Beeble

Beeble is a cloud-based AI visual effects platform for filmmakers, VFX artists, compositors and studios. It takes existing footage, whether shot on camera or generated, and lets artists relight it, replace backgrounds and skies, swap objects, rotoscope subjects, change night to day and expand the frame. Beeble keeps the source aspect ratio, frame rate and resolution, and lets a mask lock an actor's face and performance so those pixels are not altered.

Work in Beeble happens on Canvas, a node-based compositor where Beeble's own models are chained with editing nodes and third-party image and video models. Artists branch ideas, compare versions and start from ready-made templates for tasks such as sky replacement, set extension and camera tracking. SwitchX, the in-house video-to-video model, uses an alpha mask to decide what is kept from the source and a reference image or prompt to decide how the rest looks.

Beeble's tool set includes SwitchX, Reframe for expanding a shot to any aspect ratio, Background Remover with the MatAnyone and CorridorKey models, a VFX Pass Generator that produces PBR, depth and alpha maps, 3D Relight for real-time lighting with point lights and HDRIs, SDR to HDR conversion to 16-bit EXR, and an Upscaler using Topaz or Magnific. Built-in generators include Nano Banana, GPT Image 2.5, FLUX, Seedance and Kling.

Beeble's free accounts get 90 credits a month for the VFX Pass Generator and 3D Relight, for non-commercial use. Creator costs $19 a month, or $16 billed annually, with 540 credits; Professional costs $75, or $60 annually, with 2,400 credits and 4K, 10-bit output. Team costs $84 per seat per month billed yearly, and Enterprise is sold through sales. Paid plans carry a full commercial license, and Beeble does not train on paid customers' content.

Use cases

• Film work that keeps actors' performances while the environment around them is rebuilt
• Commercials that change the brief without reshooting the footage
• Product and brand campaigns made from a single shoot
• Replacing manual rotoscoping with automatic subject tracking and mattes
• Turning footage into relightable 3D assets for Blender, Unreal or Nuke