Slick turns a short brief into a storyboard, renders it with leading models from Google, ByteDance, Runway, OpenAI and others, then upscales it to 4K. You see the cost before every step.
Pick what you're making. Slick handles the steps between a brief and a finished file.
Single images, clips, voice-overs and sound effects from one prompt bar, with every model's real settings.
Say what you need in a few lines. Add product photos or cast references if you have them.
A shot list, prompts and scripts written for you, with the exact cost of every step. Edit anything.
Stills of every shot. Regenerate the ones you don't like. No video is paid for until you approve.
Shots, voice and music are generated, cut together, upscaled if you want, and delivered.
Every result, and anything you upload, can be finished to delivery quality without leaving Slick.
Images up to 16× with Magnific Precision. Video to 1K, 2K or 4K with Magnific Video.
Convert SDR video to HDR10, HLG or ProRes HDR (BT.2020) with Runway Ruby.
Conform clips to 24, 25, 30, 60 or 120 fps, including 23.976 and 29.97.
Clean up noisy speech, or dub it into 29 languages while keeping the speaker's voice.
Every model is available through the Runway API. Each result is labelled with the model that made it.
Credits map one-to-one to what the models cost. No per-model markups hidden in the price.
5,000 credits every month. Top up 1,000 credits for $20 whenever you need more.
Based on each model's published price. Most projects mix models: a 30-second Seedance product film at 1080p, upscaled to 4K, uses roughly 2,100–2,400 credits.
Get startedFor teams producing at volume.
One Slick credit equals one Runway credit, the unit the models are billed in. Every action shows its cost before you run it. We reserve that amount while the job runs and charge what the provider actually bills, which is never more than we showed you.
Technical failures are refunded automatically. If a provider declines a request under its content policy, it still bills us for the attempt, so we pass that cost on. We show you which happened.
Yes, within each model provider's terms. Model names are shown on every result so you always know what made it.
Slick doesn't train any models. Your files are stored privately and are only sent to the models you choose to use.
No. It's on by default for video because it's the cheapest way to get a shot right. Turn it off for one-step rendering, or use Create for single generations.