Capturable

Capturable is a generative video tool that plans generate and edit a whole AI video in one studio. Capturable is an AI video studio that turns one idea into a scripted, storyboarded, generated and edited video. It keeps characters consistent across shots, shows credit costs up front, and exports finished MP4s from a multi-track timeline.

Capturable is a browser-based AI video studio that covers the full path from a one-sentence idea to a finished, exported film. A planning chat turns a short prompt into a structured script, a scene-by-scene shot list and voiceover direction, all editable before any footage is generated. Scenes are then rendered on Capturable Gen 2, the company's own cinematic model, and land on a multi-track timeline where they can be trimmed, layered with captions, music and voiceover, and exported as an MP4. The product is aimed at people who need complete videos rather than isolated clips: marketers producing product launches and social reels, small businesses such as restaurants and barbershops, founders making SaaS explainers, and creators building animated series or short films. Its main differentiator is continuity. An approved character reference is locked and reused, and frames are chained from shot to shot, so the same face and wardrobe can carry across scenes instead of being regenerated from scratch with each clip. Locations and looks can be reused the same way. In practice, a user can start from an idea or paste a finished script. The script is broken into scenes and shots on a storyboard board, characters are cast, and the whole board can be generated in a batch. The homepage states that the exact credit cost appears before every generation. Individual shots can be routed to other models, including Veo for native-audio shortform video, plus Gemini Image and GPT Image for stills and keyframes. Own footage can be brought onto the same timeline, and sample output on the site includes a HeyGen avatar voiceover ad. Among alternatives, Capturable sits between single-clip generators, which stop at a short render, and traditional editors, which have a timeline but no footage. It competes on workflow completeness more than on any single feature, so it suits users who would otherwise stitch together separate tools for scripting, generation, voiceover, captions and editing. Planning is described as free to start with no setup form, while generation runs on credits.