Create
Menu

AI animated story maker

A small idea.
An animated story of your own.

Use Vixel to develop a script, shape original characters and build your story shot by shot. Make an original cartoon story, a stylized 3D family comedy or an animated short for your channel.

Try an animated story idea →Watch real examples

Your idea opens for review. Sign in when asked. Opening it does not generate media or spend credits.

Two stories, two different moods.

These finished films were made by the Vixel team. Open a case to watch the film and examine its visual choices. They are examples, not promised results from the practice idea below.

Choose the story you want to make.

Choose a starting point for your project. Each brief opens for editing and script review; you decide when to move into production.

A story to watch together

Make a gentle story around a small, familiar moment. Choose the audience, language and ending before developing the characters.

Start with this brief →Plan a children's animation →

An animated Short for your channel

Build around one visible hook and a payoff. Plan for a phone screen, test a shot, then review the complete edit.

Start with this brief →Follow the Shorts tutorial →

One idea made easy to understand

Show one question through a character's discovery. Review the explanation and narration before turning it into an educational animation.

Start with this brief →Review an educational story →

See how a real portrait film came together.

The Crayon Rainforest record follows a recurring cast through 14 accepted clips and a specific shot revision. Inspect the sequence, then use the same habit in your own project: review one clip, record what changed and continue from the accepted result.

This published example uses a 2:3 portrait frame. Plan and check your own output dimensions when making a 9:16 Short.

Open the shot-by-shot production record →

How to make your first animated story

  1. 01

    Give one character a small problem

    For your first story, choose one place and an ending you can show. A cloud trying to help a plant is easier to plan than a whole fantasy world. Specify the audience and tone: a family comedy, a gentle bedtime story or a dramatic animated short.

  2. 02

    Read the script before making shots

    Open your idea in Creator and ask for a short script. Check whether each moment changes the situation. Cut extra characters and locations. Rewrite the ending until it makes sense without needing an explanation.

  3. 03

    Establish the look, then test one shot

    Describe your character’s shape, colors and clothing, and choose a visual direction such as stylized 3D. Review the character and setting images. Check the generation cost, then test a shot before committing to the rest.

  4. 04

    Build the sequence and watch it through

    Review each clip for character consistency, action and camera direction. Assemble the accepted clips on the timeline. Watch the whole sequence, revise the moments that do not connect, and check the export options available in your workspace.

Try this starting brief.

A practice idea for an original story. Change the character, setting or tone in Creator before you submit it.

Help me make an original 30-second stylized 3D animated story. A little cloud tries to help a wilted plant, makes a comically oversized rain shower, then learns to give it just enough water. Use original characters, one garden setting, visual comedy and a warm ending. Start with a short script for my review. Keep image and video generation for a later step.
Open this idea in Creator →

What to expect

You review and direct the process. AI-generated images and clips can need several revisions, and character consistency is something to check across shots. A complete film takes more than a single prompt.

Limited free access is available. Image and video generation consumes credits; review the cost before each generation. Available models, access and export options depend on your workspace and plan.

Check current plans and limits →