AI Filmmaking
In Eight Guided Steps

Inflyu Cinema is Inflyu’s AI filmmaking tool, an AI film generator and AI movie maker for short films with talking characters. You write the story, cast 2 to 6 people from photos, and the film is shot clip by clip, with a cheap draft of each clip to review before anything is finished in 1080p.

There are eight: story, cast, look and language, first draft, review the draft, rough cut, finish in 1080p, and final touches. You start with the script, add the cast and the look, make one 480p clip as a first draft, check it against a checklist, join all the drafts into a rough cut, finish only the approved clips in 1080p, and then add end text, captions and the Inflyu end card.

No. A film takes drafts and review. The first draft tells you whether the cast and the look work, the checklist and the rough cut tell you which clips to redo, and only then do you pay for the 1080p finish. This keeps a bad take cheap, but it means a film takes several rounds and not a single press of a button.

The checklist covers faces, clothes, calm expressions and audio. If a face drifts, a jacket changes colour, an expression is too wide or the sound is wrong, a one-click fix starts a new draft of that clip, with its price shown on the button first. You can also edit the clip’s prompt and redo it with the same seed to change only what you edited.

A film has 2 to 6 characters and up to 4 clips of up to 20 seconds each, so up to about 80 seconds in all, with up to 6 shots in a clip and one speaker in each shot. The script can be up to 6,000 characters.

Yes, in two ways. Write the dialogue in the language you want spoken and set it as the film’s language, or show the captions in another language while the voices stay as spoken. To get spoken dialogue in a new language from a film you already made, start a new film with the dialogue rewritten. Voices of a finished film are not translated.

Creating the film, pasting your script and setting the language are free. Each step that makes something shows its price in credits on its own button before it runs: a face crop for each photo, an optional AI script draft, every 480p draft, the 1080p finish of the clips you approve, and the final assembly. The 1080p finish shows its total for all approved clips before you start. AI film needs paid credits, so a free account cannot afford a draft; a credit pack or a monthly plan unlocks it.

The terms grant a licence to use what you generate for personal and commercial purposes. Only upload photos of people who agreed to appear, such as yourself, friends, or actors with permission, and disclose that the film is AI-made where the law or the platform requires it.

No. You can pay as you go: credit packs are one-time purchases and their credits never expire. If you would rather have a steady supply, the monthly Starter ($8.99), Creator ($19), Pro ($49) and Brand ($99) plans refill your credits each month, and you can cancel anytime. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.