Flick = Figma + Cursor for AI Filmmaking 🎬

👉 Other AI tools generate clips — Flick lets you direct Films

👇 All launch video content made with Flick by ourselves | 🔊+🎧 recommended

https://youtu.be/daVI0yscN94?si=iEhip6dPkn8E4rwu

👉 Make your first film: flick.art with code: YCLAUNCH

Problem

Many AI tools can give you 8-second casual clips to post on social media, but when it comes to making high-quality films, they don’t come close due to their lack of flexibility, creative control, and fragmented creative flow.

Creators think very differently from consumers. Creators think in a non-linear way — moving back and forth freely to iterate, making decisions at every step. To direct a film, creators need not just visual and character consistency, but also character movement, shot angles, camera language, and emotional arc.

Solution

Flick puts creative power back in the hands of filmmakers:

1. Infinite Canvas + Chat

   An infinite canvas where users upload or generate text, images, and video as connected nodes. We integrate multiple models, but instead of prompt-to-video, we let filmmakers think in terms of scripts, characters, and scenes and give them a natural “chat to create on canvas” experience.

   

2. Editing while creating

   Creators like to go back and forth when making shots, so we built editing tools directly into the canvas. So, they can define exactly what kind of shot they want to add or delete to ensure a stronger narrative.

   

3. Studio + Perplexity for film scenes

   No one creates from nothing, we’ve needed inspiration since the beginning of humanity. That’s why we’re building Studio, where we produce our own AI films and collaborate with leading filmmakers to share their behind-the-scenes workflows as reusable canvases and templates for our community members.

   

   And integrated Perplexity for film search, allowing users to find classic film shots as references.

   

Connect Hollywood？

John Rosenberg is a Hollywood filmmaker, producer, and production executive with over 30 years experience. He has worked at studios including 20th Century Fox, Orion, and New Line. His films have premiered at Sundance.

John also is a professor at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts and a member of ACE (American Cinema Editors). His editing books, published by Routledge / Focal Press, are widely used by film students around the world.

John joins Flick as our advisor to connect Hollywood filmmaking craft with the next generation of AI storytellers.

Now

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About Us

Ray was a founding engineer at Instagram AI team, who helped build the first version of Instagram Stories, launched it and helped grow it from 0 to 400M DAU in 2018. As main contributor, wrote almost all the backend code in the first year. Have built multiple profitable AI products in the past venture.

Zoey has been a filmmaker since 2013, graduated from Brown and RISD. She is an award-winning filmmaker and product designer. Previously her creations include commercials for Mercedes-Benz, viral short films with millions of views, an award-winning documentary, and collaborations with leading film talents such as cinematographer Thierry Arbogast (Léon). Her AI filmmaking research was published at SIGGRAPH 2025.

Flick was emerged from the creation of Zoey’s first AI film that got best visual award at MIT film festival. Since then, there are 4 complete AI short films created using Flick that got 20+ awards at international film festivals and our early creator residency are generating several AI short films every week.

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Mission

The next generation of creators won’t think about “prompting models” at all, they’ll just direct, compose, and feel, and the tools will disappear into their creative flow. That’s the future we’re building toward. And that’s why we exist.

Ask

If you know film studios or creators interested in AI filmmaking, reach out to us: founders@flick.art ✌️🍊