Story Video Studio
Turns a short story into a storyboard and a narrated or talking video, in Telegram
A private Telegram studio that turns a few lines of story into nine-panel storyboards, then into a 15–60 second video with narration, music and captions, or with a character speaking on camera. Users approve each step before anything is rendered.
What it does01
- Writes the storyboard from a short story and draws it as 3×3 panel grids, one grid per 15 seconds
- Animates the approved panels into a 15–60 second video
- Adds a narrator's voice, background music and captions, or has a character say the lines on camera
- Saves character reference sheets so the same characters look consistent across stories
- Makes single images from a prompt and up to three reference photos
- Keeps every run in a private, login-protected history gallery
Example conversation02
Illustrative example
Human vs agent03
Same taskProducing one 60-second story video
≈ 8 hstaff time
- Write the storyboard and draw every panel
- Animate each scene and keep characters on-model
- Record narration, add music and captions, then edit
≈ 20 minstaff time
- You send the story and pick the characters
- You approve the prompts, then the storyboard grids
- Agent animates, narrates, adds music and joins the clips
Renders unattended once you approve
Saves ≈ 96% of staff time
Estimates for one typical task, based on how the workflow runs. Actual results vary.
Ad-hoc AI vs our agent workflow04
The same task, done by prompting a general chatbot by hand versus through the agent’s set workflow.
Tokens per task
Right first time
- Character details re-pasted into every prompt
- Faces and style drift from scene to scene
- Clips, voice and captions stitched together by hand
Tokens per task
Right first time
- Saved character sheets keep the same look
- Nothing renders until you approve each step
- Any part can be redrawn without starting over
No AI is 100% reliable. When a run fails, the agent retries automatically or hands it to a person.
Estimates for one typical task, based on how the workflow runs. Actual results vary.
Real screenshots05
Captured from the agent in use.
How it works06
- Step 1
The user picks characters, format and length, then sends the story
- Step 2
AI writes the storyboard prompts for the user to approve or edit
- Step 3
Storyboard grids are drawn, and any part can be redrawn
- Step 4
After approval, panels become video clips on our own GPU server
- Step 5
Narration, music and captions are added and clips are joined
- Step 6
The finished video arrives in Telegram and is saved to history
Why it's trustworthy07
- Access is limited to approved team members
- Nothing is rendered until the user approves the prompts and the storyboard
- AI image and video models run on our own GPU server
- Saved characters are private by default
Good for08
- Marketing teams producing short story videos for social media
- Educators and trainers turning scripts into explainer clips
- Brands with recurring mascots or characters that must stay on-model
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