Make a vertical drama series with a film agent. Tell it your idea in the chat and it writes a free script that hooks in the first seconds, twists in the middle and ends on a cliffhanger. Approve a storyboard of every shot, film the episode with spoken lines and an original score, then make the next one with the same cast.
From an idea to a vertical episode, then the next one, in three steps.
An episode is paid in two steps. The storyboard is 5 credits a picture: one for each character and one for each shot. In a later episode, returning characters keep their pictures, so only new characters and the shots are drawn. Filming it is 4 credits a second and 5 for the score (none without music); a shot runs 4 seconds, or 6 to 8 when someone speaks, and the script times the shots so the episode runs exactly the length you choose. Redrawing a frame is 5 credits. Writing the script, checking it and writing the next episode are free, every price shows on its button, and a storyboard or film that fails is refunded. The table shows typical first episodes with one character; each more character adds 5 credits.
| Length | Credits with music |
|---|---|
| 15 seconds | About 85 credits |
| 30 seconds | About 165 credits |
| 45 seconds | About 240 credits |
| 60 seconds | About 315 credits |
Episodes run 15 to 60 seconds at 720p, in 9:16 or 16:9, and each episode is its own video: the series isn't joined into one. The cast is invented from your story and always grown-ups: you can't put yourself or a real person in an episode, it never copies a celebrity, and you can't add your own music. Returning characters keep the look they were first drawn with, so a change of clothes or age between episodes isn't possible yet. Lines are voiced in each shot, so a character's voice can change from one shot to the next, and small details can drift between shots, so watch each episode before you post it.
A tool that writes and films short vertical drama episodes from your idea. Here a film agent writes a script built for micro drama, with a hook, a twist and a cliffhanger, draws a storyboard you approve, then films each shot with spoken lines and an original score. Once an episode is made, it writes the next one with the same cast.
15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds, as you choose, and the script is timed to run exactly that long. Episodes are vertical (9:16) for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 if you ask for it.
Make the next episode from the finished one. Its script picks up from the cliffhanger with the same cast, look, style and genre, and each returning character keeps their picture from the earlier episode: the new frames are drawn from it, and it isn't charged again.
Writing the script and the next episode is free. The storyboard is 5 credits a picture, one for each new character and each shot, and filming is 4 credits a second plus 5 for the score: a 30-second episode is about 165 credits, and a later one a little less. A new account's 20 starter credits are not enough for an episode, so buy credits or a plan first. A storyboard or film that fails is refunded.
Yes, when you make them on a paid plan or with a credit pack; creations on the free plan are for personal, non-commercial use. Your story must not copy someone else's characters or a real person.