An AI cartoon video maker for stories and kids channels

Cartoon styles you can use

• 3D Cartoon: rounded characters and soft lighting in the style of animated films.
• Chibi: cute characters with big heads and small bodies.
• Claymation: handmade plasticine figures on a miniature set.
• Anime and Ghibli: hand-drawn 2D animation with clean lines and pastel skies.
• Pixel art and Paper cut: playful retro and craft looks.

Cartoon styles are applied firmly: the first frame is created in the chosen style and then animated, so the clip does not drift back to realism.

Ideas for kids and story channels

Bedtime stories with a recurring animal hero. Nursery-rhyme visuals, one scene per line. Learning videos: counting animals, colours, the seasons. Moral stories and fables told in short scenes. Keep characters simple and backgrounds calm so young viewers can follow the action.

Make a cartoon scene

1. Open the web app and choose Text to video, or Image to video to cartoonise a photo.
2. Pick a cartoon style in the style picker.
3. Describe one character, one action and the place.
4. Choose 16:9 for YouTube or 9:16 for Shorts and generate.
5. Join the scenes in your editor and add narration and music.

Keep characters consistent

Describe your main character the same way in every prompt: colour, clothing and one distinctive feature, such as "a small orange fox with a blue scarf". Keep the same style across the episode. For the closest match, generate a key picture once and use Image to video for the following scenes.

Keeping a character recognisable

A cartoon series works when viewers recognise the hero at once. Describe your character with the same short list of features in every prompt: the animal or person, one colour, one piece of clothing and one prop. For example, "a small orange fox with a blue scarf and a lantern". Keep the style the same as well, and the character will look like the same one across many clips.

For even closer matches, use Image to video. Start every scene from a picture of your character and describe only the new action, such as waving, running or reading.

Ideas for cartoon videos

• Bedtime stories narrated over calm, slow scenes.
• Learning videos for letters, numbers, colours and animals.
• Short gags for Shorts and Reels with a clear setup and payoff.
• Mascots for a brand, a classroom or a channel intro.

Example prompts to copy

Each names a subject, a place, the light and one camera move.

16 styles, one tap each

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