Turn a thought intoa finished scene

Describe a scene, generate the first cut, and keep shaping it across image, video, text, and workflows.

Start with a prompt. Keep the creative context as your work evolves.

Video workspace
Ready

Prompt

A slow tracking shot through a neon-lit city at blue hour

Text to video
16:9
Settings5 sec
First cut16:9
Timeline
Audio
The creative stack

One control room

Every medium, one production context

Move between images, video, text, audio, and 3D without losing the idea that connects them.

The handoff

From intent to usable work

The context moves with the work.

Your prompt, references, outputs, project, and timeline stay connected as the idea takes shape.

Prompt

A first useful direction

Generation complete

Output

First cut

Project
Project context
Timeline
Reusable assets
Connected creative context
The workflow canvas

Reusable intelligence

From first thought to final cut.

CGCut keeps the prompt, the generation, the references, and the edit connected so you can move forward without rebuilding context.

Node 1

Prompt

Set the creative direction.

Node 2

Generate image

Create a visual reference.

Node 3

Generate video

Turn the direction into motion.

Node 4

Output

Save the result to the project.

The finishing room

Browser video editor

Generated work, finished in context.

Bring the useful parts together in a browser-based timeline built for the last mile of the idea.

Preview
TimelinePlayhead
The practical questions

Before you start

A few useful answers.

The suite is broad, but the first step stays simple. Here is what to expect when you begin.

What can I create in CGCut?

Create and refine images, video, text, audio, 3D concepts, and connected production workflows.

How does generation work?

Describe what you want, choose a model and references, then continue working while the asynchronous job completes.

Can I edit generated video?

Yes. Generated media can move into a browser-based video editor with a project timeline for finishing.

What are workflows?

Workflows connect prompts, models, assets, and outputs into repeatable visual production systems.

Can teams use CGCut together?

Clerk organizations provide shared projects, assets, invitations, permissions, and workspace context.

How do credits work?

Generation jobs use credits with usage tracking and project-level context for your organization.