Fluos documentation
Fluos product guides plus Fluos developer resources — OpenAPI, authentication, and webhooks.
fluos is an AI motion agent. You describe the video you want in plain language, and fluos writes a real animated composition — layout, typography, motion, and audio — then renders it live in a sandbox preview you can play, refine, and export as MP4 or GIF.
There is no timeline to learn and no keyframes to place. You iterate by talking to the agent, the same way you would brief a motion designer.
New here?
Start with Getting Started to set up your account, then follow Create Your First Video for the full chat-to-export loop.
Start here
Create an account, finish onboarding, and land in your dashboard.
The core loop: brief, build, preview, refine, export.
Every panel in the sidebar and what it is for.
How to brief the agent so the first build lands close.
How fluos works
- You brief the agent in chat. Attach a logo, footage, a screenshot, or a link if you have one.
- fluos builds a real composition. Each build runs in an isolated sandbox where the agent writes and validates the animation, generates any narration or music, and checks its own motion quality.
- The preview goes live. You scrub it, play it, and send follow-ups to change specific beats.
- You export. Download an MP4 with audio or a silent GIF loop.
Every successful build is saved to version history, so you can always go back to an earlier cut.
Explore by area
Think out loud and agree on a plan before anything is built.
Pro toggle that unlocks AI video and image generation.
Upload logos, footage, documents, and reusable snippets.
Reusable playbooks the agent loads on demand.
Pull briefs and brand assets from Figma, Notion, Drive, Slack, and Linear.
Invite teammates, assign roles, and share one library.
Playback controls, formats, quality presets, and render limits.
Free builds, pay-what-you-want Pro, credits, and referrals.
Fluos developer resources
Agents and integrators should start at Fluos developer resources. The OpenAPI spec lives at /openapi.json. Auth and inbound webhooks are documented at Fluos API authentication and Fluos webhooks.
Get help
If something is not behaving, Troubleshooting covers the common cases and the FAQ answers the questions we get most often. Unfamiliar term? Check the Glossary.
You can also send feedback from inside the app: open the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar and choose Product feedback.