Grey clay in. Real scene out.

Block out the shot with plain grey figures, then let AI paint in the people, clothes, light and place. The camera and the moves stay exactly where you put them.

Setting up the 3D stage…

Turn previs into finished shots

Clay to Life is a white-model workflow: you block out a scene with simple grey figures, then an AI model paints over it. Because the layout is fixed, you spend fewer tries fighting the camera and more time on the story.

It works for dialogue scenes, dance, product spins, chases and room tours. Video scenes follow the camera and the figures' moves; photo scenes keep the exact angle and poses.

How Clay to Life works

A grey mock-up tells the model exactly where everyone stands and how the camera moves. You only describe what it should look like.

Pick a sceneStart from one of our grey clay scenes, or upload your own render, screenshot or clip.
Add your peopleEach figure has its own color. Drop a photo on a color, or keep the look we wrote for it.
Bring it to lifeChoose a look and a quality. The result keeps the framing, poses and camera move of your clay.

Questions

What is a clay or white-model scene?

It's a quick 3D mock-up with plain grey shapes and colored figures. It shows where people stand, how they move and where the camera goes, without any detail.

Can I use my own mock-up?

Yes. Upload a render from Blender or SketchUp, a game screenshot, a photo of a posed wooden figure, or a 2–15 second clip.

How much does it cost?

The price is on the button before you start. A five-second Draft video starts at about 17 credits, and photos start at about 5 credits. Videos are billed for the output plus the reference clip.

Which models does it use?

You pick a quality and we pick a model we've tested for that job. You can still choose another model from the small menu next to the quality.

Can I use photos of real people?

Only photos you have the right to use, of people who have agreed. Some models may refuse photos of real people; if that happens you can try an AI character instead.