AIM Previz vs Previs Pro

AIM Previz is a pre-visualization platform for creative work from script planning through screening, with continuity controls to carry choices across shots. Its six modes include an infinite board, script breakdown, storyboard, keyframe, 3D scene staging, and motion generation. Users can lock cast, wardrobe, props, set, and grade. The toolkit describes more than 45 cameras, 21 lenses, and 200 graded look profiles. Outputs include progressive upscaling and named, separated layers for organized PSD export, as well as individual frames, ZIP archives, and professional formats. The maker says its orchestration routes work across 99 generative engines for video, image, audio, and 3D. Generation uses credits per action, and motion rates vary by footage duration and engine; the app shows the rate before a run. It runs on the web and through an API. The Free plan is free and provides 50 credits a month, all rooms and tools, and a seven-day Pro trial with 150 credits. Pro costs $29 a month; Creator $80 a month; Studio $199 a month. Creator seats cost $450 a month.

Previs Pro is a 3D previsualisation tool for filmmakers planning virtual sets, character placement, camera angles, and editorial timelines. Its simulation follows real-world optics rather than working as a flat drawing canvas. It imports screenplay files from Final Draft, Fountain, Open Screenplay Format, Fade In, and Celtx. Export options include PDF, JPEG, PNG, MP4, and NLE; the NLE export is a Final Cut Pro 7 XML project compatible with Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. The free plan permits one animatic per project and watermarks exports. Annual, Monthly, and Lifetime plans provide unlimited projects, scenes, shots, and animatics, with AI generation charged by use. Annual costs $9.99 a year, billed $119.99/year; Monthly costs $39.99 a month; Lifetime costs $359.99, paid once. Previs Pro runs on iOS and macOS, with no Windows or Android version or roadmap. A purchase works on up to five personal devices using the same Apple ID.