AI cinematic video generator with talking characters
Write a scene in a sentence — who is in it and what goes wrong — and get back a short film. Every shot is real video, each character speaks in a voice of their own, and the ones on screen move their lips with their lines.
On every paid plan, from $10/month · from 6 credits per 15 seconds of film
From one sentence to a finished film
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The script, and its cast
The AI writes the scenes and every line of dialogue, then casts each character with one of 30 voices. The narrator is the voice you pick.
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Every line, recorded
Each line is spoken in its character’s voice, in the mood the script gives it — tense, romantic, funny — before a single frame exists.
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The shots
Your images go in the scenes they fit, as they are or used to build new shots. Without any, the AI designs the people and places from your description.
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Real video, in sync
Each shot becomes a video clip. When a character speaks on screen, their recorded line drives the clip, so their lips match the words.
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The final cut
Music, ambient sound and captions that follow every word are mixed in, ready to export for YouTube, TikTok or Reels.
What you can make with it
Scenes built on dialogue
Confessions, arguments, reunions: stories that a narrator alone can only describe. Here the characters say it to each other.
Films with your own cast
Upload up to 10 photos of the people and places in your story. The AI places them in the scenes they belong to and keeps them recognisable.
One voice per character
A character keeps the same voice from the first scene to the last, instead of sounding like someone new in every clip.
Vertical or widescreen
Pick the platform before you generate and every shot is made in its shape: 9:16 for TikTok and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube.
Making them actually land
Give each character a name and a want
"Claire wants the truth, her father wants to keep the secret" gives every line a direction. "Two people talk in a café" gives the script nothing to argue about.
Keep a shot to 2 speakers
Up to 2 characters talk on screen in one shot while the others react. A crowd scene works best as a few two-person beats.
Bring a photo of anyone who must look the same
A reference image is what keeps a face consistent from shot to shot. Minor characters and places can come from the description alone.
Start at 30 seconds
Check the cast, the voices and the cut on a short version first. The story that works at 30 seconds is the one worth making at two minutes.
Prompts to steal
Each one names a cast and a conflict — paste it in as-is.
In a Paris café, a young woman finally asks her father about the man in the old photo she found in his desk. He has kept the answer from her for twenty years.
A lighthouse keeper and her estranged brother meet during a storm, ten years after their father’s funeral. He wants her to sell the lighthouse; she wants to know why he never came.
Two astronauts on a failing station argue over the last escape pod. One has a family waiting at home; the other holds the only codes that can launch it.
A street magician picks a rich man from the crowd for his final trick, and the man recognises him as the son he walked out on.
From 6 credits per 15 seconds of film
6 credits per 15 seconds in Standard quality, 12 in Premium for finer faces and textures in close-ups. Shown before you generate, up to 5 minutes a film. Here is what each plan's monthly credits make:
Starter
2 min 30 s
Standard · 1 min 15 s Premium
60 credits · $10/mo
Creator
6 min 30 s
Standard · 3 min 15 s Premium
160 credits · $20/mo
Studio
25 min
Standard · 12 min 30 s Premium
600 credits · $59/mo