Last updated: October 2026
RevaultAI is a gallery of films made with generative AI. Every film was produced, in whole or in substantial part, by AI models. None of it is documentary footage and none of it is a record of something that happened. If something resembles a real event, a real place or a real person, treat it as fiction unless the creator says otherwise.
Generation happens on third-party models reached through fal.ai — currently Google Veo 3.1 and Kling for video, ByteDance Seedream and Nano Banana for images — plus World Labs Marble for generated sets, and Anthropic’s Claude models for the writing and planning tools. This list changes as models ship and as we add or drop providers. Our planning tools can also write prompts aimed at models we do not run, such as Runway, Wan, Hailuo and Seedance, which you would run elsewhere. The full list of processors is in our Privacy Policy.
We pass your prompt to a provider and return what comes back. We cannot guarantee that output will be accurate, original, consistent with your prompt, free of artifacts, or free of resemblance to existing work or to real people. Models can and do produce content that is wrong, strange, or unintentionally similar to something that already exists. The same prompt may give different output on different runs, and providers change their models without notice, which changes what the same prompt produces.
Copyright in purely AI-generated material is unsettled in the United States and elsewhere. The U.S. Copyright Office has taken the position that material generated without sufficient human authorship is not registrable. What that means for any particular film depends on how much human direction, editing and arrangement went into it.
We make no representation about whether you own, or can register copyright in, the output of a generation job. Your rights in output are also governed by the terms of the provider that produced it. If ownership matters for your use — commercial release, licensing, festival submission — get advice specific to your situation.
Do not use RevaultAI to create a recognizable likeness of a real person without their consent, and do not present AI-generated footage of a real person as something they actually did or said. Rights of publicity and privacy apply to synthetic media, and in California they are enforced. Our Terms of Service prohibit this and we remove content that breaks the rule.
A model being available on RevaultAI is not an endorsement of that model, the company behind it, or anything made with it. Curation reflects our judgment about films, not about tools.
Films in the gallery are curated but may contain unsettling imagery, stylized violence or mature themes. Where a creator has flagged content we surface that flag. Curation is human judgment, not certification.
We respond to copyright complaints under the DMCA. Our DMCA Policy explains how to send a notice, names our designated agent, and describes the counter-notice process.
If you publish a film made here to a platform that requires AI-disclosure labeling — several major ones now do — applying that label is your responsibility. We do not apply it for you and we do not embed provenance metadata in downloads at this time.
RevaultAI — a curated gallery for AI-generated film.