Why teams switch
Made for creatives
Replace a stack of tools with a single, faster, cheaper studio.
Save up to 70%
One subscription replaces separate video, image, avatar and chat tools.
10x faster production
Go from idea to finished content in minutes, not days.
Consistent brand
Keep characters, styles and voices consistent across every asset.
Multilingual
Create and translate content in 40+ languages.
Secure by design
Your data is encrypted and never used to train public models.
Team collaboration
Shared workspaces, projects and credits for your whole team.
The stack you stop paying for
Tab9 replaces the tools you rent one by one — without replacing the way you work.
Footage
Stock libraries, shoot days, reshoots
A prompt or a still, generated in the studio
Voice
A separate text-to-speech subscription
TabVoice cloning and 100+ ready voices
Dubbing
An editor, a translator and a lip-sync pass
TabLipsync across 40+ languages
Restoration
A desktop upscaler and a second machine
TabUpscale at up to 2x, in the same project
Finishing
A workstation and a render farm
TabStudio and TabRender in the browser
Revisions
Another shoot, another week
Re-run the take with a sharper prompt
Built for the work you ship
The same studio, pointed at six very different deadlines.
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Social teams
Daily hooks and reels without booking a shoot.
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Agencies
Concepts, animatics and client cuts in one afternoon.
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E-commerce
Product motion from a single catalogue photo.
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Learning teams
Presenters that explain at the speed of the syllabus.
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Localization
One performance, forty languages, one timeline.
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Solo creators
A studio's output without a studio's overhead.
Make every credit count
Four habits that separate a usable take from a lucky one.
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One move per take
Two camera moves in one prompt usually land neither. Split the shot and cut them together.
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Keep takes short
A few seconds is easier to direct, cheaper to redo and quicker to judge.
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Light before mood
"Low sun through blinds" survives a re-run. "Melancholic" does not.
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Write the negative
Name the artefacts you keep seeing — drifting text, warped hands, plastic skin.
Questions, answered plainly
What the plans include, what the engine does, and where the limits are.
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