Soul Cinema turns a written shot into a film-grade still. Describe the frame — light direction, lens, palette, grain — and it returns a cinematic image where the grade holds: the red stays a deliberate red, the dusk keeps its value, and the shadows do not collapse to black.
What makes it different
- Soul ID character consistency — lock one cast across up to six frames, so a sequence keeps the same person instead of drifting between renders.
- Reusable looks — 40+ locked looks (Cinematic still, Neo-noir, Golden hour, Editorial) re-apply cleanly on the next render.
- Palette lock and film grain — hold an exact hex value and a grain profile across every re-render.
- Full-resolution export — up to 8K stills, exported at the size the model produced them, with no re-encoding and no watermark.
Who it is for — art directors and key-art designers building covers, storyboards and character sheets; creators who need one consistent cast across a sequence; studios producing campaign stills (the Max plan adds batch sequences and a commercial licence).
Plans — Basic $12/month (120 credits, up to 4K), Pro $29/month (600 credits, up to 8K, unlimited casts), Max $79/month (2,000 credits, batch sequences and priority queue). Monthly or annual billing, cancel any time.
The console lists exactly what it will render before a credit is spent, so you direct the shot instead of re-rolling until something looks right.
