genvi is one canvas for AI image, video, music, voice and 3D. Describe what you want in chat, or wire models into a node graph you can re-run. Cut it on a real timeline and export MP4 in the browser. 40+ models, one credit balance, one file repository.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Raja, Co-founder of genvi. One canvas for AI image, video, music, voice and 3D. Generate, edit and export without ever leaving the tab.
The Story:
We built genvi because making one short video meant living in five different tools: a site for images, another for video, a third for music, an editor to cut it together, and a downloads folder full of untitled-final-v3.png. So we built the thing we wanted, one canvas where the entire chain lives.
genvi is all of it on one canvas:
• Chat Studio: describe what you want and get it back. It picks the model.
• Node Workflows: wire a pipeline once, tweak one node, re-run from there.
• Video & Image Composers: a real timeline and a real layer stack.
• Whiteboard & 3D: plan it, then take a flat image to a rigged mesh.
What it's like to use:
Start whichever way suits you. Type “a slow dolly through an autumn forest, a lone samurai walking away from camera” into Chat Studio and it picks the model, runs it, and hands the clip back. Or drop nodes on a canvas, wire brief → still → clip, and hit run.
The second way matters more than it sounds. When the brief changes you edit one node and re-run from there, instead of starting over. It is the difference between a project file and a folder of exports.
Either way it lands in the timeline already. Trim it, layer a music bed, caption it, export MP4. Same tab, same files.
What you get:
• 40+ models from seven providers behind one picker and one balance
• Six studios that share one file repository, so nothing needs re-uploading
• 150 free credits a month, and credits consumed only after generation is successful
• Bring your own Gemini or xAI keys and the hosted credits stop counting
• You own everything you make, commercially, with no attribution
What we'd like from you:
Tell us what you tried to make and where it got annoying. We're here all day, and the unflattering feedback is the useful kind.