



Storyboard
Shots, cast and places from one paragraph.
Write a story. Get the storyboard, a cast with model sheets, every shot staged in 3D, and the finished film from Seedance 2.5, all in one tab.
The whole pipeline
Storyboards, character sheets, 3D staging, scene prompts and the final render usually take five tools. Here they share one film, so a fix to a sheet carries into every shot.




Shots, cast and places from one paragraph.


Model sheets in your style. Fix with a sentence.
Every shot blocked out in 3D. Move anything.
Each shot filmed from its previs and your sheets.
The shots back to back with sound, as one MP4.
Real runs of the pipeline, each from one paragraph. Open any of them to see the storyboard, the sheets and the 3D shots, and make it your own.
At a rainy night bus stop, a girl makes room under her umbrella for a puppy and takes it along.


A baby dragon's first leap ends in a haystack, but its second carries it above the castle clouds.

A rooftop gardener chases a seed thief, then receives an unexpected gift.


When a lighthouse goes dark in a storm, its keeper restores the beam and guides a fishing boat home.


A browser studio that turns a story into an animated short. It writes the storyboard, draws a model sheet for every character and a painted set for every place, blocks out each shot as a 3D previs, and films every shot with Seedance 2.5 from that previs, so the camera does what you staged and the characters look the same in every shot.
Every shot is filmed with the character sheets of the characters in it and the painted set of its place as references, alongside the 3D previs that sets the camera and motion. Fix a sheet with a sentence and every shot you film after that uses the fixed version.
No. The set builder stages every shot for you from the storyboard, and shots in the same place share one set. If you want more control, open any shot in the 3D editor and move the characters, props and camera by hand.
Anime, 3D feature, stop-motion, 2D cartoon, storybook, 90s anime, paper cutout and graphic novel. The style goes into every sheet, set and shot, so the whole film matches. You can also use your own character art.
Writing the storyboard and staging every shot in 3D are free, with no sign-in. Character sheets, sets and filming are paid in credits, and each button shows the price before you spend anything. Failed shots are refunded.
Up to eight shots of 4 to 8 seconds each (a shot you restage by hand can run to 15), so about 15 seconds to a minute. Longer stories work well as a series of films with the same cast.
Yes. Edit what happens, the camera or who is in it and restage the shot, or open it in the 3D editor, then film it again. Earlier takes stay available, and you choose which one goes in the cut.
Animation Studio is for original characters. Seedance won’t film photos of real people, so describe new characters or upload character art you have the rights to.
An MP4 of the whole film with its sound, cut in your browser, and every shot as its own clip.
Write the story first. Every shot is priced before it’s filmed.