
FramePack AI - an independent hosted workflow guide
This independently operated guide explains the browser workflow and keeps it distinct from the upstream repository and local implementation.

What FramePack AI means on this domain
A browser workflow
A usable path for image-to-video or prompt-led clip generation.
Prompt guidance
Examples for describing motion, framing, and scene direction clearly.
Reference handling
Advice for starting from still images when composition matters.
An honest explainer
Clarity about what is official, what is independent, and what each route is actually for.
Who uses this hosted workflow guide, and how?
Video creators use this guide to plan a browser workflow; technical readers use it to separate this service from the upstream repository and its local requirements.

Define the shot goal
Decide whether you need a prompt-first concept clip or an image-anchored motion test.
Use references deliberately
Upload stills when you want composition control, not just stylistic inspiration.
Iterate in small changes
Adjust one major variable at a time: motion, framing, pace, or scene detail.
Save the winning pack
Keep prompt, references, and output together so you can reproduce what worked.
What evidence defines the service boundary?
The official FramePack repository identifies itself as the project's only official site and states that the project operates no web service. This domain is therefore an independently operated guide and browser application, not the upstream project.
The repository owns the upstream project
The repository contains the research implementation, paper links, local requirements and the maintainer's official-site statement.
This domain owns its browser workflow
Account, credit, support and browser-generation behavior belong to this independent service; an upstream project reference does not imply endorsement.
Hosted workflow guide FAQ
Continue to the generator or compare the Studio angle
Open the current AI Video Generator to submit a run, or use the FramePack Studio guide to plan prompts, references, and review steps first.
