Kinoloom

Kinoloom is a local AI film studio that renders shots, joins short clips, and cuts films on your PC.

Kinoloom operates as a local AI film studio inside a web application on a Windows PC. It allows users to write stories with an LLM supported by a bible for character consistency, create cast portraits and opening frames with image models, and render shots using video models like LTX-2.5 and MiniMax H3. The system joins short clips into longer takes in latent space rather than cutting them together, and a quality assurance step checks motion and facial consistency before assembling the film. It handles models larger than the available video memory by streaming parts from system RAM. The product runs locally and requires users to provide certain model weights themselves.

Kinoloom at a glance

Best for: Social media creator
Runs on: Windows, Web, self-hosted, open source
Pricing: Free
Released: October 2026
Category: AI video tool
Website: github.com/harlixay7/kinoloom

Key features

Writes stories with an LLM and character bible
Generates cast portraits and opening frames
Renders video shots using local models
Joins short video clips in latent space
Performs quality checks on motion and faces
Cuts and assembles the final film

Use it for

Making short films with open video models
Generating consistent character portraits
Rendering multi-second video takes
Assembling continuous film scenes locally

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