makefx.app
The scroll take, re-encoded so the page can play it by scrolling: a keyframe every 4 frames, 1920 wide, a light unsharp, no sound.

Your agent makes the media. You keep the canvas.

Launch videos, ads, art packs. Paid per asset, everything keeps how it was made.

credits from €20, never expire

The presenter was made here too. A synthetic presenter, and the recipe beside it.

AI-generated · not a real personhost-02-reykjavik
0:00 / 0:20
Recipe
Model
video/kling-video-ai-avatar-v2
Made from
Photorealistic vertical selfie photo, full frame, shot on a phone's front camera. The woman from the reference image (same face, copper-red shoulder-length hair, freckles, mustard-yellow rain jacket) holds the camera at arm's length and talks to the lens with a friendly warm smile, mouth closed, eyes looking straight into the camera. Head and shoulders, face centred horizontally about one third from the top. Behind her: a street in central Reykjavík with the tall concrete Hallgrímskirkja church tower and colourful corrugated-iron houses, soft overcast Nordic daylight. Natural skin texture, shallow depth of field. Clean photograph edge to edge: no device, no frame, no borders, no interface, no text, no watermark.
Charged
221 credits
The space that made it
The same face in every take, kept together on one canvas.this canvas: 595 cr · €5.95Open the space →

Every asset keeps its recipe. The model, the prompt, the references, and what it cost. Nothing to write down.

makefx.app, the hero loop

Click a card to see its recipe. Every take is kept.this canvas: 505 cr · €5.05Open the space →

Your agent works. You watch it land. Everything your agent makes lands on your canvas, with a link back.

A real sequence from makefx.app, the hero loop

One image becomes the film above.

Choose a step to see the asset that landed on the canvas.

On the canvas · 3 of 3 · No charge

Finished film

The workshop, cut for the scroll

A real image-to-film chain. Choose a step to inspect the asset and its recipe.

How it connects. One command to connect. No keys to hold, nothing to install.

Your agent
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop
Reads a playbook, calls the tools, stops where you want a say.
claude mcp add …codex mcp login …
OAuth 2.1 · read, write
makefx.app/mcp
26 tools, one create_asset
Checks the request, quotes it, runs the model, returns a link.
list_modelscreate_assetget_assetdescribe_assetexport_space
queued → generating → ready
Your space
Assets, recipes, links, credits
One canvas per space. Every card lands live, with the recipe and the price on it.
one canvasone balancea link per card
a link to the card
You
Open the link. Star. New from this.
You steer: pick, reorder, retake, top up.
no keysno install
create_assetquotedqueuedgeneratingready · chargeda link to the cardfailed · refundedA failed generation is refunded, so it costs nothing.

Spaces take any shape. A world, a cast, a pack. Same canvas, same recipes.

Every space exports as one file.Open a demo space →

Pay per asset. Nothing per month. The price is on the card before it runs. A failed generation costs nothing. Credits never expire.

Images
24 × 15 cr
Video in 8-second clips
80 s · 71 cr per clip
Spoken lines
4 × 6 cr
each
0:30 7.893 cr/min before minimum fee and rounding
Music tracks
1 × 17 cr
each
1:00 16.279 cr/min before minimum fee and rounding
What each playbook costs at most
Camera flight, up to441 cr · €4.41
Art pack, up to130 cr · €1.30
Avatar ad, up to1,198 cr · €11.98
Freeze-frames, edits, uploads, failed generationsfree
This batch

1,111 credits

images
360
video
710
speech
24
music
17
total
€11.11
A €20 top-up covers this.Freeze-frames, edits and uploads are free. A failed generation costs nothing.
Live prices, the same your agent is quoted.

Three things to make today. Free playbooks your agent runs. You steer.

Camera flight

up to 441 cr
One continuous move through six scenes, each clip starting on the frame the one before it ended on, so the seams hold. The six clips and the five seam frames land on one canvas in order, ready to be cut.
Your agent will ask
  • What the page or film is about, in one sentence.
  • The six scenes in order, each in a phrase — where the camera is and what it passes.
  • The budget in credits every quote is to be checked against.
› Run the camera-flight playbook

Art pack

up to 130 cr
A narrow street of workshops at night, furnaces glowing in open doorways, sparks drifting, brass fittings and soot-black timber, 24 mm from street level, one figure in a leather apron half-lit, painterly, no text.The same smith, front, same apron and soot, neutral grey ground, soft key from above.The same smith, three-quarter left, same apron and soot, neutral grey ground, soft key from above.
A painting the person already has, the traits read off it, a twelve-view character sheet that holds the same face, and a first batch of props and scenes beside it. Everything lands on one canvas, each card keeping the recipe that made it.
Your agent will ask
  • Who or what the pack is of, and what must never change about them.
  • The world it sits in — period, materials, light, and palette.
  • Which four props or scenes come first.
› Run the art-pack playbook

Avatar ad

up to 1,198 cr
Photorealistic vertical smartphone selfie frame from a travel vlog. A friendly young woman in her mid-20s holds the phone at arm's length and talks to camera, bright eyes, warm natural smile, mouth closed, looking straight into the lens. Head and shoulders, face centred horizontally and about one third from the top of the frame, some headroom. She stands on a street in central Reykjavík, Iceland, with the tall concrete Hallgrímskirkja church tower clearly visible behind her, colourful corrugated-iron houses, soft overcast Nordic daylight. Natural skin texture, realistic phone-camera look, shallow depth of field. No text, no logos, no watermark. She has shoulder-length copper-red hair, freckles, and wears a mustard-yellow rain jacket.Photorealistic vertical smartphone selfie frame from a travel vlog. A friendly young woman in her mid-20s holds the phone at arm's length and talks to camera, bright eyes, warm natural smile, mouth closed, looking straight into the lens. Head and shoulders, face centred horizontally and about one third from the top of the frame, some headroom. She stands on a street in central Reykjavík, Iceland, with the tall concrete Hallgrímskirkja church tower clearly visible behind her, colourful corrugated-iron houses, soft overcast Nordic daylight. Natural skin texture, realistic phone-camera look, shallow depth of field. No text, no logos, no watermark. She is East Asian with a black bob and bangs, wearing a black puffer jacket and small silver earrings.Photorealistic vertical smartphone selfie frame from a travel vlog. A friendly young woman in her mid-20s holds the phone at arm's length and talks to camera, bright eyes, warm natural smile, mouth closed, looking straight into the lens. Head and shoulders, face centred horizontally and about one third from the top of the frame, some headroom. She stands on a street in central Reykjavík, Iceland, with the tall concrete Hallgrímskirkja church tower clearly visible behind her, colourful corrugated-iron houses, soft overcast Nordic daylight. Natural skin texture, realistic phone-camera look, shallow depth of field. No text, no logos, no watermark. She is Black with voluminous curly hair, wearing a bright orange windbreaker.
A presenter who is plainly synthetic, held across three shots: a seed portrait, one identity view per shot taken from it, three spoken lines, three lip-synced clips, and a music bed unless the person wants none. Everything lands on one canvas, each card keeping the recipe that made it.
Your agent will ask
  • Who is on camera — face, age, energy, and language — knowing the presenter is synthetic and is introduced as one.
  • What they sell, in one sentence, and the hook the first line opens on.
  • Whether the ad carries music or runs dry.
  • The budget in credits every quote is to be checked against.
  • Which of those voices speaks the lines.
› Run the avatar-ad playbook
Every asset keeps its recipe. The figures are the most a playbook spends; your agent asks before it does.

Your agent makes the media. You keep the canvas.

Open a demo space. Send your agent when you're ready.

credits from €20, never expire