Anime-only art direction
Six focused anime presets shape the rendering style without mixing in unrelated live-action or watercolor controls.
Describe the episode once. Flixly creates an editable six-scene script for free, keeps your named characters attached to the project, generates anime keyframes, and animates only the shots you approve.
10 free signup credits · script planning is free · every render shows its price first
Projects begin with GPT-Image 2 for scene keyframes, with other supported image models available in the picker.
The default tier uses Seedance 2 Fast at 720p for economical five-second motion tests.
Upgrade selected scenes to Seedance 2 at 1080p, or choose another compatible video model and see its price before rendering.
An AI anime creator turns a story and character descriptions into a planned sequence of anime scenes. Flixly separates the process into an editable script, still keyframes, and animated shots, so you can correct a character or scene before spending credits on the next stage.
Five visible stages keep the story, cast, and cost under your control.
Give the project a name, write the story premise, and choose a genre, aspect ratio, and anime look such as modern, shonen, shojo, seinen, retro 90s, or chibi.
Add up to five named characters with short descriptions. Those character records stay with the project instead of being recreated for every shot.
The planner creates an editable six-scene breakdown with narration, visual prompts, mood, and renderable shot lengths. Script generation costs zero credits.
Generate or revise each scene's anime keyframe before animation. The default is GPT-Image 2, and the model picker lets you choose another supported image model.
Render scenes individually or as a batch, choose 5 or 10 seconds, and start with a 720p draft before upgrading selected shots to a higher-quality model.
Six focused anime presets shape the rendering style without mixing in unrelated live-action or watercolor controls.
Build and edit the script before rendering media. A failed idea costs no generation credits.
Character names and descriptions stay attached to the project and can be referenced across the scene list.
Choose the image and animation models directly instead of relying on a hidden automatic selection.
The default 5-second 720p draft tier lets you test timing and motion before upgrading the scenes worth keeping.
Revise a visual prompt, keyframe, narration, duration, or animation without regenerating the entire episode.
There is no fixed episode price because you decide which scenes to render, their duration, model, and quality. Flixly exposes the price at each generation step instead of estimating after the job starts.
The scene-based workflow works best when a story needs recurring characters and deliberate shot control.
Plan an episode as a sequence of editable shots for YouTube, TikTok, Reels, or a serialized channel.
Turn a written idea into scene prompts and keyframes before committing to every animation render.
Build a compact action, romance, horror, or sci-fi sequence around a named cast and a consistent visual direction.
Test a visual style, pacing, and character treatment with draft shots before producing a longer series.
Flixly creates the episode as an editable project with a scripted scene list, character records, keyframes, narration, and animated shots. You control which scenes are rendered and can revise one scene without restarting the whole project.
Yes. Creating the project and generating the initial six-scene script costs zero credits. Image, animation, and narration generations show their credit prices separately before they run.
You define named characters once and keep them on the project. Their descriptions are included when the episode is planned, and the same project context is used across the scene workflow. You can also correct a keyframe before animating it.
The built-in looks are modern digital anime, shonen, shojo, seinen, retro 1990s cel animation, and chibi. Each preset changes rendering direction while your scene prompt controls the subject and action.
A new anime project defaults to GPT-Image 2 for keyframes and Seedance 2 Fast at 720p for draft animation; a live-action project starts its keyframes on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst. You can switch to Seedance 2 at 1080p or choose another supported image or video model in the editor.
Yes. Projects support 16:9 landscape, 9:16 vertical, and 1:1 square formats, so the same workflow can target YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reels, or square social posts.
Yes. Every scene keeps its own visual prompt, keyframe, duration, animation, and narration state. You can retry a single stage for one scene or run eligible scenes as a batch.
Not anymore. Series Generator is now part of Anime Creator, so every project opens in one editor. It plans an episode to a target runtime of up to five minutes, keeps recurring characters on a locked identity image, reuses saved places, and lets you review, approve or reject each scene before the final video is assembled.
Start with 10 signup credits. The script is free, and every media render shows its price before you spend.
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