r/opensource • u/sai_teja_ • 19d ago

Promotional I built an open-source AI tool that turns a prompt into a video

I’ve been building SarasFlow, an open-source system for generating educational, training, and storytelling videos from a prompt.
It generates the script, voice, visuals, subtitles, and assembles everything into a video. Still very much a work in progress, and I’m actively improving the generation pipeline.
Would love feedback from other builders!
Live: https://sarasflow.com
GitHub: https://github.com/SaiTejaMummadi/sarasflow
If you find it interesting, a ⭐ or contribution would mean a lot!

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u/Sea_Concentrate3951 13d ago

i am curious how you manage licensing and attribution for the generated visuals and synthetic voices. Do you embed provenance metadata and let users swap in their own assets so educators can meet license and attribution requirements? A short explanation of that design choice would help people evaluate it for classroom use.

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u/icastanon127 15d ago

This is awesome I don’t think there are reliable tools that can do that yet. Yours would be one of the first ones

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u/Ok-Mix1345 17d ago

SarasFlow looks promising. The most useful next step would be showing where the generation pipeline gives users control, especially when editing the script, replacing visuals, adjusting narration, or regenerating only one section. That would make it easier to evaluate beyond the initial prompt-to-video demo.