Pallaidium
A local AI movie studio generates video, images and audio inside Blender, with optional ComfyUI and cloud backends.
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Pallaidium is a Blender add-on for filmmakers and AI artists who want to develop scenes with generated visuals and sound before shooting. It puts generation on the Video Sequence Editor timeline, where you can test dialogue timing and edit scenes alongside music.
- Video and images Generate video with LTX-2 or Wan, and create or edit images with FLUX and Qwen, including LoRAs for consistent characters and styles.
- Dialogue and sound Chatterbox creates speech and clones voices from local recordings, MMAudio generates sound synchronized to video, and Foundation Music and ACE Step produce music and audio.
- Image editing Relight images, remove backgrounds or combine multiple reference images into a composition.
- Script and timeline tools Companion add-ons turn Fountain screenplays into timed tracks, transcribe speech and bring rendered 3D scenes or Grease Pencil drafts into the editing timeline.
- Batch production Generate or refine multiple strips and track work through a render queue.
The free, open-source add-on uses GPL-3.0 and runs models locally by default. It requires Blender, an NVIDIA GPU with at least 6 GB of VRAM and 20 GB of free disk space. Windows 10/11 is the preferred platform; Linux support is limited.
Optional remote generation connects to ComfyUI, a self-hosted backend or cloud services such as fal.ai and MiniMax. Reference media goes to the selected backend, and MiniMax requires a personal API key.
