Katie Torn

Fuser has been very useful in my creative workflow. I used to rely on a single AI model and would spend a lot generating multiple versions without getting the results I wanted. With Fuser, I can try different video models in one place, which makes it easier to figure out which model is better for the animation I am trying to create. Being able to use both free and paid models in the same workspace also helps me keep costs down. I usually start with the free options and only use credits if I need something more specific.

I’ve worked with node-based 3D animation software for over a decade, so the node layout in Fuser feels familiar. I like being able to see the entire process—from the initial sketch through the more polished versions—laid out in one canvas. Overall, it’s been a practical and efficient way to experiment with different models and manage my workflow

I have not really seen that many other companies that doing exactly what Fuser is doing.

Yes there are very helpful templates for video production, 3D print, Sketch to Render, to name a few

Yes you can create and share custom workflows easily, there is a share button to do just that

I generate a lot of videos and the free storage and organization of the assets works great. Everything is organized as a project, so your project has a dedicated file button to the left that you can click and view all your generations as thumbnails. The thumbnails are organized in groups so you can easily compare them