DreamMint AI
Sixteen makers across five creative lanes, offline
A local-first generative studio for Windows. Sixteen one-tap makers across five creative lanes turn a few words into panelled anime scenes, sprite sheets and character kits, album posters set in real type, and moving clips with tape wear and parallax. A finishing chain handles face restore, upscale, denoise and inpainting, and everything exports at 300 DPI for print - all of it on your own graphics card, with no account and nothing uploaded.
Minimum graphics 4 GB+ dedicated VRAM
What DreamMint AI does
- Sixteen one-tap makers across five creative lanes
- Panelled anime scenes, sprite sheets, character kits and poster type
- Moving clips with tape wear and parallax, exported as GIF or MP4
- Face restore, upscale, denoise and inpainting, with 300 DPI print export
DreamMint AI on screen
DreamMint AI running on Windows, captured from the application itself.
Who it is for
DreamMint AI is built for creators who want generative tooling on their own GPU, with no API keys, no queue and nothing metered per use.
It sits in the AI tools part of the catalogue, and your video files never leave the machine to be processed. There is no server behind DreamMint AI to send them to.
Local-first, by design
Plenty of the alternatives send your video files to a server to be handled. DreamMint AI does not. Processing runs on your CPU or GPU, and the clips you work on stay where you put them. The application keeps working with the network switched off.
That is not a setting you enable, it is how DreamMint AI is built, which is why there is no account to create and no subscription to lapse. It does ask for a graphics card with at least 4 GB of dedicated memory, because the work it would otherwise send to a server happens on that card instead. Full detail is in the DreamMint AI privacy policy.
Technical details
- Platform
- Windows 10, Windows 11
- Distribution
- Microsoft Store
- Availability
- Available now
- Licence
- Free trial, then one purchase
- Graphics
- 4 GB+ dedicated VRAM
- Network required
- No, works offline
- Account required
- None
- Telemetry
- None
- Publisher
- Hasnain Studio X
- Developer
- Hasnain Butt Akhtar
Questions
Does DreamMint AI need an internet connection?
No. DreamMint AI does its work on your own device. You can install it, disconnect, and it keeps functioning. A connection is only used by the store itself, for installation and licence checks.
Does DreamMint AI need a dedicated graphics card?
Yes. DreamMint AI runs its processing on your own GPU and needs at least 4 GB of dedicated graphics memory. Shared or integrated graphics below that will either refuse to start or fall back to a much slower path.
Does DreamMint AI require an account?
No. There is no registration, no sign-in and no online identity. You install the application and use it.
What data does DreamMint AI collect?
None. There is no analytics, no usage tracking and no crash reporting that leaves your device, and your video files are never uploaded. The full detail is in the DreamMint AI privacy policy.
Is DreamMint AI a subscription?
No. DreamMint AI is a free trial followed by a one-time purchase through the Microsoft Store. There is no recurring fee.
Which versions of Windows does it support?
Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Related applications
More of the same kind of tool is listed on local AI apps that run on your own GPU.
Get DreamMint AI
Available now on the Microsoft Store. Try it free, then a single purchase unlocks it for good with no subscription and no account.
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DreamMint AI™ and DreamMint™ are trademarks of Hasnain Studio X. DreamMint™ is a coined term originated by Hasnain Studio X. Hasnain Studio X® is a registered trademark.