Ready-made flow · Idea to a voiced, scored episode
AI Anime Generator
Idyllic's AI anime generator turns a story idea into a short, finished anime episode. An AI writer scripts the scenes and lines, Nano Banana draws a character sheet and a matching keyframe for every scene, Veo 3.1 animates each keyframe into a shot, ElevenLabs voices the lines and scores the soundtrack, and Idyllic cuts it all into one episode.
- You get
- A cut episode + every asset
- Scenes
- 4 by default
- Frame
- 16:9 video
- Credits
- 321 for 4 scenes
- Plan
- Pro, preview free
Real output · no retouching
One brief.
5 results.
- The idea
- A girl who repairs broken robots in a rain-soaked market town finds one that remembers her late grandmother
- Look
- Soft watercolor fantasy
How to make it
Four steps, about a minute of your time. These are real screens from the run above.
- 01
Pitch the story
Write your idea in The idea, pick a look (Soft watercolor fantasy, Shonen action, Cyberpunk neon, Slice of life or Dark fantasy) and set how many scenes.
Open the flow
- 02
Watch the episode come together
The AI writer writes a title, a logline and a script with a shot, a speaker and a line per scene. Nano Banana draws the character sheet, then a keyframe per scene with the same faces and outfits. Veo 3.1 animates each keyframe, and ElevenLabs voices the lines and composes the score. Preview the plan free; a full run takes several minutes.
- 03
Watch the cut
The finished episode plays with the shots cut together and the voices and music mixed underneath. The script, character sheet, keyframes, voice lines and score sit beside it.
- 04
Download or rework a scene
Download the episode, or any asset on its own: a keyframe for a poster, the score for a trailer, the character sheet for the next episode. Change a line or a scene and run it again.
Why it beats
a template
A full production from one idea
Script, character design, keyframes, animation, voice acting, music and the edit. Each stage hands its work to the next, so you describe the story once.
Characters that stay on model
A character reference sheet is drawn first and every keyframe is made from it, so faces and outfits match from shot to shot.
Voiced and scored
ElevenLabs gives each speaker a voice and composes an original soundtrack, mixed under the dialogue in the final cut.
Five looks
Soft watercolor fantasy, Shonen action, Cyberpunk neon, Slice of life or Dark fantasy. The look carries through every keyframe and shot.
Every asset is yours
Besides the episode you keep the script, character sheet, keyframes, voice lines and score, ready for a trailer, a poster or the next episode.
Edit the pipeline
The flow is a graph you can open and change: more scenes, a different voice, a longer score. Save it as your own and reuse it for a series.
How to write an anime idea that works
- Give two characters a want and an obstacle. A short episode needs one clear conflict.
- Set it somewhere with a strong look: a night market in the rain, a floating school, a dying train line.
- Pick one beat to end on: a reveal, a goodbye or a cliffhanger.
- Fewer scenes, stronger shots. Four well-chosen scenes beat eight rushed ones.
- If looks matter, say them: hair, outfit, one signature item.
- Match the look to the story: Shonen action for fights, Slice of life for quiet moments, Dark fantasy for dread.
Anime episode specs
| Episode | 16:9 video | Shots cut together, with voices and music mixed in |
|---|---|---|
| Scenes | 4 by default | Each scene gets a keyframe, an animated shot and a line |
| Shots | About 6 seconds each | Animated from the keyframes by Veo 3.1 |
| Character sheet | 16:9 image | The reference every keyframe is drawn from |
| Voice and music | ElevenLabs | A voice per speaker and an original score |
321 credits for 4 scenes. Running the flow needs Pro; the preview is free on any plan.
Steal a brief
Each one opens the flow with the brief filled in. Change anything before you run it.
A courier girl and a fox spirit deliver the last letter of a town that is disappearing
Two rival ramen chefs trapped in a night market that only exists when it rains
A retired mech pilot teaches a farm kid to fly the old machine rusting in the barn
A shy girl finds out the school's lost-and-found is a door to everything people forgot
A samurai and a robot cat guard the last cherry tree on a failing space station
Two best friends on the last train of summer, deciding whether to say goodbye
A cyberpunk detective hunts a hacker who steals only memories of first love
A street dancer challenges a ghost to a battle in an abandoned arcade
A dragon who runs a tiny bookshop hires an apprentice who is afraid of fire
Questions
Is the AI anime generator free?
You can preview the whole flow free: the AI writer scripts your episode for real, with sample images, so you can check the plan. Making the episode needs Pro ($17.50/mo, billed yearly) and uses 321 credits for 4 scenes. The free plan also includes 3 free images a day in the image studio.
How long is the episode?
Short. Each scene becomes an animated shot of about 6 seconds, so the default 4 scenes cut to a short episode of under half a minute. Add scenes for a longer cut.
Do the characters stay consistent?
Yes. The flow draws a character reference sheet first and makes every keyframe from it, so faces and outfits stay the same from scene to scene.
Can I make an anime of my own story?
Yes. Write the idea in a few lines, with names and how the characters look if that matters. The AI writer turns it into a script with a line per scene.
Who does the voices and music?
ElevenLabs. Each speaker gets their own voice, and the soundtrack is composed for your episode, so there is no licensed track to clear.
Can I use existing anime characters?
No. The flow makes original characters for your story, so the episode is yours to post. Paid plans include a commercial license.
How long does it take to make?
Several minutes. The script and keyframes come first, then the animation, voices and music, then the cut.
Make something else
Everything you can make
Your turn.
Preview the whole flow free. No credit card.