Framesail is the AI video platform for long-form YouTube: one pipeline that takes a script to a finished video, with your characters and style locked across every shot.

Making long-form AI video today means 8+ tabs stitched by hand — an LLM for the script, a voice model, an image model, a video model — copying assets and prompts between them, with characters drifting between tools and style resetting at every export. Templated tools have the opposite problem: preset styles, generic stock characters, short clips instead of episodes. Framesail replaces both: one pipeline, end to end, in your style.

The pipeline has six stages. Style: paste images, videos, or YouTube links and Framesail reverse-engineers the look, voice, and direction, then reuses it across every video. Script: describe your idea and let AI write in your narrative style, or write it yourself. Reference images: Framesail reads your script and generates a reference image for every character, place, and prop, so visuals stay consistent scene to scene. Voiceover: one narrator or multiple characters, each with their own voice, timed word by word. Storyboard: planned scene by scene using your style, characters, and voiceover. Editor: add captions, music, and sound effects — or just tell the director what to change — then export.

Framesail is also fully agent-controllable: a REST API plus an MCP server with 65+ tools, so an agent like Claude Code can run the whole pipeline while you make the key decisions. And a BYOK plan runs covered jobs on your own provider keys — zero credits, no token markup.

No black box: you control every prompt, asset, model, and setting at every step.