Remagica is an AI video studio on one canvas. Make Shorts, UGC ads and films with the best AI models, or tell the agent what you want and it builds the workflow for you.
Each node is one model or one step. Wire them up and the canvas runs them in order, passing text, images, clips and audio down the wires, from a one-line idea to a finished Short.
Prompts, images, video, voice, music and edits are each a node, running the model you pick for that step.
Wire nodes together and each result flows into the next: a character sheet into a storyboard, the storyboard into a shot.
Save the canvas as a template and run it again on a new idea, or hand it to the agent and let it run.
Tell the agent what you want. It writes the script, picks the models, wires the canvas and runs it. Plan mode thinks it through first, Approve shows every change before it lands, Auto just builds.
Clips turns one long video into a week of Shorts: it finds the best moments, scores them, reframes them around the speaker and captions every word.
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Upload a podcast, stream, webinar or talking-head video. Clips transcribes it, reads it the way a viewer would and pulls out the moments worth posting. Silent footage is watched instead.
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Every clip gets a virality score from 0 to 100, so you post your strongest moments first and stop guessing which one will land.
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Clips follows the speaker and cuts between faces as people talk. Two speakers get a split layout; streams get the webcam stacked over the gameplay.
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Word-timed captions burn in as each word is spoken, in 27 looks from Bold Pop to Karaoke and Neon Glow. Move them, resize them, or export without them.
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An AI hook title lands in the first second of every clip, in 11 styles, so viewers know why to stay before they scroll.
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Open any clip on the timeline to change its cut, captions and hook. Edit by the transcript: delete a word and the video follows.
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Long pauses and filler words come out in one go, so every clip moves at the pace people scroll.
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Export 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, or 16:9, at 1080p and 60 fps, with captions or without.
Create a character once: a locked description, reference images and a turnaround sheet. Mention her in any prompt, and every image, storyboard and clip keeps the same suit, helmet and ship.
AI Character
Prompt
@Vela floats beside the @Halcyon, the black hole bending light behind her.
Prop sheet
Drop in a product and a presenter. Ad Maker films them in the format, hook and scene you pick, from testimonials and unboxings to ASMR and street interviews, and the same face and product carry through every take.
Formats
Hooks
Menu to Campaign turns one pizza photo and a logo into a whole launch in the same look: cinematic food films, lifestyle photos, posters, social posts and motion ads.
When you want your hands on it: a multi-track timeline with editing by script, silence trimming, auto-captions, music and sound effects, keyframes and 1080p export.
Script
So,um,Ifinallygotfront-rowticketsand,like,I'mstillshaking.
Delete a word and the cut follows. Pauses and fillers go in one click.
Front-row tickets
Seedance, Kling, Veo, Nano Banana, Seedream, ElevenLabs, Claude and Gemini, all on one canvas with one credit balance. Use the best model for each shot instead of the one your app happens to have.
Every template is a working canvas you can open, change and run. Start from one, swap in your own idea, and keep the parts that work.
What Remagica is, which models it runs and what it costs to start.
Remagica is an AI canvas for making video. Each node on the canvas is one model or one step, such as a prompt, an image, a video clip, a voice or an edit. You wire nodes together and the canvas runs them in order. An agent can also build and run the workflow for you from a plain description.
Video from Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Kling 3.0 Pro, Veo 3.1 and H3 Max. Images from Nano Banana, Seedream 5.0, FLUX 3, Ideogram, Recraft and GPT Image 2. Voices and music from ElevenLabs, Gemini, Lyria and MiniMax. Writing and planning from Claude, Gemini and GPT models. All of them sit on one canvas and share one credit balance.
Yes. Clips takes a long video such as a podcast, stream or talking-head recording, finds the strongest moments, gives each one a virality score, reframes it to 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9 around the speaker and burns in captions in one of 27 styles. Streams get the webcam stacked over the gameplay.
Create a character once, with a locked description, reference images and a turnaround sheet. Mention it with @ in any prompt and each image, storyboard and video uses the same face, outfit and props.
Yes. Add a product photo and a presenter, then pick a format, a hook and a scene in Ad Maker: UGC testimonial, unboxing, ASMR, virtual try-on, product demo or street interview, among others. The UGC Ads template gives you a complete starting workflow.
No. You can start from a template or ask the agent, which writes the script, picks the models, builds the canvas and runs it. In Plan mode it plans first, in Approve mode it shows each change before it lands, and in Auto mode it builds straight away. When you want control, the timeline editor handles trims, captions, music and exports.
Yes. Sign up free and you get 300 trial credits, good for 30 days, to try the canvas, the agent and Clips. The agent prices a run in credits before it starts, so you know the cost up front.
Remagica is free to start with 300 trial credits. Pro costs $25 a month for 1,000 credits and Studio costs $99 a month for 4,000 credits; paying yearly costs $240 and $950. Every model on the canvas draws from the same credit balance, and paid plans can top up with credit packs.
Start from a template or describe your video to the agent. The agent writes a plan, places the nodes on the canvas and runs them: a script, character sheets, a storyboard, video shots, a voice-over and music. You review each result, swap a model or a prompt where you want, then finish on the timeline and export.
Write one line. Remagica turns it into a workflow, and the workflow into something you can post.
A 30-second faceless Short about an astronaut with sixty seconds of fuel
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