# Yarnix

> Yarnix is the series engine for vertical video: lock a cast once, and every 9:16 episode keeps their faces, voices and real-world sizes — checked shot by shot. It is for adult creators, brands and studios making recurring short series, including kids' content made by adults.

## What it does

- Character passports: height in centimetres, proportions in heads, build, palette, outfit, rules and a voice, locked and versioned.
- Scale-anchored keyframes: the first frame of each shot is laid out from the passports, then animated.
- Quality checks: every shot is measured against a ±7 % height tolerance; drifting shots are retaken inside the episode's budget.
- Receipts: every episode lists shots, rejected takes with reasons, the largest height drift, and credits quoted, charged and refunded.
- Output: vertical 9:16 episodes with captions kept clear of platform interfaces.
- Video models are routed per shot among those the router can call today: Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3, Veo 3.1, FLUX 3 and Grok Imagine 1.5.

## Status

Pre-launch. The waitlist is open (double opt-in); invites go out in small batches. No example episode has been rendered for the site yet: example receipts are labelled samples with illustrative numbers.

## Pricing summary

- Free: 300 one-time credits and the first character Lock free. Plan limits apply from launch, when billing opens.
- Starter: $19/month, 2,000 credits (about 2 standard 30-second episodes), up to 2 characters per shot.
- Creator: $49/month, 5,500 credits (about 6 standard 30-second episodes), up to 3 characters per shot.
- Pro: $129/month, 15,000 credits (about 16 standard 30-second episodes), up to 4 characters per shot.
- Studio: $399/month, 50,000 credits (about 55 standard 30-second episodes), up to 4 characters per shot.
- A character Lock costs 400 credits; a 30-second episode costs 100 (Draft), 900 (Standard), 1800 (Pro) or 9000 (Max) credits.
- Credits are held when a render starts and charged only for shots that are delivered. Nothing is billed during the waitlist.

## Formats

- Office rivals — micro-drama cliffhanger (45 s): Two rivals, one corner office and a robot courier with terrible timing.
- Tiny dragon bedtime tale (60 s): A palm-sized dragon, a patient grandmother and one more story before sleep.
- Mascot unboxing (15 s): Your mascot opens your product with a host, at true size.
- Grandpa & robot — height contrast (30 s): A tall grandfather and a knee-high robot learn each other's ways.
- Explainer duo (30 s): An expert and a curious sidekick explain one idea in 30 seconds.

## Policies

- Accounts are 18+.
- No real people without verified consent; public figures are refused. No photoreal children; kids series get stricter moderation.
- We do not train AI models on customers' characters or outputs.
- Everything rendered is AI-generated and should be labelled as such.
- Legal documents are drafts under legal review until published as final.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://yarnix.cc): What Yarnix does, the lineup demo and the waitlist.
- [Pricing](https://yarnix.cc/pricing): Plans in episodes per month, credit prices and the cost calculator.
- [How it works](https://yarnix.cc/how-it-works): The five-step pipeline: passport, plan, keyframe, takes and QC, delivery.
- [Templates](https://yarnix.cc/templates): Series formats you can start from with your own cast.
- [Examples](https://yarnix.cc/examples): Demo episodes with their QC receipts.
- [Join the waitlist](https://yarnix.cc/waitlist): Email sign-up with double opt-in; referral links move you up.
- [Security](https://yarnix.cc/security): How accounts, data and media are protected.
- [Safety](https://yarnix.cc/safety): What we won't render: real people without consent, minors, third-party IP and more.
- [About](https://yarnix.cc/about): Who builds Yarnix and why.
- [Changelog](https://yarnix.cc/changelog): What shipped, week by week.
- [Third-party notices](https://yarnix.cc/legal/third-party): Open-source packages, fonts and media we ship, with licenses.
- [Micro-dramas](https://yarnix.cc/use-cases/micro-dramas): Shoot a vertical micro-drama season with the same leads in every episode: locked faces, heights and voices, retakes inside your budget. Yarnix for series studios.
- [Brand mascots](https://yarnix.cc/use-cases/brand-mascots): Keep your mascot on model and at true size next to your product in every vertical ad. Locked palette, forbidden poses and QC in Yarnix.
- [Kids' stories](https://yarnix.cc/use-cases/kids-stories): Bedtime stories where a tiny dragon stays tiny and grandma stays grandma. Yarnix is for adult creators making kids' content, with strict moderation.
- [Explainers](https://yarnix.cc/use-cases/explainers): A recurring expert and sidekick that look the same in every lesson. Vertical explainers with caption-safe framing, quoted before rendering, in Yarnix.
- [Office rivals — micro-drama cliffhanger](https://yarnix.cc/templates/office-rivals): Two rivals, one corner office and a robot courier with terrible timing.
- [Tiny dragon bedtime tale](https://yarnix.cc/templates/tiny-dragon-bedtime): A palm-sized dragon, a patient grandmother and one more story before sleep.
- [Mascot unboxing](https://yarnix.cc/templates/mascot-unboxing): Your mascot opens your product with a host, at true size.
- [Grandpa & robot — height contrast](https://yarnix.cc/templates/grandpa-and-robot): A tall grandfather and a knee-high robot learn each other's ways.
- [Explainer duo](https://yarnix.cc/templates/explainer-duo): An expert and a curious sidekick explain one idea in 30 seconds.
- [Office rivals — the lost parcel](https://yarnix.cc/examples/office-rivals): sample receipt · illustrative numbers: 7 shots, 1 retake.
- [Tiny dragon — one more story](https://yarnix.cc/examples/tiny-dragon-bedtime): sample receipt · illustrative numbers: 7 shots, 1 retake.
- [Mascot unboxing — the big reveal](https://yarnix.cc/examples/mascot-unboxing): sample receipt · illustrative numbers: 4 shots, 1 retake.
- [Grandpa & robot — too much water](https://yarnix.cc/examples/grandpa-and-robot): sample receipt · illustrative numbers: 5 shots, 0 retakes.
- [Explainer duo — why the Moon has phases](https://yarnix.cc/examples/explainer-duo): sample receipt · illustrative numbers: 5 shots, 1 retake.