ApeFX
The production layer for AI film, series, and anime

The studio that keeps your production straight

Lock your cast, worlds and props once. Call them up in any shot, in any format, across every episode, and they hold.

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Early access is open now. Priority place in the queue and launch pricing.

Free tier at launch

30 credits a month. Upgrade when a production needs more.

You own what you make

Full commercial rights to your images and video on every paid plan.

Never pay for a failure

Failed generations refund automatically. You only pay for work that lands.

Credits roll over

Unused credits carry forward, and top-up packs never expire.

One place that holds the whole production

Pick what you are locking. Everything you build stays with the project it belongs to.

Turnaround, expressions, action poses, palette, height. Leads, soldiers, civilians and things that were never human, all locked the same way.

Character sheet for Kiara, four-view turnaround above five labelled expressions
Kiara4 view + 5 expressions
Full production character sheet for Sin, turnaround, expressions, action poses, detail panels, palette and scale
SinFull sheet
Full production sheet for Kezia, four-view turnaround, six expressions, action poses, detail panels, palette and scale
KeziaFull sheet
Character sheet for James with front, three-quarter and close-up panels and a spec block
JamesLabelled panels
Three-view turnaround of Jade
JadeTurnaround
Three-view turnaround of The Ash King, magma-veined armour and tattered cloak
The Ash KingTurnaround
Three-view turnaround of The Warden, starfield cloak and lantern
The WardenTurnaround
Turnaround and detail panels for The Architect, gold-shard growth across torso and arm
The ArchitectTurnaround

Inside the studio

This is what you actually get

Not a prompt box. A project, a library of locked assets with handles, and a shot builder that calls them up by name.

apefx.ai/studio

Every production is a project. Open one and its cast, worlds and scenes are all there.

Projects

3 productions

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The False Covenant

4 cast · 6 worlds · 53 shots

The Long Way Down

1 cast · 2 worlds · 4 shots

Seventy-Two Hours

1 cast · 2 worlds · 4 shots

Continuity

One lock. Every shot
they appear in.

Two characters from the same trailer, each carried through the shot list without being re-described once. The lock is on the left. Everything to the right of it came out of that lock.

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Kiara

Lead10 shots
Character sheet for Kiara, four-view turnaround above five labelled expressions
Lock
The False Covenant shot, Close up on Kiara, 2.35:1
Shot 03
Kiara and The General in a two shot
Shot 08
The False Covenant shot, Kiara marching, 2.35:1
Shot 09
The False Covenant shot, Kiara mid swing in the rain, 2.35:1
Shot 11
Kiara, eyes going down
Shot 16
Kiara delivering her defiant line
Shot 30
Kiara restrained
Shot 33
The False Covenant shot, Kiara walking into the dark, 2.35:1
Shot 39
The False Covenant shot, Kiara saves Corin, 2.35:1
Shot 41
The False Covenant shot, Kiara outnumbered, 2.35:1
Shot 51

The General

Antagonist7 shots
The General, resolute
Lock
Close up on The General
Shot 04
Kiara and The General in a two shot
Shot 08
The General fighting toward her
Shot 14
The General at the moment of impact
Shot 15
The General in disbelief
Shot 27
The General kneeling in the courtyard
Shot 35
The General delivering his final line
Shot 36

Projects

Three productions, three worlds

Nothing these three share but the tool. Cast, worlds and scenes stay with the project they belong to, so none of them bleeds into another.

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The Long Way Down

Deep-sea salvage

Sodium work light against black water. One diver, a wreck, and the trench underneath it.

A salvage diver at a valve wheel in a half-flooded engine room, sodium work lamp against cold teal water
The salvage diver, helmet under one arm, face lit from below by the helmet lamp
Salvage barge deck at first light, rain on scarred steel plate
The lip of a deep ocean trench, dive beams crossing in marine snow

Seventy-Two Hours

Desert courier

Bleached salt, hard noon sun, and a long way still to walk.

A lone courier crossing a cracked salt flat at high noon, heat shimmer on the horizon
The courier, goggles pushed up, dust in every crease of her face
An isolated desert fuel depot at dusk, sodium floods against indigo sky
A narrow slot canyon with one hard shaft of noon sun on the floor

The Quiet Floor

Corporate noir

Green fluorescent, cold glass, one desk lamp still on at three in the morning.

An empty open-plan office at three in the morning, one desk lamp burning
The night-shift auditor at her desk under green fluorescent light
A corporate server hall aisle, blue and amber indicators receding
An underground parking level, sodium pools on damp concrete

The engine room

Every frontier model, one production

You should not have to pick a model, or learn six of them. ApeFX routes each shot to whichever engine does that job best and keeps your cast and worlds consistent across all of them.

  • Seedance 2.5Video

    Long-form shots with native timestamps

  • Google OmniVideoRolling out

    Reference-driven motion

  • HappyhorseVideoRolling out

    Stylised motion and anime

  • Kling 3.0Video

    Motion control from a reference clip

  • GPT Image 2Image

    Drone, POV and action stills

  • Nano Banana ProImage

    Multi-reference identity work

  • Seedream 5 ProImage

    Character and wardrobe consistency

  • Flux 2Image

    Fast drafts and variations

  • Recraft V4Image

    Vector, logo and layout work

  • ElevenLabsAudio

    Voice, in character, in language

  • Meshy3D

    Props and set pieces as geometry

New engines land here as they ship. Your projects, cast and worlds carry over unchanged.

Motion

Then it moves

Different shots need different strengths. Each one is routed to the engine that does it best, so you direct the work instead of managing tools.

Drone reveal
Dragon swarm
First person
Gothic metropolis
Shadow knight
Fire tornado

Commercial work

From packshot to billboard

Same label, same scoop, same colour, in every placement. The locking that keeps a cast on-model keeps a product on-brand.

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Studio packshot of a dark green STRATA supplement jar with a wooden scoop
Studio hero1:1
The STRATA jar on a kitchen counter beside a green smoothie
Lifestyle1:1
Macro texture shot of the STRATA powder
Macro texture1:1
Campaign editorial frame for STRATA
Editorial3:4
Billboard on a city street at dusk showing the STRATA jar
Billboard16:9
A-plus content infographic module for the STRATA listing
Detail module16:9
Storefront banner for the second product set
Storefront banner16:9
Square kitchen shot of the STRATA jar
Kitchen1:1
Square flatlay of the STRATA jar
Flatlay1:1
Studio hero for the second product set
Second set1:1
Hero loop9:16

Simple, creator-first pricing

Start free. Scale when you are ready.

Free

$0/mo

30 credits/month

  • 30 credits/month
  • ~6 image generations
  • 720p resolution
  • Watermarked output

Creator

$12/mo

500 credits/month

  • 500 credits/month
  • ~100 image generations
  • 2K resolution
  • No watermark
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Studio

$79/mo

4,000 credits/month

  • 4,000 credits/month
  • ~800 image generations
  • 4K+ resolution
  • No watermark

Enterprise

Custom

15,000 credits/month

  • 15,000 credits/month
  • $299/month (custom contracts available)
  • Dedicated infrastructure
  • Custom integrations

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Your next production starts as a project, not a pile of clips.

Join the waitlist for priority access and launch pricing.

Free tier at launch. Failed generations refund automatically, and every paid plan carries a 7 day money-back guarantee.

Questions, answered

What ApeFX is and how it works.