Turn Story Into Video
with AI Magic
Paste your story and AI handles the rest — characters, storyboards, voiceover, and a finished video in minutes.
Visualize Your Story in Any Style
HOW IT WORKS
From Idea to Episode in 4 Steps
You read the script before anything is made, and you decide when each episode happens.
Step 1
Start With an Idea, Pick the Look
Choose a series or a single video, write a one-line idea or paste a story you already have, in any language. Then pick an art style and your cast.
- Series or Single Video
- 15 Art Styles
- Your Own Characters
Step 2
Read the Script Free, Set the Sound
We write the script before anything is made. Read it, edit any line or ask for a rewrite — none of it costs a credit. Pick the narrator, the music and the caption style here too.
- Free Script
- 670 Voices
- Caption Styles
Step 3
Fine-Tune Every Shot in the Editor
Once the video is made, open the editor. Redraw a shot, rewrite a line, animate a key moment, swap the music or restyle the captions — only the shots you change are redone.
- Redraw a Shot
- Animate a Moment
- Music & Captions
Step 4
Watch, Download, Write the Next Episode
Your finished episode plays with its shots and script side by side. Download it, share it, then start the next episode — same cast, same look, and the story carries on.
- Download & Share
- Same Cast Every Episode
- Next Episode
Features
Made for Stories That Keep Going
A series needs more than one good video. It needs the same faces, the same world, and a story that remembers where it left off.
Script First, Free
Every video starts as a script you can read, edit or have rewritten. Nothing costs a credit until you press Make the video.
The Same Cast in Every Shot
Each character gets a portrait at the script stage. Every shot is drawn from it, so shot twelve still shows the same face as shot one.
Episodes That Remember
A new episode picks up where the last one ended, with the cast already in place. Ongoing story, standalone episodes or one shared theme — the next episode follows suit.
One Look, Locked In
Pick one of 15 art styles or describe your own. Once the first episode is made, the whole series keeps that look.
Narration That Fits
Hundreds of natural voices in 40 languages, each with a sample you can play before you choose.
Captions Built In
Captions follow the narration word by word and are styled to suit the video.
You Stay in Charge
Nothing is generated or posted on a schedule. Make each episode when you want, download it, and post it wherever you like.
Simple Credits
Credits pay for the video itself, shot by shot. You always see the cost before you confirm.
Testimonials
Loved by Creators
What writers, teachers and channel owners say after their first few episodes.
“I read the script first, fixed two lines, and only then made the video. My characters looked the same from the first shot to the last.”
Hannah W.
Fan-fiction writer
“I turn a draft screenplay into a narrated animatic before I pitch. When one shot is off, I redraw that shot instead of redoing the whole thing.”
Tomás R.
Short-film director
“Readers kept asking what my characters look like. Now each new chapter becomes an episode with the same cast, and the comments are about the story.”
Mei L.
Web novel author
“We run a weekly story series for our brand. Drafting the script costs nothing, so we try a few angles before we spend a single credit.”
Jordan P.
Brand storyteller
“My class votes on what happens next, I paste it in as the next episode, and the same characters carry on. Nobody has to film anything.”
Ines K.
History teacher
“I keep a mystery series going on Shorts. Writing the next episode takes a minute, and the voice and look never drift between episodes.”
Leo S.
Faceless channel owner
Use cases
Built for Storytellers
Novelists, creators, filmmakers and teachers use StoryIntoVideo to turn stories into videos — and to keep them going as a series.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What to know before you start your first series.
Your Story Deserves to Be Seen
Start with an idea or a finished story. Read the script before you spend a single credit, and keep your characters from the first episode to the last.
No filming. No editing. You decide when the video gets made.