Lights up: introducing Teswir
Why we built a film set for one — turn a prompt into a cinematic video with avatars and scenes you control.
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Teswir turns a written prompt into a cinematic video. You build reusable characters (avatars) and background environments (scenes), then combine them with a prompt to direct a single shot. The result is a rendered video without booking talent, renting a location, or scheduling a crew.
Every great video starts with a decision: who is on screen, where they are standing, and what they say. For most people, turning that decision into footage means booking talent, renting a location, and handing off to a crew that has its own schedule and its own ideas. Teswir removes every one of those dependencies.
Build your cast with avatars
An avatar is a persistent character: your brand spokesperson, your fictional founder, your recurring host. You generate it from a description or a reference photo, and you own it. It does not age, cancel shoots, or cost day-rates. Build a handful of them and your roster is ready whenever a new brief lands.
Set the stage with scenes
Scenes give your characters somewhere to stand. A clean studio backdrop for a product demo, a rain-slicked city street for a brand film, a sun-washed terrace for a travel spot. Fifteen curated scenes ship with every account, and you can generate custom ones to match the visual world your brand already lives in.
Direct the shot with a prompt
From there, creation is a single compose step. Pick an avatar, pick a scene, write a prompt, and the model does what a director and post house used to take days to do. The result is a rendered video: cinematic framing, natural motion, the character you chose saying what you wrote in the place you picked.
Who it is for
If you spend your working hours turning briefs into video content, Teswir collapses the production timeline from days to minutes. One common pattern is performance marketing: see how teams use it to make AI UGC ads without a shoot.
Get started
Teswir is in early access now. Start creating or read the pricing to see how credits work.