Type a moment in plain words and pick a format: 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1. The hand-drawn anime look is built in, so there is no style to set up.
Choose AI Video or Moving AI Images and a quality: Base, Pro or Ultra (up to 1080p). Narration is on by default in 18 languages, and videos run up to 5 minutes.
Turn on word-by-word captions (Speech, Hormozi and more) and add your own music track if you like. Download the finished MP4 and post it yourself.
Choose what media will be used to illustrate the video.
Optional. Leave everything off for a silent clip.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
I pitched my series with a real animated teaser instead of static panels, and three publishers actually replied this time.
I post an original anime short every week now: I described one quiet rainy scene and had a finished clip in a few minutes.
I turned cutscene scripts into actual animated cutscenes and tested ten pacing variants in an afternoon, no studio time booked.
Our Anime Video Generator turns a written scene description into an anime video with a hand-drawn anime film look. Type what you want to see and ClipNova animates it, with narration, word-by-word captions and your own music if you want. No drawing skills, no studio required.
One look, built in: a hand-drawn anime film style with 2D cel animation, painted backgrounds and soft, natural colors. There is no style picker, so every video stays in the same look. To steer it, name a subgenre or mood in your prompt, like slice-of-life, shonen or cyberpunk.
Yes. Narration is on by default and you can pick from 18 languages, including Japanese and English. Captions are made from the narration, word by word. Each video has one narration language.
Up to 5 minutes. On Auto, ClipNova writes the narration first and sizes the video to it; on Manual, you set the length in seconds. Longer videos are built from several shots.
Each video uses credits from your plan. The cost depends on the length and the quality you pick (Base, Pro or Ultra), and you see it before you generate. Plans from $19/mo.
On paid plans, yes, you own commercial rights to every anime short you generate. You can publish it on monetized YouTube channels, sell it as a pitch deck or use it in promotional material for your manga / VN / game.
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