No drift between renders
A fixed renderer plays your approved scenes exactly. Rerender next month and the film still matches the storyboard.
Your story, on script in every frame
Stories move on purpose.
Write the story once. Animate Your Story turns it into a narrated vertical film where every page turn, line reveal, and camera move lands exactly where you planned — and renders the same way every time.
Published sample · Asha and the Paper Moon Boat
How it works
Four steps, and you can change any of them.
01
Shape the storyboard
Paste a story or import a book. Read every scene — narration, action, timing — and edit anything before you commit.
02
Lock the price
You get an itemized quote: composition, duration blocks, and any new images. The total you approve is the most the film can cost.
03
Plan for free
Sign in with Google and the complete storyboard is free, so you judge the scenes, narration, and timing before paying anything.
04
Follow the render
Your private studio shows the current stage and overall completion percentage. You can close the page and return later.
The storyboard
Six scenes you can turn.
Every page is a frame from the published Asha film. Take a corner and turn.
Published sample · Asha and the Paper Moon Boat · 60s
One summer night, Asha folded a silver page into a tiny boat and whispered, Find someone who needs light.
Published sampleAsha and the Paper Moon Boat
Published sample · Paper theater · 60s
Blue waves carried her beyond sleeping rooftops. Ahead, a small star flickered where moonlight could not reach.
Published sample
Published sampleA paper river opened beneath the moon. Asha stepped aboard, and her little boat sailed into the silver beam.
She lifted the star skyward. Its glow joined the others, drawing a bright path home across the water.
Published sample
Published sample
Asha freed the star from paper clouds. It trembled warmly in her hands as the dark water grew still.
Published sample
By morning, the boat rested on her desk. A tiny star now shone beside Asha's name on the silver page.
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Editable before rendering
See every scene and the exact price first.
The published Asha film shows the finished quality bar. Sign in with Google and the complete storyboard is free; the render is quoted before anything is charged.
Every choice redraws the scene plan and the price. Nothing is charged until you render.
Motion
Duration
Voice
Captions
New images or layers
Paste text, or after signing in, bring in a book you made on one of our picture-book sites.
Script
Scene plan
Paste a script and the scenes appear here.
Animate Your Story drafts the splits and the action names. Every line stays editable in your workspace.
While you wait
You watch the set being built.
Five named steps, reported by the render job itself as it runs. No spinner, no percentage.
See the render pathWhat the studio is doing now
- Reading the script
- Cutting the paper layers
- Lighting the stage
- Moving the camera
- Writing the captions
No progress bar, no percentage, no estimated seconds.
Three finished films
Browse all 12 filmsSame renderer. Three different motion grammars.
Creators publish films like these as Shorts, Reels, and TikToks. Because the renderer never drifts, episode two looks like episode one — which is how story channels keep an audience.
The exact quote
The flagship film cost $11.20. We knew before it rendered.
Every film gets this itemized quote before rendering starts. Dollar figures use the $14.99 Starter pack rate of $0.20 per credit; larger packs bring a credit down to $0.15.
Paper-theater composition$3.60 (18 credits)
60 seconds · 4 × 15-second blocks$6.40 (32 credits)
Asha and the Paper Moon Boat, render total$9.99 (50 credits)
6 new scene images, approved before render$1.20 (6 credits)1 credit each, generated first and quoted only after you approve each one. Never part of the total above.
A 60-second read-along from existing book pages is about $8.40. If a render fails, the credits held for it return to your balance automatically.One clear status
Your private studio shows the current render stage and overall completion percentage, so you can leave the page and return later.
Automatic refunds
If a render fails, the credits held for it return to your balance on their own — no email, no waiting on support.
A clear result or refund
If a render cannot finish, its status changes visibly and the unsettled credit hold returns automatically.
No surprise charges
You approve an itemized quote before rendering starts. Nothing is charged beyond it, and planning the storyboard is free.
Final action
Put your next story on the stage.
Paste a story, build the storyboard free, then render a film you can publish — on your channel, in your classroom, or for a client.