Content Creator Studio · Self-hosted
Turn the PC you already own into a video studio that never sleeps.
Feed it images and a script. It writes the captions, narrates them in a real voice, adds motion, and renders a ready-to-post MP4 — on your own GPU, with no per-video fee and nothing uploaded to anyone's cloud.
Your GPU is idle while your queue keeps growing
What's slowing you down
One video is 20 minutes of the same clicks
Cut, caption, position the text, export — the same manual pass on every single upload.
Captions retyped by hand
Watching back the whole clip just to transcribe what was already said out loud.
Cloud render fees that scale with your ambition
The more you post, the more a per-minute or per-render bill grows — right when volume should be getting cheaper, not more expensive.
More output, without more hours or a bigger bill
What you get
Volume without extra hours
A render is a job, not a sit-down session — queue it, watch it progress, come back to a finished file.
Zero marginal cost per video
Encoding, transcription and narration all run on hardware you already own — the only costs are the ones you choose to opt into.
Production that runs unattended
Set a schedule once; it keeps producing while you're doing anything else.
From raw material to finished MP4
How it works
Bring your images & script
Upload stills or clips, or pull stock images — then write or paste the narration script.
Pick a voice
Three local text-to-speech engines, including Vietnamese and voice cloning — all rendered on your own GPU.
Choose motion, ratio & captions
Ken Burns direction, aspect ratio, caption style and position — with a live preview before you commit.
Render & collect the file
Watch it progress stage by stage, then pull the MP4 and its SRT sidecar from your media library.
What the studio actually looks like
See it
Representative mockups of the real dashboard — not stock photos.
Tools
Seven tool cards, each an independent, focused workflow.
Caption style editor
The preview renders through the same styling engine as the export.
Waveform visualizer
4 modes × 10 palettes, generated as a real second video layer from the audio.
Export logs
Every render keeps a per-stage timing breakdown, not just a pass/fail.
The pipeline, in full
Everything inside
Images + voiceover → captioned MP4
The whole pipeline in one pass — no manual timeline editing required.
Ken Burns motion, 6 directions + fit-screen
4× supersampled so slow zooms move smoothly instead of juddering.
6 aspect ratios, up to 4K
9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:5, 4:3, 21:9 — four quality tiers each.
NVENC encode, automatic CPU fallback
Uses your GPU when it can, degrades gracefully when it can't.
Editable Whisper captions
Review and fix the transcript before it's ever burned in — line by line, with an audio scrub.
Caption translation + dual subtitles
EN, VI, JA, ZH, KO — original and translated tracks burned at two positions at once.
3 local voice engines
Kokoro (multi-language), VieNeu (Vietnamese, with cloning), Chatterbox (cloning) — all self-hosted.
Audio-reactive waveform videos
4 modes × 10 palettes, over an image, video or solid background.
Intro cards, end CTAs, timers & overlays
Countdown or count-up timers, multiple free-standing text messages, per-clip fades.
Ear-safe music mixing
Background music ducked under narration and normalized to −14 LUFS / −1 dBTP.
ComfyUI workflow import
Bring your own image/video workflows and run them from inside the studio.
Scheduled production
A project automation loop that generates and exports on the schedule you set.
Honest about the setup — it's self-hosted
What it takes to run
Docker Compose
Runs as a set of containers on your machine or a home server — docker compose up and it's live.
One NVIDIA GPU
Powers NVENC encoding, CUDA transcription and every local voice — recent cards (incl. RTX 50-series) are supported.
Also runs CPU-only
Slower, but nothing is hard-blocked on a GPU — every encode and transcription step has a CPU fallback.
Licensed per install
A license key verified against OurAI Tech activates the product — issued when you sign up.
There is no one-click installer yet — set up is Docker Compose on infrastructure you control, not a downloadable desktop app.
Straight answers
FAQ
Do I need a GPU?
Not strictly — everything falls back to CPU. But a GPU is what makes encoding, transcription and local voices fast, and it's the whole point of the "your own hardware, no per-render fee" pitch.
What does a video cost to make?
Rendering, encoding, transcription and all three built-in voices run on your own GPU — no per-video fee. The only metered costs are optional hosted AI providers (for AI image/video generation or caption translation) that you opt into with your own API key.
Does my footage leave my machine?
Not for the core pipeline — rendering, transcription and local voice all run in your own containers. It only leaves your machine if you deliberately turn on an optional hosted provider.
Can it publish to TikTok or YouTube for me?
No — it produces the finished MP4 and keeps a publish log for your records, but uploading to a platform is still a manual step today.
Does it do Vietnamese voice and captions?
Yes — a dedicated Vietnamese text-to-speech engine with voice cloning, and captions with verified Vietnamese font coverage and translation to and from Vietnamese.
Can I use my own AI image models?
Yes — import a ComfyUI workflow (API format) and run it from inside the studio, alongside optional OpenAI and Google image/video providers.
Ready when you are
Put your GPU to work while you do anything else
Set it up once on your own hardware — every render after that costs you nothing but electricity.