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What can I do with Flim?

Flim centralizes your creative workflow, letting you move from your initial idea to a structured pitch.

Written by Vincent Arlat

1. Find the exact references you need

Navigate a curated database of over 2 million assets to discover high-quality visual references.

  • Search by mood and concept: Look for specific emotions, lighting styles, or abstract ideas. The Search Engine uses advanced semantic AI to interpret visual language and artistic intent, going beyond basic keywords.

  • Apply professional filters: Refine your search results by selecting precise color palettes, HEX codes, frame sizes, camera shot types, aspect ratios, movements, or release years.

  • Search using an image: Drag and drop an image or paste a web URL into the search bar. Flim analyzes the asset to find visually related shots with similar composition, grading, or lighting.

2. Organize your ideas and collaborate

Structure your visual research and share your projects to align your team around a consistent visual direction.

  • Build visual boards: Save any image or video clip from the search grid into a Board with a single click. Organize your projects by adding descriptions and multiple tags.

  • Collaborate in real time: Share your Boards with team members to edit, curate, and build layouts together simultaneously.

  • Get smart suggestions: The recommendation engine analyzes the collective aesthetic of your Board to suggest additional stills and videos that match the visual DNA of your project.

  • Share and export your work: Generate a public link to showcase your Board to external clients, even if they do not have an account. Export an entire Board into a ZIP file containing images or video files.

3. Create custom images and sequence your story

Bridge the gap between inspiration and execution by using advanced AI tools to generate the exact frames required for your project.

  • Generate custom visuals from text: Use advanced generative models, including Nano Banana Pro for images, or Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.0 for videos, to produce high-fidelity content directly from text prompts.

  • Transform existing references: Drag and drop results from the database into the AI Dock to use them as reference images. Generate precise variations, apply camera angle presets, or turn still images into video clips.

  • Instantly illustrate a pitch or story: Use the Magic Board feature to turn a script or pitch treatment into a chronological sequence of 25 to 100 images, providing a solid visual foundation for your narrative.

  • Create your own visual style and generate from it: The Aesthetics feature allows you to keep your creative direction locked. By selecting 10 images, you can define a precise visual style and turn it into a reusable generative preset, allowing you to produce visuals that stay aligned with your intended look with total consistency. You can also explore, test, and iterate with pre-defined Aesthetics provided by Flim or shared by the community.

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