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Framia

Framia is an AI-powered creative platform designed for solo creators and small teams. It connects world-class models including Google Gemini 3.0, Sora 2, and Veo 3.1 through one interactive canvas, enabling character-consistent video generation, high-fidelity image design, and ready-made skills for music videos, ads, shorts, movies, e-commerce, social, branding, and photography. Credits are shared across all Converge AI products, with plans from $20 per month.

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What is Framia?

Framia is an AI creative platform from Converge AI that acts as an all-in-one creative agent for solo creators. Instead of juggling separate tools for video, image, and design work, creators work on a single interactive canvas where the agent orchestrates multiple frontier models — including Google Gemini 3.0 for reasoning and planning, Sora 2 for video generation, and Veo 3.1 for high-quality video synthesis. The platform is organized around skills: purpose-built workflows for music videos, advertisements, YouTube shorts, movies, e-commerce content, social media posts, branding kits, and photography. Each skill packages the right model settings, prompts, and post-processing into a guided flow, so a creator can start from an idea and an agent and produce a finished asset. A key capability is character-consistent video generation — the same character appearing across multiple shots and scenes — which is normally one of the hardest problems in AI video. The credit system is shared across all Converge AI products in a workspace, so one subscription covers Framia and other Converge tools. Plans range from a $20 Basic tier for newcomers to a $200 Ultimate tier for heavy production, with annual billing saving 30%, and business and enterprise plans available for teams. It positions itself as the creative workspace for businesses and creators that want studio-quality ads, shorts, and brand kits in minutes rather than days. The platform's positioning as an all-in-one creative agent means each skill bundles a full workflow — script or concept input, model selection, generation, and iteration — rather than leaving the user to assemble prompts manually. For video work, the canvas supports multi-scene composition, letting creators plan a sequence of shots and generate them with the same character and visual style. For image work, the high-fidelity design tools support detailed prompts and refinement passes. The underlying models are upgraded as new frontier releases appear, so the platform tracks the state of the art without the user switching tools. Converge AI also markets Framia to businesses that want to produce studio-quality ads, shorts, and brand kits in minutes rather than days, and the shared credit pool is designed to simplify budgeting across creative tasks and team members.

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Framia Core Features

All-in-one creative canvas

Generate videos, images, and brand assets in one interactive workspace

Frontier model access

Connect Google Gemini 3.0, Sora 2, and Veo 3.1 through a single agent interface

Character-consistent video

Keep the same character across multiple shots and scenes

Skill-based workflows

Purpose-built flows for music videos, ads, shorts, movies, e-commerce, social, branding, and photography

High-fidelity image design

Produce detailed, production-ready images on the canvas

Shared credits

One credit pool that works across all Converge AI products in your workspace

Guided agent experience

Start from an idea and an agent rather than complex model settings

Team plans

Business and Enterprise tiers with custom credit volume and support

Who is Framia for?

Framia is built for solo creators and small creative teams who want studio-quality output without a production pipeline. YouTube creators and short-form video makers use it to produce shorts and music videos with consistent characters across scenes. Advertising freelancers and agency creatives use the ad skills to generate campaign concepts and visual assets quickly. E-commerce sellers and brand owners use the e-commerce and branding skills to create product visuals and brand kits. Musicians and artists use the music video skills to visualize tracks without a film crew. Social media managers produce on-brand posts and stories at volume. Small studios and production houses use it as a pre-visualization and asset generation layer before heavier post-production. Because credits are shared across Converge AI's product workspace, teams already using other Converge tools get a unified budget for creative work. It suits both beginners who want guided skill-based workflows and experienced creators who want direct control over models like Sora 2 and Veo 3.1 on an open canvas. Indie game developers use it to generate promotional trailers and key art. Marketing leads at small companies produce campaign videos without an agency retainer. Podcasters and educators turn episode ideas into short promotional clips. Brand managers keep a consistent visual identity across social and ad formats using the branding skills. Freelance video editors use it to pre-visualize client concepts before committing to expensive production. Startups use the e-commerce skill to generate product videos and lifestyle imagery for their stores. The guided skill workflows make it accessible to non-technical users, while the direct model access and open canvas satisfy creators who want full control. Annual billing and the shared Converge credit system make it an economical choice for teams already invested in the Converge AI ecosystem.

Framia Use Cases

Produce a music video with consistent characters from a single idea

Generate ad creatives for a product launch campaign

Create YouTube shorts with a recurring brand character

Visualize a movie or storyboard scene before production

Build e-commerce product visuals and brand kits

Generate on-brand social media posts at volume

Create professional photography-style images without a shoot

Pre-visualize video concepts for clients as an agency

Framia Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Single canvas connecting Gemini 3.0, Sora 2, and Veo 3.1 — no juggling separate tools
  • Character-consistent video generation across scenes, a differentiator in AI video
  • Skill-based workflows lower the barrier for non-technical creators
  • Credits shared across all Converge AI products in the workspace
  • Annual billing saves 30% and first-month discounts apply to new users

Cons

  • No free tier — paid plans start at $20 per month
  • Credit-based usage means heavy video work consumes credits quickly
  • Depends on third-party frontier models, so model availability and quality can change

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Framia Pricing

PaidFrom USD 20.00

Paid plans from $20/month (Basic, first month $16), $40/month (Pro, first month $32, 4,000 credits), $200/month (Ultimate, first month $150); annual billing saves 30%. Business and Enterprise plans are custom. Credits work across all Converge AI products.

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Basic

$20/month

New users only: $16 for the first month, renews at $20/month. Entry plan for solo creators starting with AI creative work.

  • First month $16
  • Access to Framia canvas
  • Credits for image and video generation

Pro

$40/month

20% off the first month at $32, renews at $40/month. 4,000 credits per month — approximately 1,333 images or 1,000 seconds of video.

  • 4,000 credits / month
  • ~1,333 images or ~1,000 sec of video
  • Character-consistent video generation
  • High-fidelity image design

Ultimate

$200/month

Best value. 25% off the first month at $150, renews at $200/month. Highest credit allowance for heavy production workloads.

  • Highest credit allowance
  • ~25% off first month
  • Full access to all skills and models

Business / Enterprise

Custom

Custom plans for teams and organizations with volume credits and dedicated support.

  • Custom credit volume
  • Team management
  • Dedicated support

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