AI Scene Generator
Describe a setting. Flick builds the scene.
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Start from a ready-made scene, or write your own prompt.
Surrender to Cold Waters
Low-angle close-up of a dark-haired man submerged to his shoulders in murky river water, head tilted back with eyes closed in exhaustion or relief, muted overcast light, somber and desperate mood.
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Wooden Boy Plays the Table
A wide shot of a grinning wooden puppet figure with raised hands standing at a gambling table flanked by two dark feathered raven creatures with glowing blue eyes, lit dramatically in deep cobalt shadows with warm brown contrast, evoking mischief and dark fantasy.
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Midnight Drive, Tense Silence
Close-up interior car shot at night of a young man gripping the steering wheel with intensity, mouth slightly open, lit by bokeh city lights streaming through the windshield, with a blurred older passenger visible in the backseat, the mood urgent and electric.
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Flooded Grand Hall Chaos
Wide cinematic shot of an ornate gilded ballroom flooding with rising seawater, a desperate man in formal attire waist-deep holding a pistol near a grand staircase, cool teal floodwater reflecting warm amber lamplight against white neoclassical columns, atmosphere of elegant doom and desperate survival.
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Go from a prompt to a finished, character-consistent scene in a few steps.
Describe or sketch your setting
Type a detailed prompt describing the environment, lighting, mood, and characters. For precise composition control, draw a rough sketch in any tool and upload it as a reference. The model follows your layout while adding photorealistic detail.
Choose your model and style
For photorealistic stills, use Nano Banana Pro or GPT Image 2. For stylized output, apply a style from the 900+ available. For video, use Kling for motion, Seedance for dialogue, or Veo 3.1 for cinematic color grading.
Add your characters
Lock your character with Character Reference. Upload a reference image, click "Character Reference," and the model carries that identity into the scene. For more precision, use the composition sketch method from the consistent characters guide — generate a rough pencil sketch of your desired framing, then pass it as a reference alongside your character images.
Styles
Generate with 900+ visual styles.
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