What Flick does
Flick is an AI filmmaking tool that the company describes as Figma plus Cursor for film, giving creators a canvas to direct AI-generated films. The product centers on letting filmmakers think in terms of scripts, characters, and scenes rather than one-off text-to-video prompts, while the platform handles the underlying AI.
Key capabilities
Flick provides an infinite canvas where users upload or generate text, images, and video as connected nodes, with a chat-to-create workflow. Editing tools are built directly into the canvas so creators can iterate on shots, specify exactly what kind of shot to add or remove, and shape a stronger narrative through non-linear, cinematic controls. The company also operates Studio, producing its own AI films and sharing behind-the-scenes workflows as reusable canvases and templates.
Who it's for
Flick targets filmmakers and creators who want aesthetic control and natural, non-linear creative workflows for AI films. It was founded by filmmaker Zoey Zhang and former Instagram engineer Ray Wang, is part of Y Combinator's F25 batch, and supports a creator community that has produced award-winning AI short films at international festivals.