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AI video generator features: everything a film gets

Not a clip generator with a prompt box: the whole crew — writer, casting, animation, voice and edit — working from one sentence.

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Features

Story and structure

  • An AI director

    Turns an idea into a real story with characters, beats and an ending — not a list of shots.

  • Acts and chapters

    Past about two minutes, films are planned in acts and chapters, so long stories keep their shape.

  • Shot direction

    Each scene gets a deliberate framing: an establishing wide, a close-up on a reaction, over the shoulder for dialogue.

  • Script generator

    Draft and edit a script in text, then film the version you approve.

Cast and look

  • Character library

    Characters are saved with reference sheets and reused, so faces stay the same across your films. Copy one free, pin favourites to the top, or make a variation — a winter coat, a school uniform — drawn from their own pictures, with the same face and voice.

  • Looks and your own styles

    10 looks to pick from, from storybook watercolour to cinematic live action, plus styles of your own — so everything you publish shares one identity.

  • Per-character voices

    Pin a voice to a character and they sound the same in every film they appear in.

  • Series continuity

    Set a series' cast, look and world once; each episode gets a recap, so the story really continues.

  • Places and props

    Make a shop, a room or a product yourself — describe it, or show us photos. It is drawn the same in every film that uses it.

  • Who they are

    A character's saved nature — shy, bold, teasing — shapes how they act in every scene, not only how they are drawn.

Sound and delivery

  • Multi-voice dialogue

    Characters speak with distinct voices, so a conversation sounds like more than one person.

  • 21 languages

    Narration and dialogue in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Arabic, Indonesian, Turkish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and 8 Indian languages — written and spoken in the language, not translated into it.

  • Silent, if you like

    Prefer no voices? Make the film silent, with subtitles instead.

  • Both shapes

    Made in 16:9 or 9:16, with a cut for the other shape, subtitles and a thumbnail.

Control and cost

  • Fix one scene

    Redo a scene's picture, animation or voice without making the film again, and pay only for that part.

  • Edit and reorder

    Rewrite a scene's lines, change its order or delete it, then cut the film again.

  • One price, shown first

    The exact credits appear before you press Create — never a range, never a surprise.

  • Refunds when it is our fault

    Scenes that fail on our side are refunded automatically, and the page says how many credits came back.

  • One scene first

    On a film longer than a single shot, make one scene first, pay for that scene alone, and carry on only if you like it.

  • Director's notes

    A read of the finished film: what's worth fixing, the evidence, and the price of each redo — make one, or every redo it suggests in one go, paid once. The notes are free on a plan and on your first film.

Writing and working

  • Read the scenes before you pay

    Who is in the film, every scene and every spoken line, before you pay. Change what happens or any line, free, then make the film from them. To begin with the first read of an idea is free, up to two a day, for films up to two minutes; once you have bought credits or a plan the first two reads of an idea are free at any length, up to four a day. After that each shows its price first.

  • Make it richer

    A fuller version of a short idea, offered beside yours — every name and tag you wrote kept, nothing replaced until you choose it. The first two for each idea are free, then each shows its price.

  • Names become cast

    Names your story uses are offered to tag from your library, or to make as characters, so they look the same in every scene.

  • Your script, your words

    Paste a finished script and choose to keep your exact words — the director turns them into scenes, and the story box says how long they take to speak, so you can pick a length that fits.

  • Save a draft

    Save the idea and every setting — the plan too — and come back to it later, on any device.

  • Room to write

    Open the story box into a writer with more room and bigger words — for a long brief or a whole script, on a phone too.

  • On your phone, like an app

    On a phone or tablet the studio has a tab bar at the foot and sheets that slide up. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen, like any other app.

  • Say how it turned out

    When a film ends, say how it turned out — what you expected, which scene — and the team reads every answer.

See it on your own story

Your first 10-second film is free and it moves, with its characters speaking and music: confirm your email and 180 free credits land (one welcome grant per inbox) — the film takes 175 of them, leaving 5.