We’re building the studio,
not the slot machine.
Getting one shot you like out of AI video can feel like pulling a lever and hoping. Turning it into a whole video takes more than another pull, and each new pull can cost you the shot you already had.
How DreamBench works
An idea usually changes once you see it on screen. You might like the opening but want a different ending, or find that one shot needs more work. DreamBench is built around being able to make those changes.
Describe the video you want to make. DreamBench plans the scenes, creates reference images for the characters and places, then generates each scene and puts the video together. When it’s ready, you can give any scene a new direction and keep the ones that work.
Think of DreamBench as a workbench for the things you imagine: try something, see what works and decide what to change next.
What we believe
A good take is worth keeping.
The scene you got right should stay in your video. DreamBench lets you keep it while you work on the next change.
Your first version is a starting point.
It’s there to react to. Watch it, decide which scenes need work and give them more direction.
Pay for what you change.
Fixing one scene shouldn’t cost a whole new video. Regenerating a scene uses credits for that scene’s length plus a small edit fee, and the scenes you keep aren’t charged again.
Make your video.
Describe the video you have in mind, or pick a template. Build a first version, then change the scenes you want to improve.