FoxCut

What is FoxCut?

FoxCut is an AI video studio for creators who want to direct each shot instead of hoping for a lucky render. You pick camera moves, lock characters across scenes, storyboard from a brief, and finish the cut on a built-in timeline. It runs a dozen engines, including Veo, Sora, and Kling.

Top Features:

• Camera control: pick from 81 camera moves or draw the camera path.
• Character lock: keep the same cast consistent across every shot.
• Marketing studio: export nine aspect ratios from one master in one batch.

Use Cases:

• Short films: plan a sequence from one brief and assemble the edit.
• Product ads: turn product stills into turntable and dolly shots with effects.
• Social content: cut vertical, square, and wide versions of one campaign.

Who Can Use FoxCut?

• Filmmakers: previsualize scenes and test camera language before a real shoot.
• Marketing teams: produce ad variations quickly with consistent characters and style.
• Content creators: make clips with talking avatars, voice, and lip sync together.

Pricing

• Starter credits (free): new accounts get 30 one-time credits for selected models.
• Basic ($9 monthly): 120 credits, selected core models, and two parallel generations.
• Plus ($49 monthly): 1,000 credits, the full model catalogue, and four parallel jobs.
• Ultra ($129 monthly): 3,000 credits, every model, and eight parallel generations.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Clear credit costs: each render shows its price first, and failures are refunded.
• Many engines: twelve video and twenty image models share one balance.
• Directing tools: presets, motion mixes, and drawn paths give real shot control.

Cons:

• Credits drain fast: a five-second 1080p clip costs around 30 credits.
• One-time free credits: the 30 starter credits never refresh, which limits testing.
• Learning curve: dozens of engines, looks, and presets can feel overwhelming.

FAQs:

1) Which video models are included?

Engines include Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling 3.0, Seedance, and the in-house DoP model.

2) Can characters stay consistent between shots?

Yes, character lock keeps the same cast recognizable across a whole sequence.

3) Is there a free way to try it?

Yes, eligible new accounts get 30 starter credits for selected models.

4) Does it include an editor?

Yes, a built-in timeline editor assembles shots into a finished sequence.

5) Can developers automate it?

Yes, there is a command-line tool, an MCP server, and Adobe plugins.