shotshot.ai

AI visual creation workspace

Turn 3D modelsinto product imagesand videos.

Import a model, choose your angle, and explore scenes and styles with AI. Let the agent help you generate, then organize references and compare results on one canvas.

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Local project storage · Bring your own API keymacOS, Windows, and Linux are publicly available

For product designers and brand teams

Start with your product.

Bring an existing 3D asset into Shotshot. Choose a view, explore a visual direction, then keep the model, references, and results together as you refine the next version.

  • 01Choose a model view
  • 02Generate images and videos
  • 03Compare and refine
From a 3D reference to a visual series — Real interface · Interactive demo
From a 3D reference to a visual seriesReal interface · Interactive demo

01Start with 3D

Choose the angle. Guide the image.

Import a GLB or glTF product model, rotate it, and frame the view you need. Use that view as a reference for AI image or video generation.

  • Import existing product models
  • Adjust the camera and framing
  • Use model views as references
Choose a viewpoint. Explore a visual direction.
Choose a viewpoint. Explore a visual direction.

02Images and videos

One product. More visual directions.

Explore studio lighting, campaign scenes, and product video ideas using your model views and reference images. Compare generated versions and choose what to develop next.

  • Product image generation
  • Product video generation
  • Model views and image references
  • Compare visual directions
One lamp. Three material directions.
One lamp. Three material directions.

Who it is for

Different briefs. One place to explore.

Start with a product model, an image reference, or a scene idea. Use Shotshot to develop visual directions, compare options, and prepare your next creative decision.

For these creative roles

  • Product and industrial designers
  • Brand and e-commerce designers
  • Advertising creatives and art directors
  • Directors and storyboard artists
  • Film concept and production designers

  1. Product visualization

    Choose views of an existing product model, explore lighting and settings, and compare product image and video directions.

    What you take forwardProduct images · Presentation video concepts

  2. Product concept design

    Explore silhouette, color, material, and finish from a sketch, model view, or image reference. Compare concepts before developing the design further.

    What you take forwardAppearance studies · Material and color boards

  3. Advertising creative

    Bring a product, campaign brief, and visual references together. Try art directions and key frames for a creative pitch.

    What you take forwardCampaign key visuals · Shot concepts

  4. E-commerce content

    Explore studio, lifestyle, and detail images for a product collection. Keep versions together while preparing a set for review.

    What you take forwardListing image concepts · Lifestyle visuals

  5. Short-form drama creation

    Write the script, develop characters and settings, build a storyboard, and generate videos for each shot with the Agent on one canvas.

    What you take forwardEpisode scripts · Character boards · Shot videos

  6. Film creation

    Connect screenplay development, character and production design, storyboarding and shot video generation. Refine the visual language as the story takes shape.

    What you take forwardScreenplays · Production design · Storyboards · Shot videos

From the first line to every shot.

Develop films and short dramas in Shotshot. Work with the Agent on scripts, characters and settings, break the story into a storyboard, then generate video for each shot. References, versions and creative decisions stay together on one canvas.

  1. 01Write the script
  2. 02Define characters
  3. 03Design the setting
  4. 04Build the storyboard
  5. 05Generate shot videos
From script to storyboard videos, on one canvas.
From script to storyboard videos, on one canvas.

03Agent

Ask for the next version.

Tell the agent which model or reference to use and what to change. It can help adjust the 3D camera and start image or video generation, with tool activity visible alongside your canvas.

  • Work with canvas references
  • Adjust the 3D camera
  • Start image and video generation
Work with an Agent that shares your canvas
Work with an Agent that shares your canvas

Local projects. Your choice of models.

Keep your projects on your device.

Projects and assets are stored locally by default. When you generate with a cloud model, the required prompts and reference media are sent to the model service you configure.

  • 01Local project storage
  • 02Bring your own API key
  • 03Choose your model services

Open source

Source code is publicly available.

MIT License

Explore the shotshot.ai source, follow development, and contribute through the public repository.

View source repository

Plans

Choose a plan for your creative workload.

Start with a product idea and choose a plan for how often you create. Cloud model access and usage depend on your plan and configured services.

Free

Explore your first visual direction

$0/mo

  • 100 credits per month
  • All core canvas features
  • Local-first data storage
  • BYOK: bring your own API key
Get started
For regular creation

Standard

For ongoing product visual work

$19/mo

$190/yr

Auto-renews; cancel anytime.

  • 2,000 credits per month
  • Everything in Free
  • Hosted LLM gateway (no API key needed)
  • Up to 3 devices
  • Email support

Pro

For a higher volume of creative work

$79/mo

$790/yr

Auto-renews; cancel anytime.

  • 8,000 credits per month
  • Everything in Standard
  • Priority LLM routing
  • Up to 10 devices
  • Priority email & chat support

FAQ

Before you start creating.

Who is Shotshot for?

Product designers, brand visual teams, and studios that want to use existing 3D assets to explore product images and presentation videos.

Do I need a 3D model?

A GLB or glTF product model is the starting point for the 3D workflow. You can also organize images, videos, and text references on the canvas and create from image references.

What does the 3D model control?

You choose the camera angle and framing of the reference view. AI uses that reference to guide generation; product geometry, labels, materials, and video motion still need to be checked in each result.

What can the agent help with?

The agent can work with canvas references, adjust the 3D camera, and start image or video generation. Skills provide reusable instructions for recurring tasks.

Are my references sent to the cloud?

Projects and assets are stored locally by default. Cloud generation sends the required prompts and reference media to the configured model service. Bringing your own API key does not make cloud generation offline.

Where is my API key stored?

Your model provider API key is stored in your local browser or desktop environment. You choose which model services to configure.

Which desktop platforms are available?

ShotShot 0.1.0 for macOS (Apple Silicon, self-signed and not Apple-notarized), Windows, and Linux is available now.

Is the source code public?

The source repository is not public yet. A release under the MIT License is planned; contribution and self-hosting instructions will be provided with that release.