AI film generator
Make a short film from a written idea
Most AI video tools give you a five-second clip. Cinefables gives you a film — structured in acts, cast with characters who keep their faces, and cut together with dialogue, music and subtitles.
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A film needs more than clips
Stitching generated clips together doesn't make a film. Story structure, a consistent cast and deliberate shot choices are what separate a montage from something a person will watch to the end.
It writes the story first
An AI director turns your idea into a real structure — acts, chapters and scenes with a beginning, a turn and an ending — before a single frame is drawn.
The cast stays consistent
Characters are designed once and reused. The same face, outfit and build appear in every scene, and in every later film you cast them in.
Shots are chosen, not random
Each scene gets a deliberate shot type — wide establishing, close-up on a reaction, over-the-shoulder for dialogue — so the film reads cinematically.
Characters actually speak
Dialogue is written per character and voiced with a distinct voice each, so a conversation sounds like two people rather than one narrator.
You can re-cut it
Don't like scene four? Re-render just that scene, rewrite its lines, reorder it or delete it — without regenerating the whole film.
It comes out ready to publish
Both aspect ratios, burnt-in subtitles, a thumbnail and metadata — so it's ready for YouTube or a phone screen without extra work.
Questions people ask
- Can AI really make a whole short film?
- Yes — end to end. Cinefables writes the script, designs the cast, storyboards and animates every scene, records the voices, scores it and cuts the final video. You give it one line; you get a finished file you can download.
- Do the characters look the same in every shot?
- Yes. Each character gets a reference sheet that every later scene is generated against, so a face stays the same from the first shot to the last — and across future films if you reuse that character.
- How long can a film be?
- Up to 10 minutes as a single film. Above roughly two minutes the director plans it properly in acts and chapters instead of a flat list of scenes. For anything longer, a series of episodes works better and costs less per minute.
- What do I actually get at the end?
- An MP4 in 16:9 and a vertical 9:16 cut, a subtitle file, a thumbnail, and title/description suggestions — everything you need to publish.
Your first film costs one sentence
Sign up, describe an idea, and watch it become a finished short. Free credits included.
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