FrameForge is a desktop app that turns a story into a numbered shot list, keeps your cast and look identical in every shot, and shows the price before you press generate.
It doesn't replace FAL, Higgsfield or Kie — it drives them. You keep your own accounts and pay them directly.
Your character, your location, your look, your camera — each one is a saved block with real reference photos behind it. FrameForge snaps them onto every shot, word for word.
↓ CLICK A BLOCK TO SWITCH IT OFFClick through the five shots. The action line changes. The look block underneath doesn't move a word — that's why take 1 and take 40 look like the same film.
Most tools ask an assistant to rewrite the whole prompt for every shot. FrameForge only asks it for the story, then bolts your saved blocks on. Drag the slider.
No uploading, no downloading, no re-naming, no hunting for last week's render. Every frame lands in your own folder the second it finishes, already named and tagged.