Read along
Existing book pages, restrained camera movement, timed highlighting, captions, and voice.
Turn a book into a film →Your story, on script in every frame
Stories move on purpose.
Write the story once. Animate Your Story turns it into a narrated vertical film where every page turn, line reveal, and camera move lands exactly where you planned — and renders the same way every time.
9:16launch format
30–90sin 15-second steps
8sfree private preview
Choose the simplest motion that serves the story01 02 03
Three modes. No mystery footage.
Draw to life
Line art appears progressively; color follows the same controlled direction.
Watch lines become color →Paper theater
Characters, props, foreground, and backgrounds move as independent paper layers.
Step onto the layered stage →Editable before rendering
See every scene and the exact price first.
The published Asha film shows the finished quality bar. Your one free browser preview stays private, watermarked, low-resolution, and about eight seconds long.
Every choice redraws the scene plan and the price. Nothing is charged until you render.
Motion
Duration
Voice
Captions
New images or layers
Paste text or import a project from Sprokle or Illustrate My Story after signing in.
Script
Scene plan
Paste a script and the scenes appear here.
Animate Your Story drafts the splits and the action names. Every line stays editable in your workspace.
The exact quote
The flagship film cost $11.20. We knew before it rendered.
Every film gets this itemized quote before rendering starts. Dollar figures use the $14.99 Starter pack rate of $0.20 per credit; larger packs bring a credit down to $0.15.
Paper-theater composition$3.60 (18 credits)
60 seconds · 4 × 15-second blocks$6.40 (32 credits)
Asha and the Paper Moon Boat, render total$9.99 (50 credits)
6 new scene images, approved before render$1.20 (6 credits)1 credit each, generated first and quoted only after you approve each one. Never part of the total above.
A 60-second read-along from existing book pages is about $8.40. If a render fails, the credits held for it return to your balance automatically.Three finished films
Browse all 12 filmsSame renderer. Three different motion grammars.
60s▶Published sample · Paper theater
Asha and the Paper Moon Boat
Six illustrated scenes become a layered vertical short with stable character motion, parallax water, a timed voice, and word-safe captions.
56 credits in the published project · 6 new assets
45s▶Published sample · Read along
Milo’s First Big Morning
An existing Sprokle book is recut as a narrated reassurance short without buying the illustrations a second time.
34 credits in the published project · 0 new assets
60s▶Published sample · Draw to life
How Seeds Wake
Six science frames emerge first as line work, then receive color in the same direction as the narrated process.
52 credits in the published project · 6 new assetsCreators publish films like these as Shorts, Reels, and TikToks. Because the renderer never drifts, episode two looks like episode one — which is how story channels keep an audience.
Built to finish, not to gamble
What happens after you press render.
Rendering reports its current stage and overall progress — and it never costs more than the quote you approved.
No drift between renders
A fixed renderer plays your approved scenes exactly. Rerender next month and the film still matches the storyboard.
One clear status
Your private studio shows the current render stage and overall completion percentage, so you can leave the page and return later.
Automatic refunds
If a render fails, the credits held for it return to your balance on their own — no email, no waiting on support.
A clear result or refund
If a render cannot finish, its status changes visibly and the unsettled credit hold returns automatically.
No surprise charges
You approve an itemized quote before rendering starts. Nothing is charged beyond it, and the first browser preview is free.
Final action
Put your next story on the stage.
Paste a story, watch a free eight-second preview, then render a film you can publish — on your channel, in your classroom, or for a client.