The Video Studio: Script, Storyboard, and Video
The video editor is a Script / Storyboard / Video toggle plus a Tools / Cast / Assets / Locations rail — nothing is gated behind an approval step.Few readersTurning a screenplay into a Story Video
Attach your screenplay PDF to Sidekick or paste the text, and ask it to build scenes from it. There's no one-click whole-script splitter right now, so you work through the script in sections.Few readersGetting started with Story Videos
Start a blank Story Video and build it by talking to Sidekick, or adapt a comic you've already made. Reuses your characters, assets, and art style for clip-to-clip consistency.Few readersEditing the script and scenes
How to edit per-scene narration, dialogue, and settings in the Script document — plus building scenes with Sidekick, how scene duration is calculated automatically from word count, and what you can and cannot change while a scene is rendering.Few readersRendering scenes — per-scene vs Generate All
How to render a single scene and how Generate All works — including the free first scene, the greedy-prefix affordability rule, per-scene charging, and what happens mid-render.Few readersStory Video credits and costs
How credits are calculated for a Story Video — the free first scene, per-second render pricing, storyboard image costs, the optional 1080p upscale cost, per-scene pre-charge, reconciliation, and automatic refunds on failure.Few readersExporting and sharing Story Videos
Aspect ratios, 720p vs 1080p HD, captions, MP4 download, and the public share page for a finished Story Video — all through the one Publish modal.Few readersAI Extend and Fix Audio
How to lengthen a rendered scene with AI Extend, and how to re-synthesise garbled or missing narration with Fix Audio — including the credit cost for each.Few readersCaption editor for Story Videos
How captions are auto-generated, how to edit caption text and timing, and how to customise the animation style, font, size, and colors.Few readersBackground music and voices
Adding a track from the built-in music library, and repairing narrator or character voices in a scene with Fix Audio.Few readersFrequently Asked Questions: Story Videos
Short answers to the questions support gets about Story Videos — the free first scene, render costs and failures, adapting a comic, on-screen text and non-English speech limits, storyboards, resolution, and audio.Few readersTurning a comic into a Story Video
Use Turn into Video, or ask Sidekick, to adapt a comic issue into a Story Video. The script is written from that issue's pages and panels automatically, and your cast comes with it.Few readersChoosing a model and scene length
Every scene has its own Model and Time selectors; how the models differ, why a scene can be blocked from rendering, and why the free first scene ignores both.Few readersStoryboards: guiding how a scene looks
Optional still frames that show the video model exactly how a scene should open and close, generated by clicking an empty tile on the Storyboard tab.Few readers