Kalvia AI · Canvas and Flow
An AI filmmaking canvas for storyboards, shots and takes
Where the plan and its shots become visible.
Canvas is where a creative plan and its assets become objects you can see and edit: references, script sections, shot cards, generations and the connections between them. Flow runs those connections, so a reference wired into a shot is used when that shot is generated.
It is built for filmmaking rather than single images: storyboard frames, shot-by-shot camera and lighting choices, versioned takes and an explicit approval before a shot moves on to the edit.
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What you can do today.
- Infinite canvas
- Pan and zoom from 1% to 6400%, select, resize and arrange cards with mouse, trackpad, touch or keyboard.
- Connected generation cards
- Image and video cards take wired references, prompts and settings, and keep their results on the board after a reload.
- Boards and storyboards
- Lay out frames and shots in board and storyboard views of the same project.
- Studio Set controls
- Choose camera, lens, framing, movement and lighting for a shot; Kalvia compiles them into a structured prompt.
- Take review
- Compare takes, approve the exact version you want and record change requests with reasons.
- 3D staging
- Block out a scene in 3D for previsualisation before generating it.
How it works
From start to result.
Gather references
Bring in images, clips and notes, or generate them on the board.
Plan the shots
Write the shots, set camera and light, and wire references into each card.
Generate, compare, approve
Run the cards, compare the takes and approve the one that belongs in the film.
Coming next
What we are building next.
Planned work, not yet available. It follows Kalvia's published product direction and ships when it has been tested.
- Cast and world
- Recurring characters, locations and looks that every shot inherits.
- Preview before committing
- Low-cost previews and cost estimates before final renders.
Questions
Before you start.
What is an AI filmmaking canvas?
A visual board where each shot, reference and generation is an object. Instead of a list of prompts, you see the structure of the film and which references feed each shot.
How is it different from an image generator?
A generator makes one result. The canvas keeps the whole production: which reference fed which shot, every take, and which take was approved.
Can approved shots go to the editor?
Yes. Completed film shots can be assembled into a film project and opened in Kalvia's editor.
Connected
Works with the rest of Kalvia.
Generations, canvases and edits share one account library, so work moves between them without exporting and re-uploading.
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Start in your browser.
Create a Kalvia account to use the canvas and the rest of the platform. Every generation shows its credit price before it runs.