AI video generator for series and shorts with consistent characters and locations
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Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
$19/year for Small plan (50 AI changes, 20,000 visitors, 1GB storage) or $79/year for Growth plan (200 AI changes, 100,000 visitors, 5GB storage). First build free to preview.
No subscription, pay per video. Clips start at $0.026 per second on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p. Estimated costs: ~$1.85 for a 30-second TikTok/Reel (Standard quality), ~$3.62 for a 60-second explainer, ~$10.26 for a 3-minute episode, ~$0.50 for a 60-second slideshow (no video clips). Higher-quality o
Key features
AI website generation from description and files
Built-in CMS for content updates
Contact form inbox
Cookieless analytics
Custom domain support
Password protection
Version history
Global hosting with HTTPS
Four-view character sheets with vision review for consistency across scenes
Location reference plates with named anchors to maintain room continuity
Six approval gates before expensive rendering starts
Character voice persistence—each character holds one fixed voice from scene to scene
Original music generation with automatic ducking under narration
Episode inheritance—cast, locations and settings carry to next episode automatically
Five video formats with story-specific writing structures
Export up to 4K with subtitle files (SRT and VTT)
What makes it different
Generate complete websites in 3-5 minutes from plain English descriptions and existing files
No design or coding skills required; edit sites by chatting with AI
Built-in CMS, analytics, and contact forms with no additional tools or subscriptions
Affordable yearly pricing starting at $19 per website
Character and location consistency maintained across entire video and across multiple episodes
Six approval gates ensure control at every critical step with no expensive generation until preview approved
Shots morph between scenes instead of cutting for seamless camera flow
Formats written to specific story shapes—mini drama ends on cliffhanger, tutorials open on result, documentaries trace sources