The paper theatre seen from behind: layered wings, the back of the valance and a clipped work lamp.

From script to screen

A flexible brief. A predictable film.

An AI drafts your storyboard — scene splits, narration, and suggested actions you can rewrite line by line. The frames come from fixed motion templates, so the film you get is the film you approved.

Published sample · Asha and the Paper Moon Boat

Six steps, no surprises

What happens between your script and your download.

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.

05

Pay only for finished films

Credits are held, not spent, while rendering. A finished film completes the charge; a failed render returns the hold to your balance automatically.

06

Download and publish

You get a 1080×1920 MP4, a cover image, and SRT captions — ready for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

Voice and subtitles

Voice is generated sentence by sentence.

English and Chinese narration use one of six preset voices. Word or character timing drives the subtitles and the motion, and a failed render returns its held credits automatically. Voice cloning is not offered at launch.

Rendering is not instant. While a film renders, your studio shows its current stage and overall completion percentage — you can close the page and come back.