Astorie (MartiniArt AI) review: Node-based AI canvas for making cinematic video and images with 100+ models

What Astorie (MartiniArt AI) does

Lets you build images, video and audio on one canvas by wiring many AI models into pipelines, then export sequences for finishing.

Astorie is a creative canvas where creators and teams build AI videos and images by connecting models together. According to its homepage, it brings 100+ AI models into one canvas, so a single project can mix image generation, video generation and editing. The features page describes each capability as a node that you wire into a pipeline, from one image to a finished multi-shot scene.

The listed feature categories are video, image, audio, workflow, editing, and 3D and world generation. Examples include image to video, text to video, lip sync, voice cloning, storyboarding, and exporting sequences toward Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro. Repeatable setups can be saved as Recipes, and a team can work together on the same canvas.

Pricing is credit based. A free plan exists and needs no credit card. The paid individual plans are Standard, Pro and Ultimate. With yearly billing the pages show $12 per month for Standard, $29 per month for Pro and $59 per month for Ultimate, compared with monthly prices of $19, $49 and from $99. Monthly credits are 1,600, 4,800 and 10,000 respectively, and the higher plans allow more concurrent jobs. A 3-day Pro trial costs $9 and then continues as Pro Monthly at $49/mo unless cancelled. A separate team or enterprise plan is mentioned, but its prices are not published on the pages provided.

• 100+ AI models in one canvas
• Node-based pipelines
• Reusable workflows saved as Recipes
• Image to video and text to video
• Storyboard frames converted to video
• Lip sync
• Voice cloning
• Export toward Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro

Our take

Astorie suits people who want one place to combine many image, video and audio models and to build repeatable pipelines instead of juggling separate tools. Teams are addressed directly, and sequences can be exported toward common editing software. The trade-offs are on the pricing side: the low yearly prices are first-year offers, and Standard goes to $192/yr afterwards. Ultimate pricing starts "from" $99 and depends on a credit tier. The pages do not list free plan limits, supported platforms or API access, so check those before committing. Anyone who needs a single simple generator may find a node canvas more than they need.