From a prompt
Describe the shot: who is in it, what moves, where the camera goes.
- Nook
- Video generator
A local AI video generator that runs on your own GPU.
Describe a shot, or start from one of your pictures. Nook renders the clip on your card with LTX-Video and Wan 2.2: a presenter talking to camera, a product turning, a slow push-in. No queue, no credits, no watermark.
Windows 11 · NVIDIA 8 GB or more recommended · No account, no cloud, no upload
Text to video and image to video
Start from a sentence, or from a picture you made or took. The clip renders on your GPU and is saved in a folder on your PC.
From a still
Give it one of your pictures and say how it should move. Good for product shots and for bringing a render to life.
As many takes as you want
No credits and no queue, so render the shot again until it is right.
Two open video models
Nook sizes each model to your card before it downloads.
LTX-Video
Fast, and the model behind the clip on this page: ten seconds at 1080p.
Wan 2.2
Text to video and image to video from the open Wan family, strong on motion and camera moves.
What your card can do
| Graphics card | Clips |
|---|---|
| 8 GB | Short 480p clips. |
| 16 GB and up | 720p and 1080p, and longer shots. |
Questions
Can I run Wan 2.2 or LTX-Video locally?
Yes. Nook runs both on your own GPU on Windows 11: install, pick a model, describe the shot. Short 480p clips fit an 8 GB card; 1080p and longer shots want 16 GB and up.
Is there a watermark or a queue?
No. The clip renders on your card, so there is no queue, no credit counter and no watermark.
Are my prompts and clips private?
Yes. Nothing is uploaded: the model runs on your GPU and the clip is saved in a folder on your PC.
Can I turn a picture into a video?
Yes. Start from any still, including one you made with Nook's image generator, and describe how it should move.
Can I make AI video with 8 GB of VRAM?
Yes, short clips. 480p clips fit an 8 GB card; 720p, 1080p and longer shots want 16 GB and up.
Does it need the internet?
Only to download a model. After that clips render offline.
Everything else Nook does
One app for the AI you run at home: a coding agent, pictures, video, and speech to text with Whisper. All of it on your GPU.
Own your AI.
A Windows desktop app: one download, no account, no admin rights, and it keeps itself up to date.