Studio — Creation Wizard

Step by step for beginners. Selections are kept when you move back and forth. Unspecified fields use sensible defaults, marked in the preview.

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Step 1 — What are you creating?

Content type Mode Creative purpose

Quick start

Or jump straight in: open

Image Prompts

Full image configuration. The preview updates as you type.

Subject and style

Subject description

Subject type

Style

Materials and textures

Text / branding requirements

Custom instructions

Camera, composition, lighting and colour

Shot size

Angle

Lens

Focal length (optional)

Aperture (optional)

Depth of field

Lighting

Light direction

Light softness

Contrast

Shadow strength

Temperature

Palette

Background

Colour Lock

Visual style library

Search styles

Selecting a style suggests lighting, composition and camera guidance — it does not guarantee a specific result.

Negative constraints

Custom constraints (one per line or comma-separated) Output format Platform preset

Video Prompts

Set Mode to Video in the Studio wizard, or use these controls — the Video section appears in the prompt when the content type is video.

Video configuration

Duration

Custom duration (seconds)

Aspect ratio

Frame rate

Camera movement

Cut style

Motion intensity 40/100 Subject movement Background activity

Starting composition

Ending composition

Focus transitions

Requested cuts (optional)

Single continuous shot — prohibit cuts, transitions and scene changes Completely silent output

Audio (multiple allowed — not with Silent)

Exact Timing (one segment per line: start-end: event)

Reference Lock

These settings generate explicit instructions for the destination model. They do not technically lock the model's output or guarantee perfect identity preservation.

A. Character Lock

B. Product Lock

I also want to recolour the product (conflicts with colour preservation — the validator will flag it)

C. Scene Lock

D. Image Edit Lock

Allow unrestricted subject redesign (conflicts with Maximum lock)

E. Reference roles & F. Lock strength

Lock strength Your reference files (identifiers are preserved exactly)

FrameForge does not inspect or invent your files — it only writes the identifiers you give it into the prompt.

Storyboard & Multi-Angle

Set Mode to “Storyboard / multi-angle” in the Studio wizard. One generated grid is not the same as separate high-resolution images; labels, borders and exact consistency depend on the destination model.

Panel count (2–12)

Output mode

Global consistency

Storyboard notes

Templates

Bundled professional templates. Applying one fills the configuration (editable afterwards) and shows a complete example prompt in the preview.

My Presets

Saved in this browser's local storage only — presets do not sync between devices.

Preset name Tags (comma-separated)

Import Presets

Search presets

Prompt History

Recent generations and copies, stored locally only. Nothing is sent to a server.

Settings

Light theme Include comments in structured JSON output Default output format

Clearing local data removes presets, history and settings stored in this browser. It cannot be undone.

Help & Prompt Guide

How it works

Select your vision — content type, subject, style, camera, lighting and colour.
Lock what matters — character, product, scene or edit preservation in Reference Lock.
Generate a professional prompt — the preview assembles it live, section by section.
Copy it into your preferred AI tool.

Honest limits

Reference Lock writes strong textual instructions; no app can technically force a model to preserve identity perfectly.
Negative prompts reduce unwanted elements; they cannot guarantee absence.
A camera or lens name guides perspective — it does not guarantee image quality.
The completeness bar measures how much you configured, never prompt quality or success probability.
No account, no API key, no server: presets and history live only in this browser and do not sync.

Keyboard

All controls are native form controls: Tab to move, Space / Enter to activate, arrow keys in menus and sliders.

Exact Timing format

One line per segment, for example:
0-2: Establish the scene.
2-4: Camera moves towards the product.
Segments must be ordered and must not exceed the total duration — the validator will tell you if they do.