gives its credits back.
Free to start · no card · first video in about ten minutes
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