Black Holes
A drifting starfield, a streaking accretion disk, and one quiet formula reveal why a black hole’s shadow looks larger than its horizon.
DIRECTION“Make gravity feel like invisible architecture. Sparse, precise, immense.”
PRAXINO / A STUDIO IN CONVERSATION
Put your imagination into words. Shape the scenes in conversation. Praxino turns your ideas into animated films, rendered on your own machine.
For Codex and Claude · Windows and macOS · Local rendering
THIRTEEN STYLES, PLAYING LIVE
Every example below is a Praxino scene running live in your browser: the same HTML that the renderer captures frame by frame. Narration and music join in the final film.
A drifting starfield, a streaking accretion disk, and one quiet formula reveal why a black hole’s shadow looks larger than its horizon.
DIRECTION“Make gravity feel like invisible architecture. Sparse, precise, immense.”
Line-drawn doors, the host’s reveal, and a live tally that turns a counterintuitive answer into an obvious one.
DIRECTION“Sketch the puzzle like a glowing notebook, then prove it with 300 games.”
Characters, speech bubbles, and timed panel reveals explain immune memory in under twenty seconds.
DIRECTION“Tell it as a four-panel comic with a curious B-cell as the hero.”
Cutout pieces assemble into a cross-section. The key lifts each pin to the shear line, and the plug turns.
DIRECTION“Build the lock from paper cutouts and let the key do the explaining.”
A counter races through 42 folds while a log-scale ladder climbs from a single sheet of paper to the Moon.
DIRECTION“Bold numbers, a brisk rhythm, and a pause at every milestone.”
Sunlight, a well, and an obelisk’s shadow: a 2,200-year-old measurement drawn like a period engraving.
DIRECTION“An engraved plate that draws itself, one line of reasoning at a time.”
One orbiting mirror becomes a thousand, then a billion, until catching 1% of the Sun would dwarf everything humanity uses.
DIRECTION“Make the Sun feel wasteful, then build the swarm one mirror at a time.”
Cue, routine, reward: a stick figure and a buzzing phone explain why habits repeat, and where to break them.
DIRECTION“Draw it on a whiteboard like a teacher thinking aloud, then circle the weak spot.”
A 44-tooth chainring drives a 16-tooth sprocket: one pedal turn, 2.75 wheel turns, measured on a blueprint sheet.
DIRECTION“A technical drawing that drafts itself, then turns the cranks exactly once.”
From 32 years in 1900 to 73 today, with the doubling point and the pandemic dip marked where the data shows them.
DIRECTION“An honest newspaper chart: start at zero, annotate the turning points, cite the source.”
An ε–δ proof written in chalk: pick ε = f(a)/2, find the δ-strip on the graph, and watch the curve stay above zero. Q.E.D.
DIRECTION“Prove it on a chalkboard like a patient teacher: statement, graph, then wipe the board and finish the proof.”
Painted washes show the sun lifting vapor from the sea, a cloud gathering, rain on the hills, and a river carrying the water back.
DIRECTION“Paint it like a picture-book page: let the sun warm the sea, then follow one drop all the way home.”
A 2 kg clay ball and a 1 kg ball show that weight times distance decides the balance: 2 × 2 equals 1 × 4.
DIRECTION“Make it friendly and bouncy: clay friends hop on, the plank tips, then one slide makes it level.”
A DIRECTED CREATIVE LOOP
Describe what matters. Preview the scenes. Refine the details until the film feels like yours.
Describe the audience, argument, tone, runtime, and references as naturally as you would brief a creative director.
Watch the animated scenes play in a live preview and refine the pacing. Preview narration voices separately before the final render.
Ask for a tighter opening, a calmer palette, or a clearer explanation. Review each revision in conversation.
Once the preview is right, one approval captures the frames, mixes the sound, and produces the final film locally.
PRECISE WITHOUT BEING TECHNICAL
Praxino preserves scene structure, style, timing, and render history while your assistant translates your direction into focused revisions.
The opening feels too literal. Make it quieter and reveal the equation before the shadow.
Reworked scene 01. The equation now resolves first; the photon ring enters six seconds later. Preview ready.
1 scene revised · render history preservedYOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION
Choose a visual language, tune its mood and rhythm, and take the direction into your next Praxino conversation.
THE TREATMENT / Luminous Notebook
Curious, precise, and reassuring; explain unfamiliar terms before using them.
Mathematics · Science · Technical ideas
The style guides your scenes, illustrations, and sound. Video creation and rendering happen in your local Praxino conversation.
LOCAL BY ARCHITECTURE
Your project files, imported media, and final films live in local folders. Frame capture and video assembly run on your computer, with local narration available by default.
DPAPI on Windows. Keychain on macOS.
Nothing renders until you approve the preview.
Keep the scenes, style, and settings behind each finished film.
SIMPLE PRICING
Directing, previewing, and revising are always free. Plans only count final renders, the moment you approve a preview and Praxino records the film on your machine.
$0 forever
4 final renders a day, resetting at midnight UTC.
$3 per month
Unlimited final renders, for when the ideas keep coming.
VERSION 0.3.2
Create a free account, paste one command, and direct your first film from Codex or Claude. The command installs everything Praxino needs and connects it to your account. Run it again any time to update.
SETUP
Praxino runs on Windows and macOS with Codex or Claude (Claude Code or Claude Desktop). The install command brings Node.js and FFmpeg with it.
GOOD TO KNOW
Describe the change in your chat. Review the updated animated scenes, then approve a new render. Narration is added to the final film; voice samples can be heard separately.
Rendering and project storage happen locally. Your conversation is processed by Codex or Claude, and sign-in contacts this website. If you choose ElevenLabs, narration text or music prompts are sent to ElevenLabs. Local Kokoro narration works offline after its initial model download.
Yes. Local Kokoro narration is selected by default and needs no API key. Its quantized model downloads on the first voice sample, stays in Praxino's local model cache, and can synthesize offline afterward.
ElevenLabs is optional. Use it when you want AI narration or generated music:
Local Kokoro and system voices remain available without an API key. ElevenLabs music generation requires a paid ElevenLabs plan.
Free accounts get 4 final renders per day, resetting at midnight UTC. A render counts when you press Approve & render; previews, revisions, and narration samples never count, and a render that fails or is canceled is given back. Pro removes the limit for $3 a month.
Your account connects Praxino on your computer. Sign-in happens on this website; your projects and renders stay on your machine.