Describe it once. Get the finished thing.

A chat-native creative studio for the Mac. Pick what you want to make — a video, a poster, a website, a comic, a laser-cut file — and Omnimaker plans the production, generates the assets, and renders a working artifact beside the conversation. Refine it by saying what to change.

Open the app What it can make

Sixteen things it knows how to make

Each kind brings its own production plan, its own prompts and its own output format — a poster ends as print-ready artwork, a laser cut ends as machine linework. You can also just describe what you want: the app reads the brief and picks the kind, conservatively, and leaves it to you when it is unsure.

Video	Generate motion graphics, music, clips, and exports
Music video	Attach a song, pick a style, and get a video matched to the music
Poster	Design a print-ready graphic from a short brief
Website	Generate a static site artifact that can be previewed — or clone one from a URL as reference
Blog post	Draft a long-form article artifact with editorial structure
Brand assets	Generate a brand board, palette, and reusable assets
Presentation	Build an image-rich interactive deck with speaker notes and export-ready slides
Comic book	Build a multi-page comic with panels and speech bubbles
Storyboard	Plan and edit every shot before spending on generation
3D print / laser cut	Produce a printable fabrication brief, or flat cut and engraved artwork
App walkthrough	Turn a running app into a narrated walkthrough plan
Agent team	Chain multiple AI agents — research, author, video, publish — in one run
Mini app	Build an Ionic app that runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Omnimaker's new-chat screen listing creation kinds such as Video, Poster, Website, Comic book and Mini app

Over 400 starter templates, and the search never leaves the Mac

Every creation kind ships with a browsable library of worked starting points, organised by category with a featured shelf. They are bundled with the app, not fetched — so the library works on a plane, and searching it tells no one what you are making.

Omnimaker starter templates for video, with a featured shelf and category cards of bundled starting points

A budget ceiling that is enforced, not suggested

A single production job cannot spend more than $4.00. The cap is checked at safe checkpoints — before each composition attempt — so it can never abort halfway through an asset and leave you paying for nothing. A real twenty-second production runs about $0.90, and every conversation shows its own running cost.

Hard ceiling	$4.00 per job
Typical 20-second video	About $0.90
Validation attempts	Three before a job fails
Agent-team runs	Capped at 20 steps, $4.00, and 300 seconds

Plan the shots before you pay for them

Storyboard mode generates an editable draft — six shots by default, up to twelve — and generation starts only when you commit. Each shot carries its own description, duration from one to twenty seconds, reference image, voice script and continuity notes. You reorder and rewrite for the cost of a draft, not a render.

Edit by pointing at the thing you want changed

The artifact renders live in the canvas and plays with a real transport — scrub, mute, step frame by frame. Click any element in the preview and leave a note about what should change; the notes collect as chips and apply together. There is a diff view for what actually changed between revisions.

Agents that cannot invent new powers

Multi-agent runs are described by recipes: nodes, dependencies and limits. Recipes never carry executable code, and a recipe update can change prompts, models, ordering or limits but can never introduce a tool beyond the five approved ones. You watch the graph run, click any node, and see its model, prompt, cost and output.

research	Gather source material
author	Write the artifact
image	Generate visual assets
video	Generate motion
publish	Ship the result

Export in the format the destination actually wants

Renders default to 1920x1080 at 30fps, thirty seconds long, with presets for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

H.264	Best compatibility and smaller files
HEVC / H.265	Higher compression with a slower encode
Apple ProRes 422	High-quality editing master with large files
Apple ProRes 4444	Alpha-capable editing master with the largest files
Animated GIF	Silent looping GIF for chat and social posts

Jobs that survive being interrupted

Generation runs through a ten-state machine with rules that matter when something goes wrong: two writers racing on the same job cannot both win, a transition timestamped in the past is rejected rather than reordered, and replaying the same success receipt is a no-op. A retry clears the old attempt's outputs, so cost and artifacts are never misattributed to the wrong run.

Your account, your key, your machine

Omnimaker uses your own OpenRouter account through a secure browser sign-in; the key is held in the native secret store and can be disconnected at any time. Projects live in a local SQLite database with no cloud sync. Analytics never leave the device — the Insights panel says so, and it is true: nothing is uploaded.

Optional, and genuinely offline

On a capable Mac, authoring can run locally on Apple MLX, music on ACE-Step, and hands-free voice on-device with Parakeet speech recognition and Kokoro voices. Local authoring fails closed rather than quietly falling back to the cloud, so private stays private.