Capturable
An AI video tool built to solve the one thing most AI video generators are bad at: keeping the same character looking the same from one scene to the next.
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Description
Generate two AI video clips of the "same" character with most tools and you'll notice the problem immediately — the face, outfit or proportions drift between shots, which makes stringing clips into an actual story or ad nearly impossible. Capturable was built specifically to fix that: it locks an approved reference of your character and chains frames across scenes so the cast stays visually consistent through an entire multi-scene production.
Capturable is an AI cinema studio with a full pipeline: an AI Video Planner that turns an idea into a visual plan, a Storyboard tool that breaks it into scenes, and a Studio Editor with a multi-track timeline for video, b-roll, dialogue, music and captions. A Script-to-Video mode automatically decomposes a script into structured scenes with consistent casting. Under the hood it routes between multiple models — its own Capturable Gen 2, Google Veo, Gemini Image and GPT Image — and shows the exact credit cost of a render before you generate, so you're not surprised by consumption. Pricing runs from a free read-only tier (2GB storage, 500MB bandwidth) through Hobby ($12/month, ~110 videos), Creator ($29/month, ~330 videos), Pro ($79.99/month, ~1,100 videos, 3 seats) and Studio ($249.99/month, ~3,900 videos, 10 seats, API access), with custom Enterprise pricing above that.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you've tried AI video tools and gotten frustrated watching your character's face change between clips, Capturable's whole reason to exist is fixing exactly that problem — and it's worth trying for anything beyond a single throwaway clip.
Its real differentiator against general-purpose generators like Runway or Pika is architectural, not cosmetic: frame chaining and a persistent character reference are built into the core workflow rather than bolted on, which is why it can hold a character together across a full multi-scene story where single-shot tools fall apart. The multi-model routing (its own Gen 2 alongside Veo, Gemini and GPT Image) is a smart hedge — you're not locked into one model's quality ceiling. The catch is the pricing curve: the free tier is read-only (you can't actually generate), and a serious creator producing a regular cadence of content will land in the $79-250/month range fast, which is real money compared to a general AI video subscription. Worth it for anyone making episodic or branded content where character consistency is the whole point; overkill if you just need one-off clips with no recurring character.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Gratuit en lecture seule (2 Go stockage, 500 Mo bande passante) ; Hobby 12 $/mois, Creator 29 $/mois, Pro 79,99 $/mois (3 sièges), Studio 249,99 $/mois (10 sièges, API) ; Enterprise sur devis
Pros
Cohérence du personnage sur toute la production grâce au chaînage d'images et à la référence verrouillée
Pipeline complet : planificateur, storyboard, éditeur multi-pistes
Routage multi-modèles (Gen 2 propre, Veo, Gemini Image, GPT Image)
Coût en crédits affiché avant génération — pas de mauvaise surprise
Cons
Palier gratuit en lecture seule uniquement — impossible de générer sans payer
Coût qui grimpe vite pour un usage régulier (79-250 $/mois pour un rythme de créateur sérieux)
Complexité de pipeline (planificateur + storyboard + éditeur) qui peut ralentir un usage ponctuel simple
Nécessite de connaître les crédits/coûts par modèle pour bien gérer son budget