Paint one frame and propagate that style across the shot
EbSynth takes a hand-painted or retouched keyframe and carries that treatment through the remaining frames of a clip using a patch-based texture synthesis algorithm rather than a generative model, which keeps brushstrokes and fine detail stable from frame to frame. Version 2 moved the tool into the browser and runs roughly ten times faster, so edits preview close to real time. Studios can license an offline command-line build that never uploads footage.
Free accounts export MP4 up to 720p; the $20/month Pro tier raises the cap to 4K, adds PNG sequence export and 100 generated images a month, and the offline Studio build is quoted on request.
Use tool ↗The right tool when you need a specific human-painted look held consistently across a shot — it has real broadcast credits on Undone and Wednesday. Do not buy it expecting a text-prompt video generator; there is no prompt box driving the core effect.
Watch out: The core engine is not generative AI — it is a texture-synthesis algorithm, so prompt-driven expectations will be disappointed.
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