Turn a one-line idea or a prepared script into storyboards and video shots. Define characters and locations, generate the scenes you need and refine the flow in editing to create a short film or a trailer for your work. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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To make an AI movie, you first enter your idea or script, then compose a storyboard and generate characters and backgrounds. From there, you produce images and video scene by scene, and edit the cuts you need to complete your movie.
In AI movie production, storyboard composition, character and world consistency, and natural transitions between scenes are the key factors that determine quality.
Toonkit provides everything in a single workflow — from writing your script, to generating a storyboard, creating characters, producing image and video cuts, editing scenes, and final export. You can produce scenes continuously within a single project, so you can keep the same characters and world consistent even in a feature-length film or series content. Connect text, reference images and generation nodes in Toonkit Canvas, and continue your creative workflow through conversation in AI tools connected to Toonkit MCP.
Produce AI movies across a range of worlds — future cities, space exploration, cyberpunk, dystopia, and more. You can keep characters and backgrounds consistent while generating scenes continuously, making it well suited for feature-length sci-fi films or series content. Use it together with AI character, AI storyboard, and AI video to produce an even more polished sci-fi film.
Produce a fantasy genre — magic, dragons, monsters, kingdoms, medieval worlds, and more — as a single AI movie project. Keep character and background style consistent throughout the entire project, and complete cinematic, movie-like fantasy content through direction and scene transitions. Use it together with AI character and your own AI character style to build your own fantasy world.
Quickly produce a cinematic brand film that carries your brand story and product message.
Create everything from ad videos, corporate intro videos, campaign films, and promotional content within a single workflow, keeping the same visuals as your brand character throughout the project. Use it together with AI character and AI video to express your brand identity consistently.
Automatically organizes your script into a scene-by-scene storyboard, then flows naturally into generating image and video cuts. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Start your project by entering a script or idea. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Automatically composes scenes and cuts to create your movie's flow. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Generate image cuts and video cuts to complete your movie's key scenes. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Edit scene order, characters, backgrounds, and prompts to finish your movie exactly how you want. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Save your finished project in a variety of resolutions and aspect ratios to use on the platform of your choice. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Filmmaking involves reviewing both individual scenes and the way the whole story connects. Check structure and direction with storyboards, share character references and refine the scenes you want to change. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Identify the shots and areas you want to change instead of restarting the whole project. Adjust a character’s expression or part of a background, then compare it with other shots as you refine the scene. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Collect references for each character’s appearance and clothing, then compare scene results. Establish a basis for checking whether they look like the same person when the location or camera changes. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Break the script into shots and assemble generated scenes in the editor. Adjust order and duration to suit the story, developing your structure from the first draft to the finished film. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Define the reference images and motion a scene needs, then choose a model that supports your input. Review short test shots and select a direction to make the conditions for the next scene more concrete. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Just enter your script, and AI handles everything in sequence — storyboard composition → scene-by-scene video generation → editing. Choose a starting method among "Start with a story," "Style transfer," or "Blank template," describe your scenes, characters, and mood in text, and AI adds the motion. After generation, add background music and subtitles in the editor and fine-tune the details to finish. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Since scenes are generated individually and then stitched together in the editor, there's no separate limit on your total project length. That said, each clip generated at once is short (3-15 seconds depending on the model, with under 5 seconds per cut recommended during planning), so a feature-length movie means stacking up a lot of scenes. In practice, it's best suited for short films and web series, and a paid plan lets you generate more scenes to complete a longer movie overall. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Yes. Once you define a character and save it to your inventory, you can call it up with an @mention in your prompt to keep the same look, proportions, and outfit across every scene and episode. World tone is carried forward by reusing character/background assets and locking the style (art style) in place. Saved characters, backgrounds, and styles can be reused across multiple projects, which is especially useful for serialized series. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
No. You don't need any drawing skill or editing experience. The prompt enhancement feature refines even a roughly written idea into a detailed scene description that includes camera, lighting, and composition, and AI handles the motion and transitions. You only need to give direction in text, and if you're experienced, you can use region editing and layer separation for more precise control. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
The copyright of the output you create belongs to you (Article 16 of the Terms of Service), and "commercial use available" is also explicitly listed as an included feature in the pricing plans. Paid plans remove the watermark, so you can use your movie on YouTube, streaming, film festivals, client deliverables, and more. That said, content that infringes on someone else's copyright or portrait rights is prohibited and the responsibility lies with the creator, so please check the pricing plans and Terms of Service for detailed conditions. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Yes. With AI editing, you can regenerate just the part you want within a frame (keeping the rest as-is), and layer separation lets you move and resize characters and backgrounds independently. Regenerate any scene you're not happy with, and adjust order, transitions, and subtitles on the editor's timeline. You can fix just the details without remaking the entire scene. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Turn a written scene into footage with Text to video. Describe subjects, location, time of day and motion, then add camera direction to clarify the result you want. Choose a model, duration and aspect ratio, compare outputs and refine the prompt to create shots ready for your next edit. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Start with a short idea or script and develop it into scene-by-scene AI animation. Define characters, backgrounds and style, then describe actions and camera movement for each shot. Review generated images and videos and refine scene order to turn your written story into an animated work. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Learn moreTurn an idea into a scene-by-scene storyboard and prepare characters and backgrounds for AI animation. Develop image shots into video with motion and camera direction, compare results and regenerate the scenes that need work. Edit shot order and duration to bring the story together. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Describe appearance, clothing, expression and style to create an AI character for your story. Use a selected result to explore poses and scenes, and organize different views in a character sheet. Carry your character images into storyboards and video generation as references. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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