Wireflow is now a Claude connector. Run a batch from any Claude chat.
Set it up→Your film is sixty shots, not sixty prompts
Generate the cast, wardrobe, vehicles and locations once as reference sheets, then wire every shot back to them. Seedance, Veo, Sora and Kling all run on the same board.
Free to start. No credit card required.
14,000+ creators and teams build on Wireflow.
Diner plate
Lead cast
Supporting cast
Lab plate
Vehicle sheet
Set dressingRuns on Nano Banana Pro, Seedance, Veo, Kling, Seedream, and 95 more.
Start from an ad that already works
Pull the Meta Ad Library sorted by how long each ad has been running. Nothing runs for ninety days unless it is profitable. Pin one, take it apart, rebuild it around your product.
- Hook
- Problem said out loud inside two seconds
- Shots
- 6 shots, cuts at 0:02, 0:04, 0:07
- Beats
- Problem, proof, offer, ask
- Brief
- What to keep and what to swap
Every sampled frame drops into an image iterator, so one run redraws the whole shot list. Hand that to a video model and it is yours.
Searching costs no credits. Free accounts get 5 searches a day.
Every shot in it out.
Write the scene once. The board already holds the faces, the wardrobe, the vehicles and the locations, so each shot pulls the same source instead of a fresh guess.
"CASA coffee, morning ritual hook, creator to camera, kitchen b-roll and pack shots."
UGC 9:16
Creator 9:16
Static 1:1
Carousel 1:1
Lifestyle 1:1
B-roll 1:1Static ads get scrolled past
Your best static becomes a video ad without leaving the tab. Timeline editor, layered compositor, motion graphics, same canvas.
Generate every asset on one canvas
UGC, hook text, CTA, brand kit. Your team generates it all as nodes.
Pipe the layers into the compositor
Every generated layer lands as a branded frame on a transparent canvas.
Send it to the video editor
One click. The overlay lands on the timeline as a live layer, not an export.
Lay it over every UGC clip
One frame, a hundred creator videos. Swap the clip, ship the ad.
A real multi-track timeline in the browser. Trim, sequence, layer audio and captions, then export every ratio from one edit.
Stack product shots, text, and video on a layered canvas with GPU transitions and shader effects. What you see is the pixel-exact export.
Animated hooks, kinetic captions, logo stingers, and end cards, rendered to feed-ready MP4s in the cloud.
Your brand, wired into every workflow
Define your colors, logo, fonts, and product shots once. Every workflow starts on brand. Fork the kit and the whole team stays in sync.
ProductB-rollUGC 9:16Static 1:1
Carousel 1:1One generation. Every look.
Regenerating a video to fix its color burns credits every try. A regrade costs zero. Save the look to your brand kit and every output ships on brand.
Grade it once, then it posts itself on schedule.
Same generation. Zero re-inference.
The same face in shot 1 and shot 47.
26 nights. 25 finished carousels. Zero design hours.
A dating app our own team runs. One workflow picks the topic, writes the copy, and designs all six slides overnight. Nobody opened a design tool.
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Explore what you can build.
Start from a production-ready template and run it in one click.
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Images start around 4 credits and video around 10 credits a second. A typical mix lands nearer 30 credits an image and 17 a second. Credits roll over for 3 months on Professional and Team.
Questions from filmmakers
Generate the character once, then wire that node into every shot they appear in. Each shot reads the same source image instead of a fresh description, which is what stops the face drifting between takes.
Seedance, Veo, Sora, Kling, Wan, LTX and more, on one board. You can swap the model on a single shot without rebuilding anything around it.
That depends on the model you pick. Generate each shot at its native length, then trim and order them in the video editor on the same canvas.
Yes. Topaz upscale is a node, so a take can go through it without leaving the board.
What you generate is yours, and a render you export from a workflow carries no watermark. Whether a specific contest allows a given tool is the contest’s call, so read its rules before you submit.
Signing up is free with no credit card. You can build boards, browse every template, and earn credits through quick in-app actions to run your first shots. Plans start at $24 a month when you want volume.
One board,
the whole film.
Build the reference sheets first, then shoot every scene against them. Sign up free, upgrade when you want volume.