Turn your idea
into a finished video.

Create narrated videos for YouTube, documentaries and lessons from an idea, script or voiceover. Choose your visual style, edit every scene and build videos up to 3 hours long on Ultra.

100 free credits. No credit card required.

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See how a story comes together.

Four short stories made in Animatic, each in one of the built-in Visual Styles. The characters and places stay the same from the first scene to the last.

In a tiny rooftop workshop at night, an elderly craftsperson in round spectacles mends a glowing crescent moon above his workbench, a sleeping city beyond the window.
1A craftsperson mends a broken moon.
  1. Close-up of the craftsperson's hands pressing the last glowing fragment into the crescent moon with a fine brass tool, the crack sealing with a line of gold.2The last crack seals with gold.
  2. The craftsperson climbs a ladder through a hatch onto the rooftop, carrying the mended crescent moon in both arms above the sleeping city.3He carries it up onto the roof.
  3. Seen from behind on the rooftop, the craftsperson lets the mended moon float up into the indigo night sky, arms still raised.4He lets it go.
  4. The mended moon hangs high over the city's rooftops while the craftsperson sits at the workshop window with a cup of tea, looking up at it.5The moon back in the sky.
A linocut print in brick red, cream and black: a small white fox at the edge of a still black lake, facing a forest of red autumn trees reflected in the water.
1A fox at the edge of a red forest.
  1. The white fox walks along the lake's edge, seen side-on, its reflection beneath it and the red trees rising behind.2It follows the shore.
  2. The white fox steps between tall brick-red trees with black trunks, fallen red leaves on the dark ground.3Into the trees.
  3. In a clearing, the white fox looks up at a tall pale tree whose bare cream limbs spread against a dark sky.4At the foot of the pale tree.
  4. The white fox sleeps curled at the base of the pale tree as a few red leaves drift down around it.5It sleeps.
A risograph print in teal and coral: an enormous whale swims across an apricot sky carrying an overgrown glasshouse, a tiny gardener watering plants on its balcony.
1A whale carries a glasshouse garden.
  1. Inside the glasshouse, the gardener in a brimmed hat waters ferns and flowering vines between iron pillars, the sky visible through the panes.2The gardener at work inside.
  2. The whale dips down through a bank of coral clouds, vines trailing behind the glasshouse.3Down through the clouds.
  3. Seen from below, the whale glides over a small coastal town with teal rooftops and a church spire as tiny townspeople point up at it.4Over a town that looks up.
  4. At dusk the whale rests among layered clouds, the glasshouse glowing with small lanterns and the gardener sitting on the balcony.5Resting at dusk.
A handmade miniature set: a paper city of terracotta houses, card staircases and blue paper canals unfolds from an open book on a wooden table, a red paper bridge across the crease.
1A city unfolds from a book.
  1. At canal level in the paper city, a tiny folded-paper boat drifts along a blue paper canal toward the red bridge.2A paper boat on the canal.
  2. Evening in the paper city: amber windows glow in the card houses and tiny paper lanterns hang along the staircases.3Evening in the paper city.
  3. A small paper moon on a thin wire rises above the book's paper city on the dark wooden table.4A paper moon rises.
  4. The book closes, its pages tilting inward as the paper houses, stairs and red bridge fold down flat.5The book closes.

For stories with a few more chapters.

Make room for the full documentary, the winding history or the deep dive you’ve been meaning to make. Animatic keeps your narration and scenes together in one editable project, all the way to the final export.

Projects up to 1 hour on Creator, 2 hours on Pro and 3 hours on Ultra.

The longest project on each plan
PlanLongest project
Free10 minutes
Creator1 hour
Pro2 hours
Ultra3 hours
The longest project on each plan. However long it runs, it's one project and one export.

Give your videos a look of their own.

Find the look your story calls for. Explore the built-in Visual Styles, then carry your favorite through the scenes.

Every plan includes the 20 built-in Visual Styles. Paid plans also let you save your own.

Try the styles free

100 free credits. No credit card required.

Illustration of the scene editor in Studio. The controls here aren't interactive.

Keep what works. Change what doesn’t.

When an image misses the mark, change that scene and keep the parts you like. Refine the timing, motion and transitions until the video feels right.

Continuity helps recurring people, places and objects look consistent. You can still review and refine every scene.

Give a scene a little life.

Choose a still-image scene and use Animate scene to turn it into generated video, right inside your project.

Animate selected scenes while keeping the rest of your story in the same editable timeline.

  • Available on every plan, including Free
  • Clips run 3 to 15 seconds, and longer scenes can be up to 3 minutes
  • You see the price before you confirm, and you’re never charged for a video that fails
  • Switch the scene back to its picture whenever you like

From a single image to a moving scene.

Explore the original stills and the videos made from them.

The Ballroom Beneath the SeaThe manta ray glides forward with its wings flexing, light ripples across the floor and bubbles rise by the doorway.
Visual Style
Painted Anime Film
Length
5 seconds
Made with
Animate scene
The Night Train Across the StarsThe train creeps forward and ripples spread through its reflection under the stars.
Visual Style
Cinematic Documentary Photograph
Length
5 seconds
Made with
Animate scene
Animate your first scene

Animate scene is available on every plan, including Free.

Bring the story. Make it yours.

  1. Start where you are.

    Bring an idea, paste a script or upload your voiceover. Use your own recording or choose an AI voice.

  2. Build the scenes.

    Animatic plans the scenes around your narration and generates imagery in your chosen Visual Style.

  3. Make the final edits.

    Refine the images, timing and transitions, then export your finished video.

You see the credit cost and confirm each step before anything is generated.

Start free. Give your next story more room.

Try the workflow with 100 free credits, then choose a plan for longer projects and more generation.

Choose how you'd like to be billed.

Creator

For publishing videos regularly.

$20per month

Billed annually at $240 — save $48 a year.

$24per month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

Everything in Free, plus

  • 1,200 credits a month
  • Projects up to 1 hour
  • 1080p exports with no watermark, and commercial use
  • Your own Visual Styles and music
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Best value

Ultra

For the longest projects and the heaviest output.

$82.99per month

Billed annually at $990 — save $198 a year.

$99per month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

Everything in Pro, plus

  • 6,500 credits a month
  • Projects up to 3 hours
  • 10 Spaces and 10 Brand Kits
  • 100 GB of storage
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Explore Animatic with your own idea. No card required.

100 credits is enough to try Animatic. A full 10-minute video usually needs more.

  • 100 credits to spend once, not a monthly allowance
  • Projects up to 10 minutes
  • 720p exports with a watermark
  • Animate scene, to turn chosen scenes into video

Credits pay for what Animatic makes for you, and you see the cost before each step. Paid plans get their credits every month, however you pay, and unused credits don't roll over. The longest project is a limit on each project, not an amount of video.

See every plan detail and how credits work

Questions

Billing, credits and top-ups are covered on the pricing page.

What does Animatic make?

A narrated video, from an idea, a script or your own voiceover. Animatic plans a scene for each part of the narration, generates an image for every scene in the Visual Style you choose, adds camera motion and transitions, and exports a finished video. Every scene stays open to edits until you export. On every plan, including Free, you can also turn the scenes you choose into generated video with Animate scene.

Who is Animatic for?

People who make narrated videos: faceless YouTube channels, documentary and video-essay makers, and teachers turning lessons and courses into video. It suits stories from a few minutes to several hours long that should look consistent from start to finish.

Do I need a script or recording?

No. Start with an Idea drafts a script from your idea, which you edit and approve before anything is narrated. If you've written a script, one of 6 AI voices can read it. If you've recorded a voiceover, upload it as an MP3, WAV or M4A file.

What do the finished videos look like?

Your narration over a picture for every scene, in the Visual Style you choose. Each picture moves gently with the camera and flows into the next. On every plan, including Free, you can turn the scenes you choose into generated video with Animate scene, and the rest stay as pictures in the same timeline. On paid plans, Cinematic Depth can add a subtle sense of depth to pictures that suit it.

Can I change the generated scenes?

Yes. Remake any picture or upload your own, rewrite what a scene shows, change its timing, its camera movement and its transition, or reorder scenes. Earlier versions of each picture are kept, so you can go back.

How long can my videos be?

Up to 10 minutes on Free, 1 hour on Creator, 2 hours on Pro and 3 hours on Ultra, each as one project and one export. That's a limit per project, not an allowance of video: how many credits a project uses depends on how many scenes it has and what you generate.

Is Animatic good for long-form and ultra-long-form video?

That's what it's built for. A single project runs to 2 hours on Pro and 3 hours on Ultra, as one script, one timeline and one export — so a feature-length documentary or an ultra-long-form YouTube upload doesn't have to be cut into parts and stitched together afterward. One Visual Style carries through every scene, which holds a two-hour video together end to end and keeps a series looking the same from episode to episode.

What is included free?

Free includes 100 credits once, projects up to 10 minutes and 720p exports with a watermark. No credit card required. You get the 20 built-in Visual Styles, AI voices and the full editor, and Free projects are kept for 30 days. 100 credits is enough to try Animatic. A full 10-minute video usually needs more. Every step shows its credit cost before it runs.

Can I use the videos commercially?

Yes, on any paid plan, including videos with ads or sponsorships and work for clients. Meeting each platform's rules on originality, rights and AI disclosure is up to you as the publisher.

What have you been meaning to make?

That documentary idea. The history you keep reading about. The lesson that deserves more than a slide deck. Bring it to Animatic and start shaping your first scenes.

100 free credits. No credit card required.