Prompt intake that feels effortless
Import a text file, paste Claude output, or split a script into scenes. The user sees image count, cost, and folder output before spending anything.
Build the channel without the studio tax.
Turn a script into a complete production batch — consistent scene images, organized folders, cost controls, and clean exports ready for your editing timeline.
119scene prompts detected from one text file
$5.12estimated image cost for the full batch
4-7mparallel generation with retries and autosave
Image Generation
Generate a consistent set from your scenes.
SC
Sarah
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Choose a project
Done
Ancient Empire Documentary
2
Visual defaults
Done
GPT Image 2
16:9
Medium
3 concurrent
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Add prompts
119 prompts
Documentary realism, muted history palette, cinematic contrast, artifact texture…
1/119
Scene 001: Bronze gate at dawn, ancient Mesopotamia, warm amber light…
2/119
Scene 002: Trade caravan crossing a dry mountain pass, late Bronze…
3/119
Scene 003: Royal seal pressed into clay tablet, torchlight, close…
4/119
Scene 004: Merchants at a busy harbor, terracotta vessels lined…
5/119
Scene 005: Map illustration of Anatolia trade route, hand-drawn…
Balance
$24.88
Est. cost
$5.12
Output
119 images
87 Completed
5 Generating
27 Queued
0 Failed
#1/119
Bronze gate at dawn
#2/119
Mountain caravan
#3/119
Royal seal closeup
#4/119
Harbor merchants
#5/119
Anatolia route map
Storm over capital
#88
Bronze tablet macro
#89
Abandoned city gate
This is what Wynder makes.
Three scenes from real batches. One style kit per video. Every image generated in parallel and exported as a numbered set.
Wynder ✦
Detective's desk — case files, a corkboard of suspects, and one lamp cutting through the dark
Wynder ✦
Where does a dollar go? — a clean diagram of the three places your money can work
Wynder ✦
Underground cave system — a labeled cross-section with rock layers, explorer, and river
One prompt per scene. One style kit for the batch. Every image generated by Wynder.
Why Wynder exists
I built this for my own channel.
I run a faceless YouTube channel. Every video needs 80–120 scene images to keep viewers engaged. I was spending hours prompting one image at a time in tools that cost over $100/month — tools that weren't designed for this workflow and still left me doing everything manually.
So I built Wynder. Paste your scenes, set your visual style once, generate everything in parallel, download clean folders ready for your editing timeline. The tool works because I use it myself — every video on my channel is built with it.
From script to edit folder.
Paste a script, upload a prompt file, or pipe in Claude output. Wynder organizes every scene into a named folder with retries, cost controls, and a clean export — ready for your editing timeline.
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Import the sourcePaste a script, upload prompts, or bring in Claude scene output.
119 scenes
02
Lock the visual languageChoose a style kit with prefix, aspect ratio, references, model, and negatives.
1 kit
03
See cost before runningCreators know expected spend, runtime, image count, and concurrency before clicking generate.
$5.12
04
Generate in parallelAutosave each image, retry failures, keep the batch moving without babysitting.
4-7m
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Review and exportFavorite, reject, regenerate individual scenes, and export a numbered zip ready for your timeline.
ready
ancient-empire.zip
One zip, numbered images + your prompts file
ancient-empire.zip
001-bronze-gate-at-dawn.png1.2 MB
002-roman-forum-at-midday.png1.1 MB
003-hannibal-crossing-the-alps.png1.3 MB
21 more images…
prompts.txt4 KB
24numbered images ready for your editing timeline
1-clickretry any failed scene without rerunning the batch
$0monthly commitment required to start
Style kits instead of prompt chaos
Reusable prefixes, references, model choices, aspect ratio, and negatives are bundled into kits so every image in a batch stays visually aligned.
Review, retry, export
A creator-friendly gallery lets you favorite, reject, and retry failures one at a time — then export a numbered zip ready to drop into your editing timeline.
Not another giant AI studio.
Wynder is focused on purpose — production tools for creators who want a direct path from script to finished channel, without paying for features they'll never use.
Powerful, but priced for everything.
Tools built for a full AI cinema suite are useful when creators want everything — but if the job is "generate every image for this video," the extra surface area can feel expensive and slow to learn.
- Monthly plans often start at $100+ for casual creators.
- Creators still rely on Claude or ChatGPT to build prompt lists.
- Great for many media types, less focused on editing-ready output.
VS
Focused on the production pipeline.
Wynder is the fastest path from script to a finished production batch — consistent visuals, clean exports, transparent cost. The image pipeline is first. More tools follow.
- No $125/month commitment just to start generating batches.
- Style kits apply the same visual language across every scene.
- Exports are organized for real video editing workflows.
Pricing that feels fair at upload time.
Pay only for what you generate, or lock in monthly credits at a better rate. No subscriptions required to start — buy a $10 pack and run your first batch today.
Subscriptions are billed annually — save $72/yr on Creator, $168/yr on Studio.
Starter
For creators testing the workflow or making occasional videos.
$0/ month
Buy credits only when you need them. No subscription wall.
- Batch prompt upload and queue management
- Style kit with prefix, aspect ratio, model, and negative defaults
- Autosave, retry failures, and project folders
- Up to 1 concurrent image — reliable for any batch size
- Pay-as-you-go generation credits
Creator
For faceless channels producing regular videos with 50-200 images each.
$18/ month
Billed $216 yearly
3,000 credits included monthly. Rolls over one month if unused.
- 3,000 credits/month — rolls over one month if unused
- Up to 3 concurrent images — faster batches, fewer waits
- Full batch history with per-image retry across all projects
- Numbered export zip ready to drop into your editing timeline
- Everything in Starter
Studio
For channels posting at higher volume who need more credits and API access.
$45/ month
Billed $540 yearly
8,000 credits/month with 2-month rollover. Includes Wynder API key access.
- 8,000 credits/month — rolls over two months if unused
- Up to 3 concurrent images per batch
- Wynder API key for programmatic batch access
- Full batch history with per-image retry across all projects
- Everything in Creator
The output should feel finished.
Every batch ends with one clean zip: numbered PNG files in scene order, plus a prompts.txt so you always know which description produced which image.
Export contents24 files
001-bronze-gate-at-dawn.png1.2 MB
002-roman-forum-at-midday.png1.1 MB
003-hannibal-crossing-the-alps.png1.3 MB
21 more images…
prompts.txt4 KB
Numbered in scene order001, 002, 003 — filenames match your script sequence.
Review before you exportFavorite, reject, and retry scenes inside the app first.
prompts.txt includedEvery scene description, in order, inside the zip.
Drop straight into your editorNumbered PNGs import cleanly to Premiere, Resolve, or CapCut.
Start the production batch before the idea cools off.
From script to organized production folder in a single session — with transparent cost before anything runs and clean exports ready for Premiere, Resolve, or CapCut.
Typical documentary batch100-200 images
Estimated first run$5-$10
Best starting planCreator
Workflow promiseScript to finished production folder