Written down
A bible fixes the face, voice, wardrobe and rules, so the character looks like themself in a hundred strangers’ films.
A studio with no gatekeeper
Characters anyone can cast. Films anyone can make.
Build a character bible, board your shots, choose an open licence and register authorship on Solana mainnet. Every tool runs in your browser.
CA
An open character is a cast member nobody owns and everybody can direct.
Licensed in plain words
One clear licence says what you may do with them: sell, remix, credit, or keep out of training sets.
Timestamped in public
A memo on Solana proves who registered which version first, without a platform in the middle.
The character bible
Name a character and set a few dials. Framefable derives a consistent look, voice and set of rules from a SHA-256 seed of your choices, so the same inputs always give the same character on any machine.
Character IDFF-········
Seed
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Mara Vell
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Shot list and storyboard
Write a one-line story. Framefable breaks it into beats, picks shot sizes, lenses and moves for each, times every shot to the frame at your frame rate, and draws a board you can export.
| # | Size | Lens | Move | Dur. | Frames | In | Action |
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Intermission
From a sentence to a reel
- Cast
- Board
- License
- Register
These are your frames from Scene 02, run through the gate as you scroll.
Pick a licence in six answers
Answer as the character’s author. The picker maps your answers to a standard Creative Commons licence, and adds a plain-language rider only where a standard licence cannot say it.
LicenceCC BY 4.0+ rider
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Attribution line
—Licence fingerprint
—Standard deed: creativecommons.org. Framefable is not a law firm; riders are plain-language terms, not legal advice.
The prompt sheet
Your bible and your shot list, compiled into one prompt per shot for whichever video model you use. The character block is identical in every shot, which is what keeps a face consistent across a film.
0 prompts0 characters0 tokens (est.)
Register authorship on mainnet
Registration writes one line to Solana with an SPL Memo you sign in your own wallet: the character ID and a SHA-256 fingerprint of the bible and licence. The bible stays with you; the chain proves that this exact version existed, signed by your address, at that moment.
A Register this character
- Character
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- Licence
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- Memo
—- Network fee
- shown before your wallet opens
B Sign an authorship note
Free and off-chain. Your wallet signs a short statement; the page then checks the Ed25519 signature against your address with Web Crypto.
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C Check any registration
D A director’s cast list
Lists every Framefable registration in the address’s latest 100 mainnet transactions.
Four calls, one evening
- 18:00
Cast
Pick or build a character. Same name and dials, same character, on anyone’s computer.
- 18:30
Board
A logline becomes a timed shot list and a storyboard strip, frame-accurate at 24, 25 or 30 fps.
- 19:00
Generate
Paste each shot’s prompt into the video model you already use. Framefable does not render video itself.
- 21:00
Register
Sign one memo so the bible you used is publicly timestamped under your address.
What is real on this page
- Live on mainnet: the slot counter in the hero, registration memos, the signature checker and cast lists, read through this site’s read-only
/api/rpc. - Real cryptography: SHA-256 seeds and fingerprints, Ed25519 verification of your signed note, all with your browser’s Web Crypto.
- Generated, not live: character looks, storyboards and prompts are deterministic procedures. The hero film is drawn by code, not footage.
- Never: Framefable holds no funds, renders no video on a server, asks for no seed phrase, and has no partners, audits or user numbers to claim.
Questions from the floor
Does Framefable generate the video?
No. It prepares everything a video model needs: a consistent character, a timed shot list and one prompt per shot. You render with the tool of your choice.
Why does the same name always give the same character?
The look is derived from a SHA-256 hash of your inputs. Hashes are deterministic, so a collaborator who types the same bible gets the same portrait, palette and rules.
What does registration cost and what does it store?
One normal Solana network fee, shown before your wallet opens. It stores only framefable:v1:, the character ID and the fingerprint. No images, no personal data.
Does registering give me copyright?
No. It is evidence of when a version existed and which address signed it. Rights come from authorship and the licence you choose.
Can I undo a registration?
No. Solana transactions are permanent. You can register a newer version, and both will remain visible.
Is my wallet safe here?
Connecting shares only your public address. The only transaction this site can prepare is a memo signed by you, and the only message it asks you to sign is the authorship note you can read first.