Halo turns a sentence into an image, a clip, or a track — then hands you a real canvas to edit it on. No exporting to another app, no round trips. One studio, from the first idea to the final file.
No card required. No subscription. Pay only for what you generate.
Free tokens on signup — roughly 20 images
Generators: image, video, music, sequence
Canvas where all of it comes together
Monthly fee — top up only when you want
Every image below was made in Halo, and every caption is the prompt that made it — typed exactly as you see it, nothing retouched afterwards.
Six prompts, six results, about 70 tokens all in — a quarter of what a new account starts with.
Every creative workflow today splits in half — and you spend your day carrying files across the seam.
You get a beautiful image and a download button. Want the headline on it, the logo placed, the crop changed? That's somebody else's app.
Layout tools are happy to arrange assets — as long as you already have them. The blank frame is still your problem to solve.
Describe it, and it lands on the canvas as a live layer. Move it, type over it, draw on it, animate it, score it, export it. The generation and the design happen in the same file — because they're the same job.
A generation engine and a design surface, built as one product instead of two that happen to share a login.
Describe what you want and pick an aspect ratio. The result arrives on the canvas as an editable layer, not a download in your browser's folder.
Point at an image you already made and generate the next one in the same subject or style. Keep a look consistent across a whole set.
Layers, text, shapes, freehand drawing, transform handles, snap and scale. Everything you'd expect from a design tool, wrapped around your generations.
Turn a frame into a clip — or set a start frame and an end frame and let the motion fill the gap. Two quality tiers, so quick tests stay cheap.
Describe a mood and a length, get a track. No library licensing, no searching a stock catalogue for something that almost fits.
Lay clips, text cards and a score on a timeline, then render the whole thing to one video. The last mile that usually sends you to an editor.
Switch between them without leaving the project you're working on.
A generation is a starting frame, not a finished piece. In Halo it drops in as a layer you can actually work with.
Pick a frame you already generated, describe the motion, and get a clip back — then trim it down to the seconds that actually work.
“camera move closer to whater fall with mist and sun ray gliming of the mist”
The sequencer is where the pieces become a piece — clips in order, text cards between them, and a track underneath.
No install, no plugins, no handoff between apps. Open a browser and start.
Type what you're picturing, choose a shape, and generate. Add a reference image if you want the result to match something you've already made.
Position, scale, layer, type over it, draw on it. Generate more pieces into the same file until the composition is right.
Take the PNG, or push it further — turn it into a clip, add a score, sequence it, and render the finished video.
No seats, no monthly minimum, no plan to outgrow. Start with free tokens and top up when you want more.
Jhome Tokens are prepaid digital service credits used to pay for generation inside Jhome Automation apps. They are not an investment, carry no ownership or profit rights, are non-transferable, and are not redeemable for cash.
Start with 250 free tokens. No card, no subscription, no reason not to see what it does.