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What ROUTIX is

ROUTIX is a creative studio for video. Revise a video you already have, mark exactly what you mean, and make new pictures and videos from words.

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ROUTIX is a creative studio for video. You bring a clip, say what should change, and ROUTIX changes exactly that — while everything you did not name stays as your video shows it.

What you can do

  • Revise a video you already have with Optic. Choose the seconds, say what should change — a person, what someone wears, the text on screen, the look of the whole shot — and Optic makes a new film of that stretch. See What Optic does.
  • Point at the exact place with Focus. Draw around a subject or place a point on the frame, then name it in your words. See What Focus is.
  • Make new pictures and videos from words. Studio's model pages turn your words and your pictures into new pictures and videos. See Making pictures and videos.
  • Let one agent run the whole work in the chat. Bring a clip, pictures, a sound or just an idea, talk it through, and say Routix it — ROUTIX plans, makes and checks every step, with Fovea reviewing every take. See The ROUTIX agent.
  • Share what you make. Put your work on your public page, or offer a finished film as a template others can start from. See Sharing your work.

Behind all of it is ROUTIX Blind — ROUTIX's own perception and reasoning core, built to understand a video the way a mind that once could see rebuilds a scene. See ROUTIX Blind.

Where things live

PlaceWhat it is for
StudioOptic, the model pages, the Gallery and History — everything you make by hand.
ChatsConversations where ROUTIX makes things for you, step by step.
CommunityPeople and what they share, and templates anyone can start from.
CreditsYour balance, the plans and add-ons, and your purchases.
SettingsYour time zone, your account and signing out.

The one rule ROUTIX follows

Whatever you do not mention comes from your original video. If you ask for a new jacket, the face, the room, the light and the camera stay as they were. The more precisely you say what changes, the more precisely the rest is kept — Writing Optic prompts shows how.