Help Center
Find answers to commonly asked questions about Cinemaforest and how to use our AI-powered tools.
Quick Start Guide
1. Upload
Start by uploading your image or generating one with AI.
2. Transform
Choose what you want to create — angles, storyboards, or characters.
3. Download
Export your results as individual images or PDFs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get started with Cinemaforest?
Simply upload an image or generate one with AI, then choose what you want to create — camera angles, storyboards, characters, or backgrounds. The AI will transform your input into professional-grade results.
What are Meme Shots?
Meme Shots restages the person from your reference image into trending internet poses and compositions — finger hearts, mirror selfies, low-angle power shots — while preserving their identity (face, outfit, hair). It supports 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 ratios. Hand poses may occasionally need regeneration due to AI limitations.
What are Multi Angles?
Multi Angles is our flagship feature that transforms a single image into 15 professional camera angles, including extreme wide shots, close-ups, low angles, high angles, dutch angles, and compositional shots like over-the-shoulder and POV.
What are Multi Poses?
Multi Poses transforms a character image into 15 dynamic poses — standing, walking, running, combat, hero and more — with a facial expression automatically matched to each pose, while keeping the exact same character identity, outfit, and background.
What file formats are supported?
We support JPG, PNG, and WebP image formats up to 10MB in size. Images are automatically compressed and optimized for best results.
How many images can I generate?
Each account has credits. Different features use different amounts of credits: Multi Angles (10 credits) and Multi Poses (10 credits) generate 15 images each, Storyboard scenes (1 credit per scene), and other tools (1-3 credits per generation).
Can I download the generated images?
Yes! All generated images can be downloaded individually or in bulk. We also offer PDF export for storyboards and character sheets.
Is my data private?
Your uploaded images and generated content are stored locally in your browser and processed through secure API calls. We do not store your images on our servers permanently.
What's the difference between Upload and Generate modes?
Upload mode lets you start with your own images and transform them. Generate mode creates entirely new images from text descriptions using AI.
How accurate are the camera angles?
Our AI uses advanced image transformation techniques to maintain subject consistency while applying professional cinematography principles. Results may vary based on the source image quality and composition.
What are Text Tools (Prompt Writers)?
Text Tools write production-ready prompts for six external AI tools — Flow (Veo 3.1), Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Midjourney (image), Suno (music), and ElevenLabs (voice & SFX). Describe your scene (or just attach an image), and you get a prompt tuned to each tool's own grammar: Midjourney's 6-block structure, Seedance's beat-chunked direction with @Image tagging, Flow's dialogue-and-beats style, Kling's Master + Shot list, Suno's GMIV + lyric meta tags, and ElevenLabs' audio tags. Copy it and paste straight into the tool.
How are the Suno and ElevenLabs writers different?
Suno (music) generates a dual input: a style field following the GMIV formula (Genre → Mood → Instruments → Vocals) and a lyrics field structured with [Verse][Chorus] meta tags — pick a use case (OST ballad, ad beat, cinematic score) and set BPM, vocals, lyric language, and excluded styles. ElevenLabs (voice) writes acting scripts with inline audio tags ([whispers], [sighs]...) plus a voice design and recommended settings, with modes for narration, multi-speaker dialogue, sound effects (up to 30s, loopable), and music briefs (Eleven Music).
How many reference images can I attach, and what are roles?
Each tool has its own limit, matching the real platform: Seedance up to 12, Kling up to 7, Flow up to 3 (Ingredients), Midjourney 1 (omni reference). You assign each image a role — character, location, prop, storyboard, style, etc. — and the numbering carries into the generated prompt (e.g. @Image 1 = character), so you can upload the same set to the target tool in the same order. You can also attach an image with no text to reverse-engineer a prompt that recreates it.
What is Motion Mood?
A camera-movement vocabulary system with 29 moods in 5 families (narrative, commercial, stillness, time manipulation, transitions). Pick a family, then a mood — like Suspense or Product Hero — and the prompt uses professional cinematography vocabulary (creeping push-in, luxurious orbit...). You can combine up to two moods to blend them. Leave it on Auto and the mood is inferred from your request.
What is the Structure Breakdown?
Every generated prompt comes with a collapsible breakdown that dissects it by the tool's structural principle — block by block, with the original English fragment and a plain-language explanation of what each part does. Use it to edit specific parts confidently, and to learn each tool's prompt grammar as you go.
How many credits do prompt writers use?
2 credits per generation — it's text-only, so far cheaper than image generation. Choosing 3 drafts (three distinct takes on your request) uses 6 credits. Reference images and the structure breakdown don't cost extra.