More drafts. Same team. Pitch ready.
Meleon gives agencies moving drafts from one line of text, inside the AI chat the team already uses, so you can walk into a pitch with something on screen instead of a static board. The same team produces more directions in the same time.
Join the waitlistWhy is making video so slow for agencies?
Early concepts are usually still frames because animating a rough idea takes production time nobody has before the client says yes. Clients then judge motion work from a static board.
How does Meleon compare with the usual workflow?
| The usual way | With Meleon |
|---|---|
| 1. Generate an image | One prompt |
| 2. Regenerate — the character changed | Consistent frames |
| 3. Repair individual frames | Ready-to-post output |
| 4. Download every image | |
| 5. Open an editor, import, reorder | |
| 6. Resize to 9:16, set timing | |
| 7. Export, then export again |
Seven separate steps on the left; one sentence in your AI chat on the right.
Which Meleon Skills fit agencies?
What do agencies make with Meleon?
- Three moving directions for a pitch instead of one static board.
- A mood scene to align with the client before production starts.
- Fast revisions in the meeting: fix a single frame with “redo 7”.
- Drafts sized 9:16 so clients see them the way they will run.
Questions from agencies
Is the output good enough to show a client?
Meleon returns fifteen stills and a finished 9:16 MP4 loop. It is built for moving concepts and drafts; whether it is right for final delivery depends on your brief.
Do we need new software?
No. Meleon runs inside Grok, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. There is a terminal install for developers who want it, but nobody needs to code.
Can we revise a single frame?
Yes. Say “redo” and the frame number in the same chat, and only that frame is remade.
How do we get access?
Join the waitlist. Access opens in waves, and you get a personal referral link that moves you up when colleagues join.