Rewrite a line
Every line of narration is editable text, not baked into the picture. Change the wording and only that line is re-voiced — the rest of the film stays exactly as it was.
One idea or a full script in — an original animated video out, with scenes, voices, and music. In the style you choose.
Not a trailer and not a montage — story to video in one piece: a complete animated short film, exactly as the story generator delivered it.
Choose a visual style and keep it consistent across every scene.
…and more styles inside.
Push in for emotion, pan to reveal, and cut between story beats.
The first version arrives finished, not half-built. Everything in it is still yours to change — the words, the picture, the voice.
Every line of narration is editable text, not baked into the picture. Change the wording and only that line is re-voiced — the rest of the film stays exactly as it was.
Do not like how a moment turned out? Reshoot that one shot. You keep the take you prefer, and the characters stay recognizable from the shot before it to the shot after.
Every film arrives with narration and background music matched to the story. Press play to hear how the finished soundtrack sits under the scenes.
Four films, four jobs. Each one started as a single sentence someone typed about a child they know.
A slow bedtime animated story with a quiet ending, built to settle rather than excite.
Toothbrushing, sharing, first days. An animated story for the classroom or the bathroom mirror.
Their name, their friends, their year. A film that only makes sense for one child.
The one everybody watches together, on the big screen, more than once.
Your animated short film as a standard video file, narration and music already mixed in. No player, no account, no link that expires.
Cast it to the television, send it to a grandparent, or drop it into a lesson. It is an ordinary video file, so it plays anywhere one does.
You made it, you own it. Watch it, share it, keep it — no watermark on the film you export.
Runtime and resolution are included with your plan. See what each plan includes
Most films land between one and three minutes, which is about where a young child stays with a story. Length follows the story you describe rather than a setting you pick — a bedtime wind-down runs longer and slower than a birthday message.
The script and the shot list come back in under a minute. The animation itself is the slow part and arrives shot by shot, so you watch the film assemble rather than wait at a progress bar. A short film is usually ready to watch end to end in about 15 minutes.
Yes. Paste a finished script and it is used as written — text to animation, with the AI handling the directing, not the writing. You can also start from one sentence and let it draft the script for you, then edit that draft line by line before anything is animated.
Narration is cast automatically to fit each character, and you can ask for a different take on any line you do not like. Voices are available across more than twenty languages, so the film can be narrated in the language your child hears at home.
An MP4 at 1080p with the narration, sound and music already mixed down into the file. It is an ordinary video, so it plays on a phone, a laptop, a television or a classroom projector without anything installed.
Yes, and this is the normal way to work. Reshoot the single shot you are unhappy with, compare the takes, and keep the one you prefer. Nothing else in the film is regenerated, so the shots on either side of it stay exactly as you approved them.
Describe it in a sentence and watch the first shots come back.