Generate a scene with AI

Describe a scene in plain language and let the AI panel build or edit it for you.

Open it and ask

1. Open the AI tab in the left sidebar.
2. Describe what you want — either a whole new video from scratch, or a change to the current scene ("make the circle red", "add a title that fades in first").

Mention things precisely

• @Name mentions an existing object in the scene, or an insertable type name (@Circle, @NumberPlane, …) — both autocomplete as you type.
• #Name mentions any animation or transform name (#FadeIn, #TransformMatchingTex, …) — also autocompletes.

Referencing objects and animations this way gets you more precise edits than describing them in prose.

First video request: pick a format

The first time you ask for a brand-new video without already implying an aspect ratio, the panel asks you to choose a format — 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 — before it spends any generation on the request. Once the format is set (or implied later in the conversation, e.g. "make it vertical"), it won't ask again.

What comes back

Every reply is one of three shapes:

1. A scene edit — the panel designs the change (a two-pass pipeline: one pass builds the spec, a second pass reviews the layout and geometry before it lands), then applies it in a single undoable commit. The reply shows an applied card summarizing what changed (objects added/updated/deleted, animations added) with a one-click Undo button.
2. A clarifying question — with quick-reply buttons for the likely answers (like the format picker above).
3. Plain advice or text — no scene change, just a reply.

Daily limit

How many requests you get each day depends on your plan: 10 on Free, 150 on Pro, 500 on Team, and unlimited on Ultra. A usage meter at the top of the panel shows how many are left; it resets at midnight.