Step 01
Define your character and setting
Describe your character, its 3D-rendered appearance, the setting and the action. You can also upload a character image and use @ to assign it as the subject, first frame or scene reference.
Your character, your scene
3D Character Video Generator
Create a 3D-style character video from a prompt or reference image with VideoAI, then direct the scene, action, camera and sound before downloading your MP4.
Shape your character's visual direction
Develop a 3D-rendered character with a defined look, deliberate scene pacing and details you can refine after previewing.
A 3D-rendered look
Rounded forms, soft lighting and a defined setting give your character a clear visual direction. Describe the appearance and environment you want, then choose a style direction for your character video in VideoAI.
A recognizable recurring character
Keep a familiar character at the center of changing scenes. Use several reference images to help preserve recognizable visual traits as you take the story from one shot to the next.
Scenes paced around your message
Give a gesture time to land before the next scene begins. Choose the duration, then describe each time segment with its action, camera movement and sound direction. Attach reference images where a scene needs a clearer visual guide.
Revisions in your own words
A slower gesture or a different camera angle can change how a scene reads. Preview the generated video, then describe the adjustment in VideoAI and generate again. Refine the action, setting, camera or sound direction without starting over.
Direct each character scene
Build your 3D-style character video around one clear moment, then use references and timed descriptions to shape it.
Step 02
Plan the action by time segment
Choose a style direction, duration and aspect ratio for your character video. Write what happens in each time segment, including action, camera and sound. Add a video and assign it as a motion reference with @ when a specific movement matters.
Step 03
Preview, refine and download your video
Generate the video and preview its character, motion and scene continuity. Describe any changes in text and generate again. Download your finished MP4 in the aspect ratio you selected for its intended placement.
Give your 3D character video maker a reason to move
Start with the moment your audience needs to see, then give your 3D-style character an action that carries it.
A vertical social reveal
A new social post needs a clear opening moment. Describe your character stepping into view and revealing an object, then choose 9:16 framing for a vertical clip built around that reveal.
A mascot in a new campaign
When a campaign moves to a new setting, reuse several mascot reference images and describe the new scene. The references help keep the character recognizable as the background and action change.
An explanation shown through action
For an explanation of a simple process, give each key action its own moment. Write the character's demonstration by time segment, so the resulting scene follows the order you chose.
A story with a visible reaction
A short scene needs space for a character's response. Describe the setup, action and reaction in separate time segments, then direct the camera for each moment to make the story beat readable.
Make 3D-style character video fit your work
Social video creators
For a recurring social series, build each clip around one character moment. Choose vertical or square framing and direct the action and sound to suit the post.
Brand marketers
Keep a mascot recognizable as campaign settings change. Bring several character references into VideoAI and describe each scene to help separate videos retain a familiar visual identity.
Freelance video producers
Turn a client's character reference into a short video for review. After previewing the result, use written feedback to request changes to the action, scene or camera and generate another version.
FAQ
Plan your next character video
It describes the rendered visual style of the character and scene. VideoAI delivers a finished MP4 in up to 4K, with 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 framing to suit the placement you choose.
A character reference image or front-facing photo can provide the subject for your character video. Describe the appearance, setting and action you want, then assign your image to its reference role with @.
Upload a video and assign it as a motion reference with @. VideoAI uses that reference to guide the character's generated movement, so you can show the action you have in mind.
Pair a front-facing photo with dialogue or uploaded audio for a character video with synchronized lip movement. You can also choose a built-in digital presenter and use AI voiceover.
Several reference images can help your character keep its defining visual traits across shots. Review the generated scenes together, then describe any adjustments you want before generating again.
Each generation can run up to 30 seconds, giving you room for a focused scene or short explanation. Extend the generated video when your idea needs more time.
Yes. VideoAI can generate a 3D-style character video from prompts and reference images, then lets you direct the action, camera, timing, and revisions before downloading the MP4.
Create your next character scene
Bring your character idea to VideoAI and shape a 3D-style scene from a prompt or reference image.
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