Starting Frame. Launch Frame →
Tools for people who make media —
for the day of the shoot, and the week after it.

Make something.
Start now.

Build a graphic once and use it twice — put it on air, or put it in the edit. Plus a live run-of-show suite for the day, and a Blender shelf for the desk. The free tools need no account.

the range

The day of. And the week after.

Two halves of the same job — and the tools in the middle work on both. That is the part nothing else does.

in your browser · free · no account

Open a tab, make a thing.

The free tools are the front door. Use them without signing in; email capture is a friendly post-export opt-in, never a wall.

in Blender · one-time add-ons

Add-ons that skip the afternoon of setup.

Buy once, keep forever. Each one removes a specific grunt-work job — lighting a product, rolling an object, building a city, sorting a library.

run it live · Starting Frame membership · $24/mo

When your stream becomes a show.

The paid production suite behind one login — a real teleprompter, a broadcast rundown, and the live stream graphics, together.

Start the 14-day trial → Free run-of-show templates →
made with the tools

Here’s what comes out the other end.

Real frames made with Sprawl, Studio Stage, and Blip — the inspiration reel. Watch the seamless loops move on YouTube.

sprawl · night city
studio stage · product shot
sprawl · downtown
blip · robot face
Watch the loops on YouTube →
the promise

Nothing on our site.
Everything in yours.

We hold the connection, not the content. Your files stay yours — browser tools export straight to your machine, add-ons live in your Blender, and nothing gets locked in.

Meet the team

The people behind Frame.

Brian Pilgrim

Brian Pilgrim

Chief Executive Officer

Twenty years producing video — agency, brand, broadcast. PGA member. Brian builds Frame’s tools for the producers, editors, and operators doing the same work he does — the ones he wished he had.

Brandy Sprinkles Pilgrim

Brandy Sprinkles Pilgrim

Chief Barking Officer

Without her, the house would be overrun with birds and squirrels. She takes that responsibility seriously.