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Klyve
Five AI agents turn a prompt into a finished launch video
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Five AI agents turn a prompt into a finished launch video
20 followers
Klyve turns a prompt into a finished motion graphics video — the kind you'd normally pay a motion designer $1k and two weeks for. Seven agents split the work: script, storyboard, animation, render. No After Effects, no keyframes, no back-and-forth with a freelancer.
Love this idea, motion design has been a huge bottleneck for our team. One thing that would be a game changer is letting me upload our brand kit once (logos, fonts, colors) and have every video automatically match. Right now even with great output I'd still have to manually rebrand each piece.
@erturulsivv0dv Hey it is already there. You upload your brand kits once and for every successive video generations you have an option to use existing brandkits via a toggle in the prompt window
Saw my motion design bill and immediately came to try this. Fed it a quick SaaS explainer brief and the storyboard frames it spit back actually looked like something I could send to a client with maybe a small tweak.
@yaseminahl2mlm Glad You liked it. I'd really appreciate if you could tell what that tweak was so that i can improve Klyve.
Tried it on a 30 second product explainer and the storyboard agent caught details I usually forget to brief. Came out cleaner than I expected for something that takes a single prompt.
@asiyemh87dy Thank You for trying Klyve. I'd really love your feedbacks. It would be helpful if you shared this with fellow builders
Tried a 30-second promo with it and honestly the storyboard came back closer to something I'd actually approve than I expected. The animation is a bit stiff but still way better than dragging through After Effects myself.
@sabriboruc9hqs Thank You for your feedback
fed it a rough prompt for a product explainer and got back something way closer to finished than i expected, honestly the storyboard step alone saved me a ton of back and forth
@zafer175063 Thanks for your feedback
The split between seven agents doing script, storyboard, animation, and render separately is such a clever way to mimic how an actual studio pipeline works. Curious how you kept the output cohesive across all those moving parts.