Storycast

Storycast

Type a topic get an animated film

Description

Explaining where lightning comes from to a kid, or making a short explainer video, usually means writing a script, storyboarding, finding a voice, editing, scoring and subtitling. Doing it alone can take days and still look rough.

Storycast hands that whole pipeline to AI. Type a topic, pick a narrator and a look, and it makes an animated short narrated by that character: script, keyframes, animated shots, lip-synced on-camera lines, narration, a score, a hand-lettered end card and word-by-word subtitles, from 1 to 10 minutes long.

It ships with 50 ready narrators, 26 illustrated styles (claymation, watercolor anime, crayon, gouache storybook and more) and 74 languages, and you can invent a character, upload your own or bring your own style. It runs in your browser with your own fal API key, so generation costs go to your fal account.

Features



Automatic script: an AI director writes the story in blocks of voice-over or on-camera narration and smooths the jumps between scenes.

Characters and keyframes: the narrator gets a model sheet, and every block gets a keyframe in the chosen look.

Voice and lip sync: each block is narrated, and on-camera lines become lip-synced shots.

Animated shots: voice-over blocks become animated shots, cut to the narration.

Score and subtitles: a composed score, a mixed soundtrack, a hand-lettered end card and word-by-word subtitles.

Languages and looks: 74 languages and 26 styles, with custom characters and styles.

Agent-ready: every page copies a step-by-step prompt so a coding agent with a fal key can make the film from the terminal.