Most trailer tools cut stock clips to a template. Flick generates original shots, locks your character across every cut, and stitches them to a trailer beat on one canvas.

Cinematic movie trailer key frame, a tense over-the-shoulder confrontation in a dimly lit doorway at night, high contrast and dramatic shadow, the bold title 'AFTERMATH', prestige thriller teaser in the style of a Denis Villeneuve trailer.
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Cinematic movie trailer key frame, a high-angle wide shot of a woman in a neon-lit dusk bar, moody saturated color grade, the bold title 'NEON', crime drama teaser in the style of a Nicolas Winding Refn trailer.
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Cinematic movie trailer key frame, an extreme close-up profile of a bearded man in military uniform at a shadowed threshold, dramatic chiaroscuro, the bold title 'THE THRESHOLD', war epic teaser in the style of a Christopher Nolan trailer.
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Cinematic movie trailer key frame, a close profile of a dark-haired man driving at night with city lights streaking past, moody neon reflections, the bold title 'MIDNIGHT', neo-noir teaser in the style of a Michael Mann trailer.
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Drop shot nodes onto the Flick canvas before generating a single frame. Label each node: slow build, inciting moment, fast-cut climax. Every clip has a fixed place in the cut from the start.

Prompt each node with its specific action and mood. Use Kling for physical weight and movement, Seedance when you need fast high-quality iteration, Veo 3.1 for cinematic frames with native audio and dialogue.

Apply Character Reference once. Your lead's identity holds across every shot and every model. Chain the nodes in sequence on the canvas and stitch the clips into a finished trailer at a consistent resolution and aspect ratio.
Trailer makers template over stock clips. Flick generates original shots and cuts them to a trailer beat.
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