An agent that helps you create efficiently
Built-in prompting skills and memory
Explores and creates with you
It tries directions, plans the shots and writes each prompt
Helps you experiment quickly
It can create variations in framing, lens, or light
Plans a sequence shot by shot
Create a still and video per shot
Built-in skills to optimize prompts
Prompting skills for all the models you run
Understands your project
It reads the canvas and your rules before it writes a prompt
Understands what's on your canvas
It analyzes all the assets on your screen
Picks the references each shot needs
Auto-attaches any reference mentioned in prompt
Remembers your preferences
Applies specific rules to others on the project
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Canvas rules
Apply to everyone on the canvas
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Your rules
Carry over across multiple projects
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Give it your brand guide
It keeps the brand's rules on every shot
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It clarifies any assumptions
To make sure it works the way you want it
Control how the agent spends your money
Make it ask you to manually approve videos, all assets, or none
It keeps Canvas rules, which apply to everyone on that canvas, and Your rules, which follow you to every canvas and project. It also remembers what it learns about your project as you work.
Only if you set it to. When generating has three settings: Always ask, Ask for video and Auto. Ask for video is the default, so a video waits for your approval while images and audio run.
Yes. Give it the guide and it keeps the brand's rules on every shot.
No. Absurd maintains the built-in skills. You can write skills of your own, which only you use. To hold the whole team to something, make it a canvas rule.
Every page of the canvas, your selection and what's on your screen. It can look at pictures and videos, read your References and read a take's history.