AKARI Video

Public Beta — Free & Open Source

Download AKARI Video

Runs on macOS / Windows. New here? Start with the desktop app. Already using Claude Code or opencode? Install with one command.

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This download page is for desktop computers. Save it from your phone and open it later on a Mac or Windows PC.

New here? Start here

Desktop app

This is where you open the edit the AI finished, check it, and fix only what bothers you. After installing, just follow the on-screen guide to connect your AI agent.

Download for macOS .dmg · Apple Silicon · notarized by Apple

Other format: zip

Download for Windows Installer .exe · 64-bit

Other format: portable zip (no install)

On first launch, Windows SmartScreen may show a blue warning (code signing is still being set up). Click "More info" → "Run anyway" to start. The sha256 of each download is listed on Releases.

Installed? → Your first video (guide)

Using Claude Code / opencode?

From the terminal (CLI)

Your usual agent becomes your editing team. One command installs the full setup (browser preview included) into ~/.akari/app, and running it again updates. No admin rights, no Homebrew.

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AkariLabs/akari-video/main/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AkariLabs/akari-video/main/install.ps1 | iex

Windows (Command Prompt)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AkariLabs/akari-video/main/install.cmd -o install.cmd && install.cmd
After installing, run akari.sh in the folder where you want to make a video (akari.sh --opencode for opencode). For a lightweight CLI-only install, npm i -g akari-video also works (no browser preview).

Details and choosing an agent → Install guide

Either way, everything converges on the same save data (.akari/). Start with the app and add the CLI later, or the other way round; your work picks up where you left off.

GitHub Releases Older versions, release notes and checksums (sha256) Source code App, skills, schemas and catalog — all public How-to guide 7 pages from install to finished MP4, written for first-timers