For filmmakers

The story in your head, on your iPhone.

Indie shorts, micro-features, episodic series. Loovie was built so the budget for your idea is never the reason it doesn't get made.

The Loovie storyboard canvas with three scenes laid out

You wrote it. You storyboarded it. You can see every shot in your head. The only thing missing was a way to bring it to life. Loovie gives you that: a story engine that breaks scenes into shots, a character library that keeps your cast on hand, and generations that match your visual references.

Stories Loovie was built for.

  • SHORT FILM

    Festival shorts

    8 to 15 minute narrative pieces. Pitch them to LoovieFest, Sundance Ignite, Tribeca.

  • EPISODIC

    Series pilots

    Spec a 6-episode arc, generate the pilot, take it to a writers room.

  • PROOF

    Concept reels

    A 90-second proof-of-concept for a feature you actually want to shoot.

From an idea to a finished cut.

  1. Step 1: Start from a prompt

    Describe a scene or paste your idea as text. No screenplay format needed.

  2. Step 2: Save your cast

    Save each character with variations (angles, outfits) and reuse them across scenes.

  3. Step 3: Generate the shots

    Multi-Shot turns one prompt into up to 6 shots. Motion Reference makes a character move like a person in a clip you record.

  4. Step 4: Cut and export

    Drag-and-drop timeline, music and sound effects, captions, then export.

Try these prompts.

Paste one into the app and tap generate.

  • "Wide shot, kitchen at 2am, single fluorescent light. A woman in her 40s stands at the sink, not moving. The window behind her shows rain."
  • "Tracking shot from behind, character running through a hospital corridor. Handheld, slight motion blur, fluorescent overheads."
  • "Close on hands tying a fishing line at sunrise. Cold blue grade. Steam off the river."

The Loovie character library with saved characters

The tools that matter for you.

  • Multi-Shot Video

    One scene becomes up to 6 shots, each with their own prompt and timing.

  • Motion Reference

    Record an actor, dancer or stunt performer and your character mirrors the movement.

  • Character Library

    Save your protagonist once (wardrobe, age, scars, the lot) and reuse across scenes.

  • Character Swap

    Swap a saved character into any clip, frame by frame.

Your story was always the easy part.

The tools just got out of the way. Start with a free video on us. No card.