THE AI STORYTELLING STUDIO

Create AI short films.
Build your next episode.

Turn an idea into a short film, a narrated story, or the first episode of something bigger. Direct the scenes, choose narration or character dialogue, and finish with music, subtitles and a video you can export.

An outline and one revision, on us. Video generation uses paid credits.

STORYGATE / SCREENING ROOM01
Pip the green dragon and Barnaby the penguin proudly showing their toasted desserts

One tiny dragon.
One delicious disaster.

THE DRAGON’S FIRST DAY3 SHOTS / ORIGINAL SHORT
01 → 03From a single idea
to a finished story.

ONE STORY. EVERY STAGE.

  1. Brief
  2. Outline
  3. Script
  4. Storyboard
  5. Animatic
  6. Final cut

01 / FIND YOUR FORMAT

Some ideas deserve
more than a single clip.

For the stories you want to tell once.
And the worlds you want to return to.

02

Episodes & series

Keep the cast. Continue the story. Reuse character references, voices and production direction for the next chapter.

Create your next episode

02 / THE WORKSHOP

See the story.
Then make it move.

Review the outline before the script. Review the frames before the clips. Make decisions while they’re still easy to change.

YOUR STORY, FROM IDEA TO SCREEN
EXAMPLE STORY OUTLINE

Ice cream meets dragon fire.
What could go wrong?

Pip’s first day at Barnaby’s ice cream cart starts with a melted cone. An accidental marshmallow roast gives the pair a delicious new idea.

  1. 01
    Meltdown at the counter

    A fiery sneeze turns Pip’s first ice cream cone into a sticky pink puddle.

  2. 02
    The caramelized accident

    Barnaby tries ice packs. Pip’s next hiccup toasts the marshmallows instead.

  3. 03
    The brulee sensation

    The dragon and penguin serve their new toasted treats to an eager crowd.

A BEGINNING. A SURPRISE. A SWEET ENDING.
Actual Storygate workspace showing Pip and Barnaby’s generated frame, image prompt, English narration and audio review controls side by side
Review your scenes and narration together before generating video.

STORIES WITHOUT A LANGUAGE BARRIER

Your story.
Your audience’s language.

Create AI narrated videos in 22 languages, including Hindi, Nepali, Spanish, French and Arabic. Make a short story, an explainer or the next episode for the audience you know best.

Choose your language in the brief, review the script and voiceover, then bring the scenes together with music.

Explore all 22 narration languages →

Character dialogue and automatic subtitles currently support English only.

03 / VOICE, SOUND & FINISHING

Give it a voice.
Make it a finished story.

Direct what the audience hears as carefully as what they see.
Then bring the ingredients together in one cut.

01 / NARRATION

A voice to carry the story

Create narration in 22 languages. Choose a narrator, shape the delivery and review each voiceover read before generating clips.

Explore narrated video →
02 / DIALOGUE

Let your characters speak

Write English character dialogue and generate on-camera speech using approved character images and voice samples.

Direct a dialogue scene →
03 / VOICE CONTINUITY

Bring the voice back, too

Reuse a series narrator or your cast’s approved voice samples across episodes. Review every performance for the delivery you want.

How voice consistency works →
04 / MUSIC SCORING

Set the feeling of each act

Describe the mood and instrumentation, get music-direction suggestions from the script, and choose a generated track—or no music—for each act.

Shape the soundtrack →
05 / SUBTITLES

Let viewers follow every word

Add word-highlight subtitles to supported English narrated cuts, with SRT and VTT files when generated. Dialogue cuts currently ship without automatic subtitles.

See subtitle support →
06 / VIDEO ASSEMBLY

Bring the whole cut together

Assemble approved clips in shot order with their narration or dialogue audio, selected music and supported subtitles. Review and download the finished MP4.

From approved shots to export →
Actual Storygate Final Cut workspace for The Dragon’s First Day, with music direction, a selected soundtrack, subtitles and final video exports
Choose your soundtrack and subtitles, then export a video you can share.

YOUR CUT. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Download the film.
Take the ingredients with you.

The Assets ZIP organizes the cut’s clips and available frames, narration, music and subtitle files for further editing. Keep creating in your own editor with the media you’ve already made.

See what’s in the asset ZIP →

Media files organized by shot, rather than an editable timeline project for another app.

04 / KEEP WHAT MAKES IT YOURS

New episode.
Familiar faces.

Your story doesn’t need a fresh start every time. Build a cast and a visual direction you can carry into the next scene and the next episode.

Pip’s approved dragon reference with green scales, golden horns, wings and a blue apron
CHARACTER REFERENCES / A FAMILIAR FACE IN EVERY SCENE
01

A cast you can bring back

Reuse approved character references and voice samples across episodes.

02

A world with its own look

Keep a shared style blueprint and production defaults for your series.

03

Room to direct the performance

Refine dialogue, narration and individual shots. Regenerate the parts that need another take.

References help preserve continuity. Generated output still benefits from your review and direction.

ONE CAST. FIVE CHAPTERS.

Make a story.
Bring it back.

Meet Biscuit, Mochi and the family in The New Baby, a five-part animated series made with Storygate.ai and published on Instagram and TikTok.

Create your own animated episodes with a returning cast, narration, music and scenes you can review.

Start your own story ↗

Watch the series and explore the episode workflow →

Mochi the grey cat in the family living room, from The New Baby animated seriesTHE NEW BABY · 5 EPISODES · WATCH →

05 / MADE WITH STORYGATE

A little dragon.
A big hiccup.
A sweet surprise.

Meet Pip the dragon and Barnaby the penguin. A first-day ice cream disaster becomes a toasted-dessert invention in this playful animated short.

FORMAT
Widescreen · 720p
VOICE
English narration
WORKFLOW
3 shots · 38 seconds

Bring your own idea to life with a cast, a script and scenes you can direct.

THE DRAGON’S FIRST DAY MADE WITH STORYGATE

Create your own story
Read the English narration

On his very first morning, little dragon Pip sneezes a sudden fiery spark, instantly melting a triple scoop cone into sticky pink puddle.

Wrapped in chilly ice packs to cool down, Pip hiccups another fiery blast, accidentally roasting raw marshmallows into glistening caramelized treats.

Teaming up in sync, the duo scorches gourmet toasted crusts for an excited crowd, turning an embarrassing accident into a delicious triumph.

06 / MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT STORY

Start with an idea.
Choose your creative budget.

Your first outline and one revision are free. Subscribe when you’re ready to turn the story into a film.

FREE

US$0

Give your idea its first shape.

One outline + one AI revision

  • Outline for a story up to 3 minutes
  • Manual editing and copying
  • No card required
Start a free outline

STARTER

US$19 / month

Try the full production workflow.

400 credits / month

  • Script, frames and video generation
  • Narration, dialogue and music
  • Final cut and asset downloads
Get started with Starter

CREATOR

US$39 / month

More room to explore and revise.

1,000 credits / month

  • Script, frames and video generation
  • Narration, dialogue and music
  • Final cut and asset downloads
Get started with Creator

PRO

US$99 / month

A larger budget for your next stories.

3,000 credits / month

  • Script, frames and video generation
  • Narration, dialogue and music
  • Final cut and asset downloads
Get started with Pro

Prices in USD, excluding tax. Paid plans renew monthly. Monthly credits expire at the end of the paid period. Generation costs vary by model, duration and retakes; review the estimate before confirming.

Compare plans and understand credits

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before your
first scene.

What can I create with Storygate?

Short films, dialogue-driven scenes, narrated videos and recurring episodes. You can develop the story, review frames and clips, and assemble a final video.

Can I create narrated videos in other languages?

Yes. Choose from 22 narration languages, including English, Hindi, Nepali, Spanish, French and Arabic. Select the content language in your brief and review each generated read for pronunciation and pacing. This creates a new narrated video; it does not automatically translate or dub an existing video. See the full language list. Character dialogue and automatic subtitles currently support English only.

What’s included for free?

Your first outline and one AI revision. Script writing, image generation and video generation require a paid plan and credits. You’ll see an estimate before confirming billable generation.

Can I reuse characters and voices?

Yes. Series can reuse character references and approved voice samples, or save a narrator for narrated episodes. These help preserve continuity, while each generated performance still needs your review.

Can I download the individual assets?

Completed cuts offer an Assets ZIP with clips and available frames, narration, selected music and generated subtitle files. You can also download the final MP4, plus SRT/VTT subtitles when available, from Final Cut.

Do dialogue videos include automatic subtitles?

English character dialogue is supported. Automatic word-highlight subtitles and SRT/VTT downloads currently apply to supported English narrated cuts; they are unavailable for cuts containing dialogue.

Does Storygate post to YouTube for me?

You export your finished video and publish it yourself. Storygate focuses on the story and production workflow.

Can I change one shot without starting over?

Yes. You can review and regenerate individual assets and shots. Changes to earlier stages can require downstream assets to be updated, and new generation uses credits.

THE NEXT STORY IS YOURS

Give that idea
a first scene.

Start with a free outline

An outline first. A whole world of possibilities after.

The Dragon’s First Day

English narration · 3 shots · Open original MP4