Installation

Oraphim is distributed as a Windows installer. Required media, tracking, color-management, and native AI runtimes are packaged with the application; end users do not need Python, pip, OpenCV, or OpenColorIO installations.

Install

1. Download OraphimSetup.exe from the official download page.
2. Close an older Oraphim build if it is running.
3. Run the installer and follow the Windows prompts.
4. Launch Oraphim from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.

System requirements

The current beta supports 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. A Vulkan-capable GPU is required for the main renderer. Eight gigabytes of RAM is the practical minimum; 16 GB or more and SSD storage are recommended for compositing, color, and AI work.

First launch

The editor UI opens before optional AI models are needed. Model-backed tools download or validate their managed model when first used and report progress instead of blocking normal editing.

Updating

Install a newer build over the existing application. Project data and user files remain separate from the installed program files.

First-run verification

After installation, create a throwaway project before starting paid or important work. Save it to a folder you can find, import one small media file, create a short timeline or composition, preview it, save, close, and reopen it. This verifies the application, project write path, media access, and basic runtime package together.

Oraphim’s focused local AI packages are separate from ordinary editing and can be acquired when those features are needed. A normal first project should not depend on downloading every AI model. Keep enough free disk space for project media, proxies, caches, model packages you choose to use, and final renders.