Text to video
Write a line. Get an animated scene.
Type an idea or paste a whole script. Cinefables breaks it into scenes, draws each keyframe, animates them, and reads the lines aloud — no editing software, no timeline.
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From sentence to screen
- 1
You write the text
An idea in a sentence, or a full script with dialogue. Either is a valid starting point.
- 2
It becomes a scene plan
The text is split into scenes with narration, dialogue, a shot type and a duration for each.
- 3
Each scene is drawn, then moved
A keyframe is generated for every scene, then animated into a clip — with your characters kept consistent throughout.
- 4
It's voiced and cut together
Lines are spoken, timing is matched, subtitles are added, and the scenes are assembled into one film.
Two ways to start from text
Both paths end in the same finished video — pick whichever matches how much control you want.
From an idea
One sentence. The director invents the characters, the beats and the dialogue. Fastest way to see something real.
From a script
Write or generate a script, edit every line, then film it. The director follows your text instead of writing its own.
From a cast you've built
Reuse characters you've already made so a new piece of text is filmed with faces your audience already knows.
Questions people ask
- What kind of text works best?
- One or two clear sentences with a character and a turn — 'a shy firefly who cannot glow finds her light by helping a lost moth home' — beats a list of keywords. If you already have a full script, paste that instead and it will be followed rather than reinvented.
- Can I paste a finished script?
- Yes. Write or generate a script first, then send it to the video flow. The director structures your script into scenes instead of inventing its own story.
- Which languages can it narrate in?
- English, Hindi, Malayalam and Tamil. The script and the narration are both produced in the language you pick.
- Do I have to edit anything on a timeline?
- No. There's no timeline. You get a finished cut, and if one scene is wrong you re-render that scene alone.
Try it with a single sentence
You'll see the script within seconds and the finished film within minutes.
Make your first film