Art director
Guide the visual direction, coordinate scene work and review results.
One Workspace
for Artists & Film Teams
Create on your own. Bring your team.
Build visual worlds. Develop scenes. Create images and video.
Keep your projects, materials and budgets working together.
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Built for collaborative filmmakingProjects / Scenes / Shared direction
Inside a visual worldThe Glass Harbour · Visual study
The Workspace
Individual scenes. A shared film.
Your project gives everyone a place to work. References, creative versions and feedback stay connected to the scenes you are making.
01
→Organize
Projects, scenes
and responsibilities
02
→Explore
Shared references
and visual direction
03
→Create
Image, video
and scene development
04
Review
Specific feedback
and selected results
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Projects & Scenes
The big picture. And every scene.
Structure your project into scenes, assign participants and open the right studio from the project. Visual previews help the team find its way.
- Arrange projects and scenes in your own order
- Switch between large cards, compact cards and lists
- Keep scene work in its project context
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Boards
See the story. Shape the direction.
Collect references, arrange frames and add notes on a shared canvas. A clear visual direction, without another meeting.
Paste or upload images. Add notes. Select, arrange, resize and undo. Original files stay in the library.
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Material Library
Keep the good references close.
Collect source images, video and other project materials in one library. Find the files you need and reuse them as you develop your scenes.
- Organize materials in project folders
- Upload files and browse visual previews
- Bring references into the studios
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Image Studio
Give an idea something to look like.
Combine descriptions with visual references. Choose your model and settings, create variations and refine the details that matter.
Edit a selected image by describing what should change. Keep the original and edit versions together, and return to saved generation settings from History.
Creative Freedom
Stories do not all play it safe.
Explore mature themes and bold visual ideas with supported image workflows, within the selected provider’s content rules.
Use only lawful content and appropriate rights and consent. Availability and restrictions depend on the selected model and provider.
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Scene Builder
Plan the space. Explore the camera.
Describe the action, environment and camera movement. Develop scene blocking with a connected Blender executor, then refine the scene in chat.
- Explore staging before a final visual treatment
- Review scene and camera versions
- Download the Blender scene
Requires a connected Blender executor.
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Video Studio
Find the movement that tells the story.
Develop action and camera movement from text, image references and supported video inputs. Extend an existing clip with supported models, then compare the resulting takes.
- Set duration, aspect ratio and resolution
- Review the estimated cost before you generate
- Keep up to five unfinished video requests across scenes
- Filter History by generated, uploaded and edited videos
- Return to previous takes and their saved settings
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Image / Video Edit
Change the detail. Keep the original.
Image Edit
Choose an image from History and describe the change: clothing, materials, colour or another visual detail. Keep the original and edit versions together.
Video Edit
Upload your own footage or choose a generated take. Open Edit, describe the change and save the result as a new version in the same video history.
- Edit a selected clip with FLUX Video Edit
- Choose a source fragment up to 15 seconds
- Set boundaries in seconds and frames, with frame preview
- Compare image and video versions while keeping originals untouched
FLUX Video Edit output is up to 720p and does not support seed. Available models depend on your team’s connection and permissions. AI edits can change more than the requested detail: review the result before use.
Before / AfterEdit: dirt added to the shoes
← EditedOriginal →
- 01Select
A take from History or an uploaded clip
- 02Direct
Choose the fragment and describe the change
- 03Review
Switch between the result and its original
Original · preservedEdit 1Edit 2
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Review
Feedback with a clear point.
Move frame by frame. Pin the detail, write a comment and keep the conversation attached to the right file and moment.
- Upload Review videos up to 5 GB with visible upload progress
- Step by 1 or 10 frames and zoom the timeline to select nearby markers
- Edit comment text and time; filter by author and sort by date or timeline
- Comment in full screen and return to your last Review position
Frame stepping is available when the source frame rate can be determined.
Select a sample comment below to jump to its moment in the clip.
The Glass Harbour / Scene 04The conversation · Review
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Team & Access
Different roles. One creative direction.
Give people clear responsibilities and access to the work they are involved in. Solo artists and team administrators can request an invitation; access and roles are assigned separately after review.
Artist
Develop assigned scenes, explore versions and refine the work.
Administrator
Manage team access, distribute budgets and set individual limits.
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Finance & Reports
Creative freedom. A considered budget.
Distribute generation budgets across the team. Set limits, track recorded spending and see funds reserved for unfinished operations.
- Team, project and individual spending limits
- Account for reserved budgets and unconfirmed requests
- Check available budget before accepting a new generation
- Reports by project, member and service
- Separate spending, reservations and reconciliation
Forge accounting is separate from your provider balance. Forge limits do not disable provider-side automatic billing. Estimated costs are not confirmed invoices.
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Generation Log
Know where the work stands.
Find previous requests, check their outcomes and inspect recorded details. The generation log gives administrators a place to investigate work that needs attention.
Filter by time, service, team and outcome. Open a generation passport to inspect the saved prompt, settings and available seed, then copy or export its report as TXT or JSON.
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Settings & Integrations
The right tools. The right access.
Manage supported API connections and control which models teams can use. Keep provider configuration separate from individual permissions and spending limits.
Model availability depends on the connected provider, account access and executor readiness.
Seed is saved where supported; reusing it does not guarantee an identical result. FLUX Video Edit has no seed control.
Built with real production teams
Growing with the films
you want to make.
AIMAN Forge is in its early stages. We are improving the tools through real team workflows, with the goal of supporting more of the filmmaking journey.
And we’re just getting started.