Kitly

Features

Everything Kitly tracks, so you don't have to.

One declarative catalog of pipelines across Image, Video, Audio, and 3D, and one consistent record of how every asset came to exist.

30+ pipelines, one shared catalog

Declared once, not hand-wired per pipeline — new ones show up everywhere a pipeline picker does.

Image
  • text-to-image
  • image editing (the nano-banana family)
  • background removal
  • depth estimation
  • upscaling
3D
  • image-to-3D
  • Gaussian splats
Video
  • image-to-video
  • video-to-video
Audio
  • sound effects
  • text-to-speech

The Kitly Asset Library

One entity, five channels, every variation kept.

Treat a creative entity — “the goblin warrior I'm designing” — as one container spanning Text, Image, Audio, 3D, and Video, each with its own prompt, presets, and references. Every channel keeps a gallery of variations you can rate, comment on, and chain into each other.

The Kitly Asset Library grid, showing generated 3D assets like a banana tree, a beach environment, and a rigged character, each tagged and ready to open.

Full lineage

Every generated asset knows the operation, provider, endpoint, and settings that produced it, and its parent asset. Pick up any variation and keep going from there.

Background job queue

Generations run async with live status. A job that survives an unclean shutdown resumes cleanly on next launch — nothing silently drops.

A real file manager

Rename, duplicate, delete, reveal-in-Explorer, copy and paste, right-click context menus. The Viewer supports zoom, pan, screenshot, and clipboard — it's a workspace, not just a gallery.

Plain files, your disk

Every project lives entirely on your local filesystem, in plain files you can open outside the app. No proprietary format, no lock-in.

Motion capture & retargeting

Turn a video into animation on your own rig.

Record body or facial motion from any video and Kitly tracks it frame by frame. Bring the capture into Retarget mode, where an auto-mapped bone table lines it up against your character rig — adjust individual bones, smooth the result, and save the mapping to reuse on the next character.

A video of a person dancing with 2D body-pose tracking points overlaid, next to the pipeline panel.
A video of a person talking next to a 3D face model live-tracking their expression.
The Retarget view, mapping motion-capture bones onto a robot character's rig with an auto-map option and a saved-maps list.

The Assistant

A tool-calling chat that runs the pipelines for you.

Ask for what you want and the Assistant creates Kitly Assets and triggers generations on your behalf. Plan mode drafts starting prompts for a goal across channels. Conversations persist across restarts, scoped per-project or per-asset.

The Agent / Model Presets editor, configuring a custom agent's provider, model, and system prompt.

Bring your own key

Kitly doesn't bundle AI usage into its price.

Connect your own API keys and pay each provider directly, at their own rates — or skip keys entirely with models that run locally.

Fal.ai

The image, video, audio, and 3D pipelines in the catalog above.

Google AI Studio

Gemini models, for the Assistant and Plan mode.

OpenAI

For the Assistant and Plan mode.

OpenAI-compatible endpoints

Any provider or self-hosted server that speaks the same chat-completions API.

Local ONNX models

Upscaling, depth, and segmentation run on your own machine — no key, no internet, no per-generation cost.