EBSYNTH
Transform videos by changing one frame, ideal for retouching and stylization.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
EbSynth excels at turning a single edited frame into animation magic but can be labor-intensive without Pro features.
✓What it does well
✕Where it falls short
Key features
Questions about EBSYNTH
What does EBSYNTH do?
EBSYNTH transforms a video by changing a single frame, which makes it useful for retouching and stylization. An artist paints or edits one frame and the tool propagates those changes across the other frames, skipping manual tracking. Custom keyframes let parts of a shot's timing be managed independently.
Is EBSYNTH free?
EBSYNTH has a free plan that, according to the vendor, covers all core functions. Paid plans start with Pro at $20 per month, which adds 1080p and 4K exports, PNG with alpha output and priority processing. Optional AI features such as Generate Image are charged extra.
How much is the EBSYNTH Studio plan?
The Studio plan costs $200 per month per seat. Its main draw is local processing with full data privacy. The Pro plan at $20 per month is the lower-priced option, with 1080p and 4K exports, PNG with alpha output and priority processing.
What are the limitations of EBSYNTH?
The reviewer notes that EBSYNTH can be labor-intensive, since areas needing correction require extra keyframes. Changes cannot be made across multiple frames directly, and AI features like Generate Image are optional and cost extra. Alex still scored it 4.0 out of 5 after real use.
What platforms does EBSYNTH run on?
EBSYNTH runs as a desktop app for Windows. The vendor says it works without uploads, and the Studio plan processes footage locally for full data privacy. Toolio recommends it for VFX artists and content creators who want to stylize or retouch video.