Make anime shorts in VideoAI from a story idea, character references, shot notes, sound direction, and a vertical MP4 plan you control.
Use VideoAI when you already have a character design or a clear persona and want anime shorts that keep the same lead across new scenes. Add reference images, assign their purpose with @, and write each shot so the series keeps its visual thread.
Choose the visual direction first, then describe the action, camera, sound, and format that make anime shorts readable.
Anime, cartoon, and illustration presets give anime shorts a clear visual base before you refine the scene. Add prompt details for setting, motion, and mood when you want anime style animation or cartoon animation with a more specific direction.
Write the short in time blocks such as 0 to 3 seconds and 3 to 6 seconds, then describe who appears, what changes, and how the camera moves. This keeps create cartoon animation work tied to your story decisions.
Bring text, images, video, and audio into the same VideoAI prompt. Use @ to mark a character image as the subject, a clip as camera reference, an image as the opening frame, or audio as the music direction for anime shorts.
Plan narration, voice reference, background music, sound effect style, and music beats together with the picture. When you make a cartoon video or create cartoon video output, the sound plan supports the rhythm of the scene.
Start with story material, arrange anime shorts by seconds, then refine the generated video with text instructions.
Step 01
Enter a story idea, a rough script, or upload character, scene, movement, video, and audio references. If the opening needs shape, let VideoAI draft story text first, then use @ to assign each material a clear role.
Step 02
Choose an anime, cartoon, or illustration direction, then describe the character, setting, action, camera movement, pace, voice, BGM, and sound style for each time segment. Select 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9 based on where the MP4 will be used.
Step 03
Generate the anime shorts video, review the motion and rhythm, then use text instructions to revise a scene, action, or pace. A single generation can be up to 30 seconds, with video extension available when the story needs to continue.
Use the same controlled workflow for personal stories, social posts, campaign ideas, and client drafts.
A single character has one punchline, reveal, or emotional beat. Write the action in short segments, choose 9:16, and create anime that lands as a compact social video.
A recurring lead needs to look familiar from one short to the next. Use several references, keep the role assignments clear, and create your own anime around one new plot beat at a time.
A move, costume change, or camera push needs picture and sound to arrive together. Describe the action, camera path, music cue, and sound effect style while making a cartoon for a focused moment.
A product feature or campaign theme can become a short cartoon scene. Write the premise, choose the cartoon direction, and create your own cartoon video as a downloadable MP4 for review or reuse.
Bring a character, script, or reference set, then shape the shots, sound, aspect ratio, and MP4 result in one video workflow.
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