BrowserGen AI Studio

A privacy-first, zero-latency generative video engine that runs entirely in your browser. No server farms. No wait times. Pure creative flow.

Why BrowserGen vs. Cloud AI?

Traditional Cloud AI (Gemini/Sora)

  • Latency: High. You submit a prompt and wait 2-10 minutes for a server queue.
  • Privacy: Low. Your prompts and images are sent to external servers for processing.
  • Cost: High. Requires expensive GPU credits or subscriptions per video.
  • Control: "Black Box." You get a random result. If you don't like it, you start over.

BrowserGen Architecture

  • Latency: Zero (Real-Time). Visuals react instantly to your sliders and prompts via local GPU.
  • Privacy: 100% Local. No data ever leaves your device. Works offline.
  • Cost: Free. Uses your own device's existing power. No credits needed.
  • Control: Granular Physics. Adjust speed, chaos, and camera angles live while the video plays.

What It Offers

Smart Prompt Parsing

BrowserGen  doesn't just read text; it parses intent. Typing "Fire" ignites a particle simulation. Typing "Matrix" executes code rain logic. It translates natural language into physics parameters instantly.

Cinemagraph Engine

Upload static images and bring them to life. The engine applies 3D camera transforms (Pan, Zoom, Handheld Shake) and overlays atmospheric particles to create "Motion Posters" instantly.

Procedural Audio

It doesn't just make video. BrowserGen includes a Web Audio API synthesizer that generates sci-fi drone soundscapes in real-time, reacting to the "Chaos" level of your visual simulation.

Native Export

Uses the browser's MediaRecorder API to capture the raw canvas stream at 30FPS. This allows you to download high-quality .WebM video files directly to your device without backend processing.

Persistent Memory

Built-in LocalStorage integration saves your prompt history, settings, and generation logs automatically. Refresh the page, and your work is still there.

AI Scriptwriter

A dedicated module for screenplay formatting. Generate creative starting points for movies, TV series, or anime plots directly within the interface.