About · FicReel
An image-first AI anime studio.
FicReel is a browser-based AI anime image and video studio: you make or upload a keyframe, then animate it into a five- or ten-second shot. This page explains who builds it, what it deliberately does not do, and how the guides on this site are written.
What FicReel is
FicReel is built for anime and original-character work. The workflow is two deliberate steps: an image first, then one short motion generation from that image. A frame costs 6 credits, a 5-second shot costs 45 credits, and a 10-second shot costs 90. New devices start with 100 free credits, no card.
It is not a one-click video generator. There is no editing suite, no music, no lip-sync, and no long-form export. Every generation is triggered by a person; nothing chains, retries, or spends credits on its own. The output is always a single image or a single short clip that you download.
Who runs it
FicReel is an independent product operated by Jingfei Guo (China). It is a small operation: the same people build the product and write the guides. There is no outside content agency and no paid placement in the guides.
Support and legal notices go to admin@mail.ficreel.com. The contracting entity, address, and governing law are on the terms page; the data practices are on the privacy page.
What the product deliberately does not do
- No third-party characters. FicReel ships no character library and does not reproduce specific copyrighted characters. Users work from their own art, photos they have the rights to, or generated frames.
- No hidden model names. The generation engine is presented publicly as ficreel-1.0; the site does not advertise underlying model vendors.
- No automatic spending. There are no scheduled generations, no auto-retry loops, and no batches that charge while you are away.
- No fake social proof. You will not find invented user counts, star ratings, or testimonials on this site.
How the guides are written
The learn hub and the beginner guide are written in English by the FicReel team. Every price, duration, and credit number on this site comes from the same product configuration the studio uses, not from a separate marketing document. Each guide shows a publication date and is updated when the product changes.
Guides describe product behaviour and general craft (camera moves, reference-image quality, composition). Where a statement is a rule of thumb rather than a measured fact, it is written as one. We do not publish invented statistics, invented benchmarks, or comparisons we cannot source. If a guide disagrees with what the product does, that is a bug: write to us and we will fix the page.
External links in guides point to general references (for example, film-language articles). They are not affiliate links and we are not paid for them.
Payments, today
Checkout is currently closed. The site lists planned tiers as product parameters, but nothing on this site can take a payment and no card details are collected. See pricing, refunds, and terms for the exact position.
Contact
Product questions, bug reports, corrections, and privacy requests: admin@mail.ficreel.com. We read this inbox; a reproducible report is the fastest way to get a fix.
Last updated: November 12, 2026 · Learn · Guide · Contact · Terms