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The story, shots, and effects behind a 60-second Vixel film.
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Tell Vixel what you want to make. Shape the story, review the shots, and build a film that feels like yours. These guides are here when you need a hand.
The story, shots, and effects behind a 60-second Vixel film.

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Start small, tell Vixel your idea, and review the result one step at a time. You don’t need to learn the whole production process before you begin.
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Make an AI music video from your performer photo and song. Follow a fifteen-second scene, write a brief you can adapt and learn what to check in the first clip.

Plan an animated explainer with a clear question, a simple visual example and one takeaway. Try a felt-style story about water drops on a cold glass.

Animate kids’ drawings with AI: upload a picture, preserve its character and plan the motion. Follow a real crayon dinosaur from drawing to a 10-second video.

Turn your cat photo into an AI Halloween video. Keep your pet recognizable, plan four story beats and follow an illustrated 24-second cartoon cat example.

Build an AI storybook character, setting and storyboard with a handmade stop-motion look. Real examples, an editable image prompt and a Director style starter.

Make Pip’s paper-boat bedtime story your own. Read the script, follow three original illustrations and keep it as a picture story or plan an animation.

Turn a product photo into a short commercial brief. Follow a travel-mug video study, plan three connected shots and check the product before making your own ad.

Make a children's animation in Vixel with a simple story, expressive characters and room for a little wonder. Follow six steps with a real short-film example.

Use Vixel to turn a script into a shot list, then review storyboard images before video production. Follow a worked scene breakdown and a real film example.

Make animated YouTube Shorts with AI: plan a 30-second story, frame the action vertically, test one clip and check captions before uploading. Includes a shot plan.

Keep AI characters consistent with reference images and targeted revisions. Follow Pip from his story image to front and side views, then compare scenes.

Learn how to continue a stalled AI film or revise one image or clip while keeping the parts of your Vixel project that already work.
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Working in Codex, Claude Code or Cursor? Connect your Vixel studio, shape a script and review the shots from there.
Explore Vixel MCP & CLI →Find a character, shape the ending and develop a story draft with Director.
Plan a single action and refine it in the video workspace.
Develop a character or a visual direction before producing your shots.
Turn a product message into a script and shot sequence with Director.
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