AI media production

The dailies room, not a dashboard.

Every studio has a room where yesterday's unedited footage runs on a loop and someone marks what holds up. Tonta is that room, not a form that happens to be dark-themed.

Describe what you want. Tonta plans the shots, prices the job before anything spends, and gets it to a real cut you approve — reels, episodes, ads and more, one workspace at a time.

No free trial — every workspace is on a paid plan. Try a free Preview on your own brief first, before you enter a card.

Seedance 2.5

A preset picks the model for you — Seedance 2.5 is one of several engines Tonta routes a job to automatically, on whichever renders that shot best.

Scenes that cut like an edit, with sound, in one pass

Multiple shots and native sound come out of a single generation — no separate narration pass — and the same subject carries from shot to shot.

Your actual product, the same in every shot

Feed it reference images and the product stays consistent shot to shot — not a look-alike Tonta improvised.

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See what Tonta makes

Real output from Tonta's own eval runs and customers who chose to be featured — never a third-party demo reel.

One box. No service picker.

Create is the default entry point — describe the piece, and the agent classifies it, fills in the settings, and asks only what changes the output or the price.

A fictional creator typing a brief on a laptop at a sunlit, plant-filled home desk.
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Describe it

One box: what you want, optionally with a reference image, video or brand kit. No taxonomy to learn first.

A fictional creator reviewing a plan on a tablet on a plant-filled balcony, city rooftops behind him.
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Plan and price

The agent plans the shots and returns an itemised quote before anything spends — never a surprise charge.

A fictional creator about to tap approve on a phone in a bright yellow-tiled kitchen.
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Approve the cut

Review the render, ask for changes, or approve. You're always looking at a real cut, not a preview promise.

A fictional creator glancing between a laptop and a phone at a sunlit co-working bench.
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Publish or export

Send it to a connected account with the AI disclosure on by default, or export it and take it anywhere.

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Presets, not a model you have to pick

Tonta routes every shot to whichever engine renders it best and re-routes around a slow or unavailable one automatically. You choose an outcome — cinematic, documentary, product macro — never a vendor.

A drone-style push through a foggy pine forest at dawn, demonstrating dynamic camera motion.
Kling 2.5 Turbo (Pro)
A paper airplane gliding through a softly lit workshop, demonstrating naturalistic motion.
MiniMax Hailuo 02 (Standard)
An old brass clock mechanism turning in extreme macro, demonstrating intricate detail.
Wan 2.5 (Preview)
Rain droplets sliding down a window with glowing city bokeh beyond.
LTX Video 13B (Distilled)
A single feather falling through a shaft of window light, demonstrating photorealistic physics.
Veo 3.1 (Lite)
A drop of ink blooming and unfurling in still water, extreme macro.
Seedance 2.0
Seedance 2.5 reference-to-video: two unlabeled skincare products from separate reference stills, arranged together in a new scene, holding both products consistent across references.
Seedance 2.5 · product consistency across references
Seedance 2.5 text-to-video: a two-shot cinematic sequence of a Nigerian music producer in a home studio, with camera movement and native ambient audio.
Seedance 2.5 · multi-shot with sound
A colourful canvas sneaker product photo, the input a 3D model was generated from.
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Publish natively, disclosure on

Connect the accounts you already run. Every publish carries the AI disclosure by default, and a provider-side edit — like a stripped link — is surfaced and confirmed, never applied silently.

Instagram
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Facebook
Threads
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Bluesky
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Mastodon
Telegram
Discord
Google Business Profile
WordPress
Dev.to
Hashnode
Lemmy
Listmonk
SSlack
NNostr
WWhop
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Automation

Made three. Want it every Tuesday and Friday?

A cadence is the same settings you already used, running on a rhythm you set — never a wizard from scratch. Pause, resume, or raise the budget any time; nothing runs unattended past your own gate.

See how automation works

One subscription. Every service.

Credits meter what you actually use; the tier buys headroom, not a feature list.

StarterUS$29.00 /mo
ProUS$99.00 /mo
StudioUS$299.00 /mo
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For builders

Bring your own agent

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to a workspace and submit real, priced work from inside your own agent — every spend still goes through a quote, and nothing above the threshold happens without you.

Before you start

No free trial, a real Preview instead

Every workspace is on a paid plan. Run a free Preview on your own brief — a plan, a price and one watermarked sample — before you enter a card.

Refunds are credit, never cash

A service failure on our end puts credit back automatically. The only cash that ever returns to a card is a chargeback through your bank, which places the workspace on hold while it resolves.

No IP indemnity, stated plainly

We never say an output is cleared, rights-free, or safe to publish outright. What we provide is a provenance record — prompt version, references, generation history — as evidence of how a piece was made.

Before you start

Is there a free trial?

No — every workspace is on a paid plan, and there's no free tier. The pre-purchase proof is the Preview: your own brief, planned and priced, with one watermarked sample, before you pay for anything.

Refunds are credit, never cash

Any remedy we issue — a service failure on our end, a goodwill adjustment — is added back to your workspace as credit, not a cash refund. There is no cash-refund path in the product, and no guarantee that a delivered piece is refunded after the fact. The point where you can back out for free is the Preview, before you pay — not a claim after delivery. If a job fails through our fault, the credit it consumed is put back automatically; support can add goodwill credit too. The only cash that ever goes back to a card is a chargeback you raise with your bank, which is outside our control: while one is open the workspace is placed on hold, and it is resolved through your bank's dispute process.

What we do — and don’t — promise about your output

Tonta does not provide intellectual-property indemnity on any plan. We never say or imply that an output is cleared, rights-free, or safe to publish outright — that judgment call, and the legal risk that comes with publishing anything, stays with you. What we do provide: a provenance record for every piece (prompt version, references used, generation history) you can point to as evidence of how it was made; automated checks that run before anything publishes; and a legal hold rather than deletion if a claim comes in about something you made here.