What is Mosael?
Mosael is a desktop AI video studio for macOS and Windows. Generate images, video and music with your own model accounts or your ComfyUI, edit on a multi-track timeline with subtitles and voice-over, make talking-photo videos and translated dubs, automate repeated steps with workflow templates, and publish to video platforms.
Is Mosael free?
Downloading Mosael and using it for personal, non-commercial work is free. AI models are billed by the providers you connect, at their own prices; Mosael doesn't resell credits. Commercial use requires written permission from the author — the LICENSE file in the repository is authoritative. For a commercial license, email 1142704468@qq.com or message the author on WeChat.
How to get a commercial license →Is Mosael open source?
The source code is public on GitHub, where you can read it, learn from it and build it locally, but it is released under a proprietary license, not an open-source one: commercial use and redistribution of the source or installers are not allowed without permission. For a commercial license, email 1142704468@qq.com or message the author on WeChat.
How to get a commercial license →Which AI models does it support?
Video: Seedance, Kling, Veo, Wan, Hailuo (MiniMax) and Sora via Evolink. Images: GPT Image, Seedream, Qwen Image and Gemini. Music: Suno, Lyria and more. Voice: local cloning with F5-TTS or Fish Speech, CosyVoice, Edge, OpenAI and Volcengine. Talking photos: OmniHuman, Kling, HeyGen, Hedra and Wan. You can also connect your own ComfyUI and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Is it a ComfyUI client? How is it different from a cloud ComfyUI service?
Mosael connects to a ComfyUI server on your computer or LAN: saved workflows become models you can pick and tools the agent can run, with a model library that shows previews and a workflow library for importing and completing workflows. It uses your own ComfyUI and GPU, not rented cloud machines, and ComfyUI's own interface keeps working alongside it.
Do I need a GPU?
Not for Mosael itself. Cloud models run on the provider's servers, and ComfyUI runs on whichever machine you connect — this computer or another one on your network. Local transcription, voice cloning and voice separation run on your computer after their models are downloaded; keep 10 GB or more of disk space free for them.
Does Mosael upload my videos?
Projects and media are stored on your computer by default. Mosael goes online when you call a cloud model, download from a URL, use an online tool or publish; a model call sends that run's inputs to the provider you chose (some providers only accept public links, so files go to object storage you configure first). With a team server, shared data lives on that server.
Can it replace CapCut?
It covers multi-track editing, transcript editing, subtitles, voice-over, color and export, keeps projects on your computer and uses your own AI accounts. If you rely on CapCut's templates, stickers and music library, CapCut is still the better fit; Mosael is stronger at AI generation, voice work and automated pipelines.
Which systems does it run on?
macOS on Apple silicon and Windows 10/11 (x64). There is no Linux installer at the moment. Installers are on GitHub Releases, with a Baidu Netdisk mirror for users in mainland China.