Cinovix, answered.
Cinovix is an AI video generator that turns a single text prompt into a finished film up to 10 minutes long — script, scenes, voiceover, music and colour grade included. Below are the 28 questions people ask most, grouped by topic.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
What Cinovix is.
What is Cinovix?
Cinovix is an AI video generator that turns a single text prompt into a finished film. One job produces the script, the scenes, an AI voiceover, a generated instrumental score, and a colour-graded final cut — between 30 seconds and 10 minutes long. It is built for long-form output rather than short clips.
What is Cino Pro?
Cino Pro is the cinematic video model behind Cinovix. It is the component that plans shots, holds a character's appearance steady across scenes, and renders each scene; Cinovix is the product around it that handles scripting, audio, editing and delivery.
Who is Cinovix for?
Cinovix is aimed at creators who need finished long-form video rather than raw clips — faceless YouTube channels, documentary-style explainers, short films, and marketing teams producing narrative video without a crew. If you only need a five-second B-roll shot, a single-shot clip model is a better fit.
Do I need video editing skills to use Cinovix?
No. The default path is fully automatic: you describe the story, answer a short adaptive questionnaire, and the finished film is delivered. Editing skills only become useful if you want to open Director's Cut afterwards and re-cut, reorder or re-shoot individual scenes.
How is Cinovix different from Sora, Runway, Kling or Pika?
Those are single-shot clip models: each generation typically produces 5–10 seconds of silent video that you then assemble, score and grade yourself. Cinovix plans a whole film, renders every scene, and returns one continuous mastered video with narration, music and a colour grade already applied.
How long, and what you get.
How long can a Cinovix video be?
Up to 10 minutes per film, from a single prompt. The shortest supported length is 30 seconds. Anything from about 3 minutes upward runs through the long-form path, which adds chapter planning on top of scene planning.
Can AI really generate a 10-minute video from one prompt?
Yes, but not as one continuous generation. Cinovix splits the prompt into chapters, then into scenes, generates an anchor image per scene, renders every scene as video, and masters the result into one file. A 10-minute film is roughly 100+ individual renders stitched into a single continuous cut.
How long does a 10-minute AI video take to render?
Long-form jobs render scenes in parallel rather than one after another, which is what keeps a 10-minute film in the range of tens of minutes rather than hours. Exact wall-clock time depends on queue load and how many scenes the story needs.
What file do I get at the end?
A single continuous MP4, exported twice: a high-quality master and a smaller web-optimised version, plus a thumbnail. Long-form films additionally export the narration script with timestamps so you can re-dub the film in another voice or language.
How many scenes does a film have?
It scales with the requested length. A 30-second film is around 5–6 scenes; a 10-minute film is typically 60+ scenes grouped into 5–7 chapters, each chapter carrying its own setup, tension and payoff.
Keeping a film coherent.
How does Cinovix keep characters consistent between scenes?
One master reference image is generated first and anchors every scene and every sub-clip of the film. A continuity supervisor then reviews the planned scenes as a set and validates wardrobe, weather and lighting before anything is rendered, so a character's clothing or a location's look cannot silently change between scene 3 and scene 40.
Why do AI-generated faces morph and change between shots?
Video models generate each clip largely independently, so without a fixed visual anchor every generation re-invents the subject. Longer generations make it worse — drift accumulates with every frame. Anchoring each render to one reference image, instead of re-describing the character in words, is what suppresses the effect.
Can scenes take place in different locations?
Yes. Each scene is classified as either happening in the same setting as the master reference or in a new one. Same-setting scenes are anchored to the master image; new-setting scenes get a fresh anchor image that keeps the subject's identity but establishes a different place, so a film can move between locations without the character changing.
Does anything check the output before I see it?
Yes. Anchor images are inspected before rendering, rendered scenes are checked for coherence, and the finished film is scored by a panel of independent judge models. Failures are surfaced rather than silently swapped for a lower-quality fallback.
Voiceover, music and mix.
Does Cinovix add voiceover and music automatically?
Yes. Every film gets an AI voiceover generated from the script and a generated instrumental score, mixed together with sidechain ducking so the music drops under the narration and the words stay intelligible.
Where does the music come from?
The score is generated per film, not pulled from a stock library. In long-form films the music is mapped to each chapter's tension, so the bed under a setup chapter differs from the one under a payoff chapter, with audio crossfades over the cuts between them.
Can I use my own voice instead of the AI narrator?
Long-form films export the narration script with final timestamps as a separate file, which is designed exactly for this: you record or clone the voice elsewhere and drop it back against the timings.
Can Cinovix produce videos in other languages?
The narration export with timestamps is the supported route for other languages today — the film is generated once, then dubbed externally against the exported timings.
Styles and creative control.
What video styles are available?
Four: Cinematic Real, Faceless Documentary, Hyper Real, and Dark Animation. Each carries its own colour grade, film-grain amount and lighting profile, so the choice changes the whole film rather than just one shot.
Can I make faceless videos with Cinovix?
Yes — Faceless Documentary is a first-class style. It composes shots that avoid showing a recognisable face, which is the common format for narrated channels where the creator does not appear on camera.
How much control do I have over shots and framing?
Framing and camera movement are chosen by the model as part of scene planning, so you do not have to write shot lists. After the render, Director's Cut lets you regenerate any individual scene, and edits you make there take priority over the model's original choice.
Can I edit a long AI-generated video afterwards?
Yes. Director's Cut shows every scene with its status, duration and preview. You can trim, reorder, regenerate or enhance any scene, and the film re-stitches itself around each change instead of forcing a full re-render.
Price, access, and rights.
How much does a 10-minute AI video cost?
Long renders are what make AI video expensive, so every Cinovix film gets a hard budget cap set before rendering starts. The film stays under that cap — there is no open-ended bill at the end. Public subscription pricing is not published yet.
Is Cinovix free?
Joining the waitlist is free. Cinovix is in a private waitlist phase and is not open for public sign-up yet; waitlist members get the first invites at launch.
When can I use Cinovix?
Cinovix is in a private waitlist phase as of September 2026. There is no public launch date yet; the waitlist is the only way to be notified when access opens.
Can I use Cinovix videos commercially?
Commercial terms are governed by the Cinovix Terms of Service, which you should read before relying on a film commercially. Note that AI-generated video carries disclosure obligations on some platforms regardless of the licence.
Who owns the videos Cinovix generates?
Ownership and usage rights are set out in the Cinovix Terms of Service. Content you supply as a prompt remains yours.
Is there a Cinovix API?
There is no public API during the waitlist phase. Cinovix is used through the web app.
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