One timeline. Your whole cinematic world.
Lock your cast, script and visual style—then extend every scene without breaking consistency.
Lock once. Extend without limits.
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Create your AI Actors.
Design your cast once. Keep every face, outfit and detail consistent across your entire film.
Fully customizableFace uploadCharacter consistency
Hairstyle
Buzzcut
Outfit
Streetwear
Drag to rotate
Face
Upload a photo
Accessories
Glasses
One scene. Any visual language.
Cinematic live action
Simple pricing. Scale when you're ready.
Every plan includes commercial license. No per-generation surprises.
Frequently asked
How much does Adkeet cost?
Adkeet offers one-time and monthly plans for different production needs. Every plan includes credits for creating actors, scenes and cinematic videos. Visit the Pricing page for the current plans and credit amounts.
What kind of films can I create?
You can create cinematic scenes, short films, trailers, music-video concepts, branded films and longer visual stories. Build your cast, define the style, direct each scene and assemble everything on one timeline.
How does Adkeet keep my characters consistent?
The Director Board locks your actor references, script and visual style. Every new or extended scene uses that creative foundation to preserve the same character identity, wardrobe, environment and cinematic language.
Can I extend scenes into a longer film?
Yes. Continue from the end of any clip and extend the story scene by scene. Adkeet’s timeline has no fixed project-length limit, so you can keep building while maintaining continuity across the film.
Do I need filmmaking or AI experience?
No. Adkeet is designed to make cinematic creation approachable. The Director Board, scene controls and visual timeline help you shape the cast, story and style without needing traditional editing or prompting expertise.
Your next film
starts with your direction.
Lock your cast, shape every scene, and direct a consistent film from the first frame to the final cut.