FramePack lets you generate full‑length 30 fps videos, frame by frame, on laptops and desktops with only 6 GB VRAM. Join thousands of creators already accelerating their workflow with FramePack.
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Try FramePack NowWith FramePack, you can run advanced 13 B video models and generate up to 1,800 frames on just 6 GB of GPU memory—perfect for portable rigs.
FramePack streams frames as they're produced, so you get immediate visual feedback and never waste time waiting for long renders.
FramePack is licensed under Apache‑2.0, built on familiar PyTorch tooling, and ready for researchers, hobbyists, and production teams alike.
Bring still images to life using FramePack for YouTube, TikTok, and marketing videos in minutes.
Prototype new video diffusion ideas quickly by extending FramePack's modular Python codebase.
Use FramePack to iterate storyboards and dynamic ads without costly render farms.
FramePack compresses input frames, keeping compute costs flat regardless of video duration.
Launch FramePack's intuitive Gradio app or integrate directly into your Python pipeline.
Accelerate FramePack with PyTorch, Xformers, Flash‑Attn, Sage‑Attention, and more.
Train FramePack models with image‑like batch sizes for sharper motion capture.
Reproduce official FramePack sample videos or fine‑tune on your own footage.
Experience real‑time feedback: FramePack hits ~1.5 s/帧 on an RTX 4090 with optimizations.
"Finally, video diffusion that runs on my 8 GB laptop GPU! FramePack feels as snappy as Stable Diffusion for images."— Reddit user @ai_enthusiast
RTX 30‑, 40‑, and 50‑series cards with FP16/BF16 support. Lower‑tier cards may work but are untested.
A minimum of 6 GB for 60‑second, 30 fps videos using the 13 B model.
~2.5 s per frame on an RTX 4090 (1.5 s with optimizations) and proportionally slower on laptops.
Yes. A one‑click package for Windows will be released soon. Linux is fully supported today.
Absolutely! FramePack is open source and designed for research. Training scripts are included.