Episodes that open on a title card and close on a next-episode line.
Write the takes, render them with your cast, and package the episode: cards in one of eight themes, a poster shaped to the frame, a runtime metered against the target. Widescreen 16:9 or vertical 9:16, your call.
8 takes · 9 cards at 2 s each
From series to file
- 1
Series
Title, logline, shape and runtime target. Pick a card theme. The cast comes from your library.
- 2
Episode
Draft the outline for 2 credits or write it yourself: title, synopsis, cliffhanger, chapter list.
- 3
Takes
Render each chapter as a take, 4 to 15 seconds, with up to three cast, a set and their outfits and props.
- 4
Package
2 credits renders the title, chapter and end cards and cuts one file. A poster is 3 more.
Eight card themes
See all three card kinds in each themeTwo shapes, one series rule
Choose 16:9 for a screen or 9:16 for a phone when you start the series. Every take renders in that shape, the cards lay out for it, the poster matches it, and the file is written at 1920×1080 or 1080×1920.
A runtime you can see
Pick 60 seconds, 2 minutes or 5 minutes. The draft sizes the take list to it and the meter counts every take and every two-second card as you build, so the finished file lands where the studio said it would.
Sample episodes
Packaged with cards, cut to a runtime target. Each one was made from a short written description.
Guides
- Episode title card makerOpen every episode with a rendered title card that carries the series name, the episode nu…
- Widescreen episode makerMake 16:9 episodes with cast references, a title card, chapter cards and an end card, outp…
- Episode intro makerBuild an episode intro from a themed title card and a cold-open take, in widescreen or ver…
- End card generatorClose every episode with a rendered end card carrying the series name, the episode number …
- Chapter card makerAdd two-second chapter cards between the takes of an episode, each with a chapter number a…
- Five-minute episode makerPlan and package a five-minute episode from up to twelve takes with chapter cards, a title…
- Episode poster generatorGenerate key-art posters for a series or a single episode, shaped to match the series aspe…
- Two-minute episode makerMake a two-minute episode from about eight takes with a title card, chapter cards and an e…
Questions
What does "packaged" mean here?
A finished episode file with a title card at the front, a chapter card between takes, an end card at the back, and the takes normalised to one frame and codec in between. The cards are rendered in the theme the series picked.
Can one series be both 16:9 and 9:16?
No. A series picks its shape once so every take, card, poster and file matches. Make a second series for the other shape.
How long can an episode be?
Up to twelve takes of 4 to 15 seconds plus the cards. The series carries a target of 60 seconds, 2 minutes or 5 minutes, and the meter shows how close the plan is.
Who owns the episodes I make?
You own them. Anything the service produces at your direction is yours under the terms of service. Copyright law differs between countries; consult a lawyer if a particular use depends on it.
Is anything generated for free?
No. Takes, drafts, posters, library images and packaging all cost credits, and the price is shown before each one. New accounts get two credits to start.