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The pipeline.

01
Semantic Intent Parsing

Our proprietary LLM orchestrator decodes raw natural language into a deterministic abstract syntax tree (AST), semantically mapping user intent to a multi-dimensional scene graph of spatial transformations, temporal keyframes, and vector primitives.

02
Generative Compilation

The Code2Video engine bridges the abstraction gap, autonomously synthesizing production-ready Python/Manim architectures. A fine-tuned critic network performs static analysis and rigorous pre-flight validation to guarantee mathematical accuracy before execution.

03
Distributed GPU Compute

The compiled scene graph is serialized and dispatched to our elastic A100 GPU cluster. The core rendering engine executes highly parallelized rasterization and vector rendering pipelines, generating 4K topological geometries in near real-time.

04
Phoneme-Level Audio Sync

Leveraging modified acoustic models, our temporal alignment engine synchronizes synthetic TTS output against animation keyframes at microsecond phoneme-level precision. This non-heuristic, mathematically rigid synchronization is Vivacity's core architectural moat.

python Quick example - Python SDK
import vivacity

client = vivacity.Client(api_key="viv_...")

video = client.generate(
    prompt="Prove the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality geometrically",
    duration_hint=120,   # target seconds
    resolution="1080p",
)

print(video.url)  # → https://cdn.vivacity.dev/v/abc123.mp4

The interface.

app.vivacity.dev/workspace
WORKSPACE · session_042
Explain Stokes' theorem with a visual proof
Generating · 3 scenes · ~45s
Done. 4 scenes rendered. 2:14 1080p
Now show it in 3D perspective
Queued · estimated 30s
PREVIEW
2:14 · 1080p · Vivacity-1
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01:02 / 02:14
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Pricing.

FREEMIUM
₹0/mo
For students and casual use (with ads).
10 renders per month
Standard queue priority
720p output resolution
Supported by unobtrusive ads
MOST USED
PRO
₹1,579/ mo
  • 200 renders per month
  • 4K export
  • Custom voice model
  • API access
  • Priority support
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API
usage-based
  • No monthly cap
  • Billed post-cycle
  • Webhook support
  • SLA guarantee
  • Dedicated contact
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Questions.

How does Vivacity generate videos?

A prompt enters the pipeline, interpreted by a language model that maps intent to Manim scene primitives. The Code2Video framework writes valid Python/Manim code, reviewed by a critic model before rendering. WhisperX syncs the voiceover to animation keyframes at the phoneme level. End-to-end: under 90 seconds.

What subjects does it cover?

Mathematics and physics at undergraduate and competitive exam level. Chemistry and computer science are in active development. Full subject list in the docs.

Can I use this for teaching at scale?

Yes. Pro and API tiers support bulk generation and LMS embedding. Contact us for institutional pricing if you're a coaching institute or university.

Is the output downloadable?

Student tier and above produce clean downloads at 1080p or 4K. Free and Supported tiers produce watermarked exports.

What is the API tier?

Programmatic access to the full pipeline. Billed after your usage cycle. No monthly cap. Designed for platforms integrating generated content at scale.

How precise is the audio-visual sync?

WhisperX aligns voiceover to animation at phoneme-level precision. This is Vivacity's primary technical differentiator - the sync is mathematically computed, not approximated.

How is this different from using Manim manually?

Manim requires Python expertise and hours of per-video coding. Vivacity abstracts prompt → scene graph → render → audio sync → export. The delta is roughly 4 hours versus 90 seconds for an equivalent 2-minute video.

Is my content private?

Paid tier outputs are private by default. Free tier outputs may be used to improve the model unless you opt out in settings.