Rexwit is a local AI creation software developed by Suzhou Xuanwo Intelligence. Its biggest feature is that all AI operations are completed on your own machine and are not uploaded to the public network.
It connects image generation, editing, 3D generation, and video generation into a chain. Integrated models include Nano Banana, GPT-Image-2, Qwen, Flux, Hunyuan 3D, MiniMax H3, LTX 2.3, etc., and more than 20 tools are available out of the box, covering common operations such as Vincent graphics, super-resolution (up to 16K zoom), image expansion, material redrawing, image cutout, and image melting.
The graphics memory threshold is relatively low: all image-generating functions can run on an 8GB graphics card, and 4GB is enough for workflows such as image cutout, super-scoring, and command-based editing. A single picture is generated in about 30 seconds, and there is no limit to the number of card draws and no queuing. This is the most direct advantage of local deployment over the cloud.
The target scenarios are clearly written - game animation, e-commerce advertising, film and television animation, product design, architectural interior, graphic design, 3D printing. Suitable for teams that have privacy concerns or need to produce large quantities of images and do not want to pay per view. The price is to install the client and have a working graphics card.
Video tools deal with images, but stories have to be found separately. TVLab has sorted out popular short dramas and common routines (counterattack, hidden identity, contract marriage...), and each inspiration card comes with vertical screen shots and screen prompts.