Pick a camera and lens, describe the shot and hit Generate. A reference image is optional.
Choose the camera, lens, focal length and aperture. Each one changes the look of the frame.
Say who is in the shot, where they are and what the light is like.
Generate, and the image lands in History.
Reference+Camera+Prompt→Film still
Make film stills with AI. Describe the shot, choose the camera and lens, and get a frame that feels like a scene from a movie. A reference image is optional.
Write the scene in your own words, or start from an example such as after-hours streets or golden daylight. An example fills the prompt with a ready scene and a matching camera, and you can change every word.
Choose from 6 cameras, 11 lenses, focal lengths from ultra-wide to telephoto and three apertures, and save your setups. They guide the look of the image; it is not an exact lens simulation.
Frames default to 16:9, with 21:9 on models that support it. Ask for a grid and get one image with several frames of the same scene.
Add one reference image to guide how the subject looks, and let Enhance turn a short idea into a fuller prompt.
You see the exact price on the Generate button before you press it. A failed run gives the credits back automatically.
New accounts get 400 free credits once, at sign-up, and they never expire. Spend them on any model or tool, at the price shown before you generate.
Write the prompt, say who is in the shot and where, and choose the camera, ratio and quality. Press Generate when the price on the button looks right. Your still appears in History in the studio and in Assets.
No. You can work from text alone. If you add a reference image, Cinema takes one.
No. The camera, lens, focal length and aperture guide the look of the image. They are creative directions, not an exact lens simulation.
Cinema makes still images. To bring a still to life, use Image to Video.
Yes. You own what you make on Melter and can use it commercially, within the law and our Terms of Service.