Crealix

A public link to watch (and download) a rendered video or a finished generation, for people without a Crealix account — the same link the Share button gives. Asking again returns the same link. Optionally expires after some hours. Free.

create_share_link

For files on the agent's machine: returns a one-time URL to PUT the file to (send the requiredHeaders exactly), valid for 30 minutes. Then call complete_upload with the key. Limits: images 10 MB, audio 20 MB, video 200 MB. Free.

create_upload_url

Creates and generates a complete video of any type — faceless (default), ai_skeleton, talking_objects, ai_drama, ai_movie, stock, music_video, reddit_story, tweets, text_messages or split. hybrid (recommended for most): you write the words in the type's format — Crealix plans and makes everything else; agent (faceless): your scene-by-scene plan, executed as written; crealix: Crealix writes it from an idea. get_creation_guide(type) gives the format and options. Always first: validate_plan with the same fields, show the user its proposal (script or idea, voice, visual style, captions, music, format, cost) and let them change anything; call create_video only after they agree, with its proposalId — a request that differs from the approved one is refused. Costs credits (checked against the user's limits first). It makes the whole video for every type — scenes, voice, footage or images, music, captions: never follow it with generate_scene_media or animate_scenes. Generation runs in the background — follow it with get_status({ projectId }); render_project only when the user asks for the final file.

create_video

Deletes one of the user's own caption styles from My Captions for good — only when they asked for it and confirmed which one. Videos already made with it keep their captions. Cannot be undone.

delete_caption_style

Deletes a folder of the user's library — only when they asked and confirmed which one. Its videos are not deleted: they go back to Home. A folder with folders inside is refused until those are emptied or deleted.

delete_folder

Deletes an AI generation (image, clip, song, avatar video, motion video or upscale) from the user's library for good — only when they asked and confirmed which one (list_generations finds it). Videos that use its file keep it. Credits spent on it are not refunded. Not while it is still generating. Cannot be undone.

delete_generation

Deletes a project and its generated media for good — only when the user asked for it and confirmed which one. Not while it is generating or rendering (wait for get_status). Posts already published on social networks stay up. Cannot be undone.

delete_project

Copies a project of any type into a new draft — scenes, settings and media, without its renders — to try a variant (another format, language, voice or edit) while keeping the original. Free.

duplicate_project

Changes a video of any type except faceless and from scratch (those use update_project): its title, narrator (voiceId, voiceSettings), captions (a preset, one of their own MY_CAPTIONS:<id>, or null = off) and their position, music (a library track or one of their AI songs; null = none), music and narration volume — and each type's own content: reddit (post title and body, subreddit, username, upvotes), tweets (change tweets by id, add replies, remove them; each person's voice), chat (the chat app, people and their voices, change / add / remove messages), split (the narration script, the top and bottom clips, the split), scenes (stock footage and AI skeleton: swap what a scene shows for an image or clip in Crealix — e.g. a stock clip from search_stock_media, imported). Reddit stories, tweets and chats also take the gameplay behind the card and the theme. The ids of tweets, people and messages are in get_project's content. Free and reversible with undo_last_change. Changed words or voices leave the recorded narration behind: the answer says what no longer matches and what re-recording costs (rerecord_narration). Talking objects, AI dramas, AI movies and music videos change their captions, music and mix here; their scenes are reworked in the editor.

edit_video

Prices an action before doing it — scene media (voice / images / clips, same options as generate_scene_media) or a render — and says whether it fits the balance and this connection's limits, and whether the user must confirm it first. Free; nothing is started.

estimate_cost

For Crealix's upload card: confirms the file arrived (and its size) and returns its Crealix URL.

finish_media_upload

Generates 1–4 images with any Crealix image model (browse_catalog('image_models') lists models, quality tiers and credits). Text-to-image, or image-to-image from reference images (edit a picture, keep a subject). Optionally applies one of Crealix's visual styles. Costs credits (tier × count), checked against the user's limits first. Runs in the background: follow it with get_status; the images can then be used in any project.

generate_images

Composes an original track (about 2–3 min) with Treblo v3 or Lyria 3 Pro (browse_catalog('music_models')): describe it with a prompt and/or style tags, optionally with your own lyrics. Costs a fixed price per track, checked against the user's limits first. Runs in the background (about 1 min): follow it with get_status; the track can then be used as a project's music.

generate_music

Faceless and from-scratch projects only (scene by scene; every other type is made whole by create_video — nothing to generate there). Generates media for scenes of a project, in the background: voiceover (the project voice reads each scene's text), images (any image model, the project's visual style applied), and video clips (any video model; animates the scene's image, or from text). Ask for one or several kinds at once — per scene they run voice → image → clip, and the clip animates the new image and covers the narration. Regenerating works the same way: a scene's earlier images and clips stay in its versions (get_project scenes[].versions) and come back with update_project, but a new voiceover replaces the recorded one. Costs credits: the price is checked against the user's limits first (see CONFIRMATION_REQUIRED). With clips, the first call only returns their quote (model, length, quality, price per scene — shown on the card) and spends nothing; call again with its confirmationId once the user agrees in the chat. Follow progress with get_status.

generate_scene_media

Makes a talking-avatar video: a person (an avatar from browse_catalog('avatars'), any portrait in Crealix storage, or a saved character) says a script in a Crealix voice, or lip-syncs an audio file. Burned-in captions and background music are optional. browse_catalog('avatar_models') lists models and prices. Costs credits by length (plus the voice), checked against the user's limits first. Runs in the background (a few minutes): follow it with get_status.

generate_avatar_video

Generates one video clip with any Crealix video model (Veo, Kling, Seedance, Sora, MiniMax… — browse_catalog('video_models') lists modes, lengths, resolutions, sound and prices). From text, from a start image, or between a start and an end image. Costs credits by model, length, resolution and sound, checked against the user's limits first. Runs in the background (about 1–3 min): follow it with get_status; the clip can then be used in any project.

generate_video_clip

The user's Crealix account: credit balance, storage used against the plan's quota, whether their plan includes cloud rendering (MP4 export, download and publishing), and this connection's spending limits (credits spent in the last 24 h, the 24 h cap, and the cost above which you must ask the user before acting). Shows it as a card: use it when the user asks about their credits or limits (a proposal already shows what it costs, and a create that cannot be paid says so). Free.

get_account

The user's brand (My Brand): the defaults every new video starts from — voice and delivery, visual style, captions (a Crealix preset or one of their own styles), music, format, language, gameplay, and who appears on Reddit, X and chat cards. What is not set falls back to Crealix's featured picks. Shown as a card where supported. Free.

get_brand

How to plan a video of a type with Crealix, before writing anything: the recommended planning mode and why, the exact format to write, budgets for this duration, rules, the type's options, prices, and the cast — every voice for the language (with the tones to search by), visual style (how it looks), caption style (how it reads) and music track (its mood), the gameplay clips, and the user's brand picks — for you to cast the video for the idea. Types: faceless (narrated video — from your script, your own scene-by-scene plan, or an idea), from_scratch (you design each scene), ai_skeleton, talking_objects, ai_drama, ai_movie, stock (stock footage), music_video, reddit_story, tweets, text_messages and split (split screen). Free.

get_creation_guide

What Crealix's in-chat player needs to play a project as a draft before it is rendered: each scene's image or clip (and its B-roll clips) with its camera move, voiceover and word timings, the captions as they will look, and the music — for every scene-based type and split screens; for Reddit stories, tweets and text messages the gameplay, the card and the narration tweet by tweet or bubble by bubble. Used by the Crealix card; to read a project, use get_project.

get_preview

Reads a project — no card is shown. For faceless and from-scratch projects, the full editable document: scenes in order (number, start time, text, media and its earlier versions, voiceover, movement, transition), voice, captions, visual style, music and volumes, text overlays, sound effects, status, editVersion and the editor link. For the other types, their status, generated scenes, last render and final video. Read it before editing and to check a result. To show the project to the user, use show_project.

get_project

Before publishing: checks each destination for a finished video or generation (connection health, publish permission, each network's length and format rules) and returns what the user must decide per network — TikTok: the creator account, the privacy levels it allows (no default: the user picks one), which interactions it allows, and the consent line to show; YouTube: title, privacy and made-for-kids; Instagram: business account and feed sharing. Free.

get_publish_options

Progress of a background job — any jobId a tool returned (scene media, animations, images, clips, music, upscales, motion control, avatars, character portraits), or a generation id from list_generations — with the finished files' URLs; or of a project (scenes ready/generating/failed, pipeline stage, render and final video URL). Pass waitSec (up to 25) to wait for it to finish before answering, instead of calling repeatedly.

get_status

Copies an image, video clip or audio file into the user's Crealix storage and returns its Crealix URL, ready to use in a project (update_project mediaUrl, music, sound effects, reference images). Pass a public link that points at the file itself (url), or a file the user attached to the chat (file). Up to 50 MB; larger ones, or files on the user's device, go through upload_media. Free.

import_media_from_url

The folders of the user's Crealix library, nested, with how many videos each holds and how many are loose in Home — the same tree as the Library page. list_projects({ folderId }) lists what is inside one. Free.

list_folders

The user's recent AI generations (images, clips, music, upscales, motion control, avatars) — made here or in the Crealix app — newest first, with status and file URLs to reuse in projects. Where the chat supports it they appear as a gallery the user can view and play: when a generation you started finishes, show it with jobIds. Free.

list_generations

The user's social posts, newest first — for a project or an AI clip, or all — with their status (queued, publishing, published, failed), the link on the network once live, and why one failed. Free.

list_posts

The user's video projects, newest first, with type, status and links — shown as cards the user can open where the chat supports it. Filter by type, status or folder (list_folders).

list_projects

The TikTok, YouTube and Instagram accounts the user connected to Crealix, with their health (an account that needs reconnecting cannot be published to), and whether this connection may publish. Free.

list_social_accounts

Makes a character perform the movement of a reference video — a dance, a gesture, a walk (Kling motion control). Pass the character (a picture in Crealix storage, or a saved character) and the reference video (in Crealix storage; import it first). Orientation 'video' follows the video's framing (up to 30 s); 'image' keeps the picture's framing (up to 10 s). Costs credits per second (standard 4, pro 6), checked against the user's limits first. Runs in the background (several minutes): follow it with get_status.

generate_motion_control

Moves videos (projects) into a folder of the user's library, or back to Home with folderId null. Free.

move_to_folder

Records again the narration of a Reddit story, tweet video, text-message video or split screen after its words or voices changed (edit_video says what no longer matches and the cost): only the changed tweet or turns of the chat where it can, the whole narration where it can't. everything: true records all of it again (e.g. after a new voice on a Reddit story or a split screen). Nothing to record = nothing charged. Costs credits (checked against the user's limits first); the card follows it and plays the new take. Faceless and from-scratch scenes are re-voiced with generate_scene_media.

rerecord_narration

Deletes scenes (by number or id), text overlays and sound effects (by id). Not for changing something: to edit an overlay or a scene, use update_project. Sound effects on a deleted scene go with it. This cannot be undone: confirm with the user first.

remove_project_items

Only when the user asks for the final video (never right after create_video on your own): renders a project of any type into the final MP4 (720p, 1080p or 4k) in the cloud, with captions, music, overlays and the user's watermark rules. The project must be generated first (every faceless / from-scratch scene needs ready media). Costs credits by length and quality (checked against the user's limits first). A video already rendered and unchanged since answers ALREADY_RENDERED with its file instead of charging again. Takes a few minutes: follow it with get_status, which returns the video URL when done. Not included in every plan — if not, the user can still watch and edit the draft in the editor (no file export).

render_project

Designs a caption style and saves it to the user's My Captions — the library the editor uses — then shows it as a card with its live preview. Start from scratch (name + the look), from a Crealix preset or one of theirs (basedOn: its id from browse_catalog('captions')) with only what changes, or change one of theirs (styleId: MY_CAPTIONS:<id>). The look: font, size, weight, letter case, the spoken word's color, the other words' color, a box behind the words, highlight mode, animation, words at a time, height, outline and shadow. It is then used by its id MY_CAPTIONS:<id> wherever a caption preset goes (proposals, update_captions, the brand). Changing a saved style doesn't change videos already made with it. Free.

save_caption_style

Searches free stock video (Pexels) for a scene, ranked for the shape and length you need, with previews and credits to the creator. To use a clip, bring it in with import_media_from_url(videoUrl) and put the returned URL on the scene: update_project for faceless and from-scratch videos, edit_video({ scenes }) for stock footage and AI skeleton videos. Free.

search_stock_media

Designs the video's cover (thumbnail) — the first frame viewers see in the feed, like the editor's Thumbnail panel: a short headline in a style (impact, tiktok, highlight, neon, gradient, outline, news, clean — how each looks: get_creation_guide(type).cast.coverStyles), where it sits, and what is behind it: a frozen moment of the video (frameSec) or an image in Crealix. To give it an AI-made cover ("make an image for my thumbnail"): generate_images at the video's aspect ratio (leave room for the headline if it will carry one), wait until it is done (get_status), then set_cover with its URL as imageUrl — with or without a title on top. remove: true takes the cover off. auto: true runs Crealix's own cover designer instead (the one every video gets when its generation finishes): it looks at the video's real frames, picks the hero moment, writes a 2–4 word hook and edits that frame into the cover (same character, same style) — 1 credit, a few seconds; pass hint to steer it; mode fix / new-concept / from-frame (see mode) and headline refine it. Works for every type. It goes into the next render — a video already rendered needs rendering again to show it. Manual covers are free (the image itself is priced by generate_images) and reversible with undo_last_change.

set_cover

Puts a voice effect on a project's narration — the editor's voice changer: pitch (helium, deep voice, giant…), character (robot, alien), ambience (stadium, dreamy), devices (radio, telephone, megaphone), horror (possessed, creepy whisper, many voices…) and kids (cartoon, mouse, friendly monster) — or takes it off with 'normal' (the original narration is kept, so any effect can be changed or removed later). For narrated videos: faceless, from scratch, stock, AI skeleton, Reddit stories, tweets, text messages and split screens. How each one sounds: get_creation_guide(type).cast.voiceEffects. Crealix processes the narration in the background (seconds to a minute; re-recorded scenes get it again by themselves) — the card's draft plays it once ready, and a render waits until it is. Free.

set_voice_effect

Shows the user a card to choose from — voices and music to play, visual styles and characters with their image, caption styles as they look, video and image models with their price — when they want to see what there is or asked you to suggest. Filter (language, gender, query) and keep limit to 6–12. Each option has a button that sends you their choice. When they already named what they want, look it up with browse_catalog instead (no card). Free.

show_options

Shows a project to the user as a card: while Crealix makes it, its progress; then a player with the draft (every type, with the voice, captions and music) and what rendering it costs; once rendered, the final video to download. Use it when the user asks to see a project, or to bring back one from earlier. A video created or rendered from the card already shows there, and one you just created shows in the create tool's own card. Free.

show_project