Feature
Smart Visuals
Not every scene wants the same kind of image. Orange reads the mood, style, and content of each beat and routes it to the engine that handles it best, then checks the result against your script so the visuals don't invent facts or numbers you never said.
How it works
Each scene is read
Orange looks at what the scene needs: a clean title card, a moody close-up, a chart, a person using a phone.
Matched to the right engine
It picks from several image and video engines, each strong at different things, so the look fits the scene instead of one engine doing everything.
Checked against your script
Before it's final, Orange makes sure on-screen text and figures match what your narration actually says.
Why it matters
Looks made for the scene
A documentary beat and a punchy promo beat get different treatment, automatically.
Facts stay straight
If your narration says "100% yours, no split," a screen in the video won't render a made-up "70/30." Orange catches and corrects that.
Readable text when it counts
Title cards and on-screen words come out legible, not garbled, when a scene calls for them.
Details other tools fumble
Someone reading their phone is shown holding it naturally, not flashing the screen at the camera.