# FramePack | Image-to-Video Workflows in the Browser > Canonical: https://framepack.studio/ ## FramePack - Image-to-Video Workflows in the Browser Create FramePack image-to-video workflows with prompts, references, and clear shot direction. ## FramePack, FramePack AI and FramePack Studio The name covers three different things: the open-source research project, a hosted generator you can run in a browser, and the studio tooling built around it. This site is the browser-first workspace. ### FramePack The research project and its architecture: frame-context packing for next-frame prediction. Running it yourself means a local install and a GPU. ### FramePack AI The same idea, hosted: a prompt, a reference image and shot direction in a browser tab, with nothing to install. ### FramePack Studio The studio-style tooling built around the model - a render queue, timestamps and project organisation rather than a single one-shot render. ### An independent workspace This site is not the official repository and is not affiliated with it. It hosts the generators, explains what the model does, and points back to the research. ## The Three Jobs People Bring to FramePack Each of the three has a page of its own, so you can go straight to the one that matches what you came for. ### Understand the model What frame-context packing does, why it holds a fixed context window, and what that means for the clips you get out of it. ### Generate in the browser The guide covers prompting, reference images and your first render, then hands off to the generator itself. ### Work on a project The studio page covers the render queue, how work is organised, and what differs from running the model on your own machine. ## Why Use This Site Instead of the Repository The official repository is where the research and the code live. This site is for running the model without installing it: browser workflows, prompting patterns, and finished clips. ### Explain the research in plain English FramePack's context-packing idea, written for someone making clips rather than someone reading a paper. ### Show the workflow, not just the model Prompts, reference images and outputs shown together, so you can see how a clip actually gets made. ### Generate in a browser, not a local install No checkout, no CUDA, no GPU of your own - the model runs remotely and you work in a tab. ### Stay explicit about independence The official FramePack repository says it is the only official site, operates no web service, and warns against third-party sites. This browser service is independently operated and is not endorsed by that project. ## How to Use the FramePack Workspace A simple browser loop for exploring FramePack AI workflows without losing the story of the shot. ### Start with the scene goal Define the clip, motion, subject, and camera idea before you start generating. ### Attach still references when composition matters Use image inputs when you want stronger first-frame control or more stable art direction. ### Generate and compare iterations Run prompt-led and reference-led versions side by side so the best direction becomes obvious faster. ### Document the winning setup Keep the prompt, reference frames, and results together so your next FramePack Studio session starts from something real. ## What This Workspace Gives You Everything the workflow needs in one browser tab - the generators, your render history, and the docs. ### One place for the whole workflow Sign in, generate, watch a render finish, and read the docs without leaving the workspace. ### Reference-led generation Start from an image and describe the motion, or write the shot out in full and let the model set the opening frame. ### Video, image and music in one workspace Pick a model, write a prompt, add a reference - the same form drives every generator on the site. ### Read it in your language Every page and the generator interface are translated across the languages this site serves. ## Frequently Asked Questions About FramePack The questions people ask most often about FramePack and about this site. ### What is FramePack? FramePack is a video-generation architecture and open-source project built around frame-context packing for next-frame prediction. The name is also used loosely for hosted tools built on that idea, including this one. ### Is this site the official FramePack repository? No. This is an independently operated third-party browser service. The official FramePack repository says it is the only official site and does not operate or endorse web services; use that repository for the project code and research. ### What does FramePack AI mean? Usually a hosted generator rather than the research repository: someone who wants to make a clip in a browser, with prompt guidance and a path to a first render, instead of installing the model locally. ### What is FramePack Studio? FramePack Studio commonly refers to studio-style tooling built around the video workflow - a queue, project organisation, and render history. On this site it is the name of this independent workspace. ### Why are the guide and the studio page separate? Because they answer different questions. The guide covers what the model does and how to prompt it; the studio page covers the queue and how renders are organised. Kept apart, neither one buries the other. ### Can I use what FramePack - Image-to-Video Workflows in the Browser makes commercially? Every paid plan includes a commercial licence for what FramePack - Image-to-Video Workflows in the Browser makes; the free tier is for personal use. ## Choose Your Entry Point Open the generator to make a clip now, read the explainer for workflow context, or go to the studio page if that is the term you were navigating to. _Last updated August 29, 2026_