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Movie settings

When you start a new movie you’ll see a few controls below the chat input. They set the container Popp will produce inside. You can change most of them later by asking Popp directly (“re-render this in vertical”).

The video aspect ratio.

OptionAspectGood for
Vertical9:16TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts
Horizontal16:9YouTube, Vimeo, web embeds
Square1:1Instagram feed, multi-platform fits

Pick this up front — the agent composes shots differently depending on the frame.

How long the finished video should be.

  • 6, 15, 30, 60 seconds — a fixed target. Popp will pace shots to land on it.
  • auto — Popp picks a length based on how much story is in the script.

Plans cap the maximum length: Starter is 30 sec, Creator is 90 sec, Pro is 5 min, Enterprise is up to 1 hr. See Pricing & credits.

A visual style preset that biases the look — cinematic, hand-drawn, retro, photoreal, anime, etc. Some styles are gated to paid users.

If you have a specific look in mind that the presets don’t cover, describe it in the prompt instead — “in the style of a 16mm Wes Anderson short” — and skip the picker.

Compute tier for the video generation models. Higher tiers cost more credits and take longer to render but produce sharper, more coherent results.

TierUse it when…
BudgetYou’re prototyping a concept and want to iterate fast.
StandardThe default. Good for most published shorts.
ProHero shots, ads, hero scenes in a longer movie.
MasterFinal renders for client work or campaign launches.
Experimental / HighestWhen the budget is no object and you want the absolute current ceiling.

You can render different versions at different tiers — produce a Standard cut to lock the edit, then re-render at Master once you’re happy.

Two modes:

  • Story (default) — narrative-driven movies with characters, scenes, beats.
  • Social — short-form formats tuned for hooks, captions-first pacing, and platform conventions (TikTok, Reels, Shorts).

If you’re making a TikTok, Reel, or Short and you’re not sure, Social usually lands closer.

If you started this movie from a character page or by clicking “use in a movie” on an element, those elements come prefilled as tags on the first message. Popp will use them.

You can also add elements at any point in the chat by @-mentioning them.

You can attach reference images directly with the first message — see Attachments. They’re treated as visual references, not literal frames to use.