Using the Site on a Phone: Same Account, Same Projects, a Stacked Editor, and a Few Things Easier on a Desktop

Quick answer: Sign in on your phone and everything is there: projects, credits, generations in progress. The pages adapt to the screen; the biggest change is the episode editor, which on a phone stacks into views — the clip preview, the timeline of segments, and the storyboard text — instead of three columns side by side. The model picker and the AI-badge switch live in a bottom sheet; sharing adds the phone’s own share menu; uploads come from your photos. Generations run on the server, so starting one on the phone and checking on the desktop, or the reverse, is normal. Pasting a long script and editing storyboard text at length are easier with a keyboard and a wide screen; nothing is phone-only or desktop-only.

Still from “The Veil at Dawn”, an AI short drama generated end-to-end by SceneMixer (6 characters, 1 episode) — Sample: “The Veil at Dawn” — Realistic HD, 1 episode, produced end-to-end by SceneMixer from the script · watch the episodes

Open an episode on your phone: swipe between preview, timeline and text; tap the model name to open the tier sheet.

The editor on a phone

Three views instead of three columns: preview (the clip, play controls, download, share), timeline (segment cards with their prices and states), and the storyboard text of the selected segment with its edit button. The cast and scene rail is behind a button. Everything the desktop editor does is reachable; it is arranged for one hand. The Episode Editor: A Tour.

The preview pane of a finished segment with share and download controls — On a phone the editor stacks: preview on top, timeline below, the storyboard text on its own view.

Model picker and badge switch

Tap the model name to open the tier sheet; the AI-badge control sits at the bottom of that sheet. Choices are saved to your account and apply on the desktop too.

Sharing and downloading

Share shows the same platform list as on the desktop, plus a Share… entry that opens the phone’s own share menu with the link. Download saves the original-quality file; the preview plays the lighter play version. Download: Original vs Play Version.

Uploads

Sheets and reference photos (a paid-plan feature, as on the desktop) and ad photos upload from your camera roll or files app; the size and format rules are the same as on the desktop. Scripts can be pasted from any app; .docx and .txt files from your files app work too.

Easier on a desktop

Pasting and reading a long script, editing several storyboard segments in a row, comparing versions of a clip side by side, and reading the Step 1 summary. Nothing is blocked on the phone; these are just faster with a keyboard and space. What follows you between devices: What Follows Your Account.

Task	Phone	Desktop
Watch, download, share clips	Preview view	Right column
Start a generation	Timeline card	Timeline card
Pick a tier, badge switch	Bottom sheet	Selector in the top bar
Edit storyboard text	Text view (fine for a line or two)	Middle column (better for long edits)
Paste a long script	Works	Easier

FAQ

Is there anything I cannot do on the phone?

No feature is phone-only or desktop-only.

Where is the badge switch on the phone?

At the bottom of the model sheet.

Can I start a generation on the phone and download on the desktop?

Yes; the clip is in the account.

Why does share look different?

It adds a Share… entry for the phone's own share menu; the platform list is the same.

Does the phone use more credits?

No. Prices are the same everywhere.

Same site, one hand

Check progress on the phone, do the long edits at the desk.

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Updated September 27, 2026