Script to narrated video
Build a voice-led story, educational explainer or faceless video without appearing on camera. Start with the words, then shape the visuals around the narration.
Adapt a script or story into an acted sequence. Establish the cast and world, approve the storyboard, then render short takes that you can review together.
For filmmakers and storytellers developing character-led episodes, cinematic scenes or anime-style stories. It is a guided production workflow, not a promise of a finished film from one click.
A knight and a speaking dragon escape a fortress. The rider stays mounted across consecutive shots, the dragon’s injured wing remains visible, and each line belongs to the correct speaker.
This is a planning example, not a generated result or customer case study.
Review the story bible, extracted characters and scene plan. Names, aliases, visual participants and speakers should represent the story you actually supplied.
Generate and approve recurring character references. Review the scene’s cast and setting before asking for a storyboard image.
Check each storyboard. Use Edit with Agent on eligible scenes to propose a targeted change, refine the proposal and apply it only after review.
Select a compatible provider, review the duration and dialogue checks, then generate clips. Inspect adjacent takes for continuity and sound before assembling the chapter.
The project’s visual style guides planning and generation. Review character identities and frames in that style; style selection alone does not guarantee consistent results across all providers.
No. Source analysis and provider checks support the workflow, but reviewing the cast, scene plan, storyboard and takes remains important. Correct a local issue before spending on the next stage.
Page-controlled manga and book ingestion is planned, not available today. Current ingestion supports text, scripts, accessible links and extractable document text within size limits. Review extraction or supply a transcript for scanned pages.
Build a voice-led story, educational explainer or faceless video without appearing on camera. Start with the words, then shape the visuals around the narration.
Adapt a script or story into an acted sequence. Establish the cast and world, approve the storyboard, then render short takes that you can review together.
Combine a focused message, product references and editable scenes to develop ad creatives. Keep the product, claim and call to action under your review.