Bring AI generation, 2D/3D tracking, and node-based compositing together in one workspace—so you can clean up plates, integrate 3D elements, explore AI variations, and finish the composite without leaving your shot graph.
FluxShot Editor Shot 01: Sanctuary Rune Portal
Move from raw production footage to a finished composite without round-tripping between separate tracking, rotoscoping, AI generation, and finishing tools.
01 Isolate moving subjects with AI-assisted masks and reconstruct clean background plates automatically from surrounding frames—without manual frame-by-frame clone painting.
Subject isolated and stone archway reconstructed from surrounding frames.
02 Solve 3D camera motion, track planar walls and floors, project new elements into the scene with natural perspective, and finish the blend and color grade in one graph.
3D camera track, ground grid, and planar surface guide locked to the shot.
03 Generate and compare multiple AI takes directly inside your node graph. Audition saved variations side by side and keep developing your composite without losing earlier passes.
Saved AI wardrobe and relighting variation combined with 3D wall projection.
Let an AI assistant or script handle repetitive setup—like building a clean-plate graph, running a camera track, or batch-rendering shots—while keeping every creative decision and paid generation under your control.
Ask an AI assistant to wire up common node trees, prepare holdout masks, or organize passes so you can jump straight to creative refinement.
Apply a proven cleanup or look-development graph across multiple shots from the desktop interface or command line, using your local GPU or a studio render machine.
Scrubbing, previewing, and compositing use your saved takes. Paid external AI models are locked behind explicit artist approval and never run accidentally.
FluxShot Editor is currently in pre-launch development for macOS and Linux.
FluxShot Editor is free for indie artists, freelancers, and small studios when both the entity commissioning or funding the work and the total production budget of the project are under $1 million USD. Contractors can use the free license for independent clients under that threshold; work on productions or for studios above $1 million requires a commercial license.
FluxShot Editor is currently in pre-launch development. Sign up below to receive launch updates and early-access invitations as release packages become available.
Yes. FluxShot Editor can run AI workflows locally through ComfyUI on your own GPU or a connected GPU machine, and also supports optional cloud generation models when you choose to use them.
FluxShot Editor is a native desktop application built for macOS and Linux.
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Release packages and a public issue tracker will be published on GitHub at launch.
