Image to Video
AI Generator

Yes. Every new account gets 20 credits with no credit card required to draft a storyboard and render keyframe previews. Video generation uses paid credits because each voiced clip runs a high-cost video model; the checkout recommendation is sized to your story's exact remaining cost.

An image to video AI generator turns a still image into a moving clip. TaleScene goes further than a one-shot generator: it storyboards your whole story, renders a keyframe image for every scene, then animates each image into video with the same character throughout — a full multi-scene film, not a single looping clip.

TaleScene turns every scene of your story into a keyframe image first, then animates each image into a video clip with Seedance 2.5, a frontier image to video model with native audio. Because every clip starts from a keyframe you can see and approve, you control exactly what gets animated.

Yes. Type a line and the generator runs text to video; paste a longer story and it runs story to video, breaking your narrative into scenes before animating every image. A single line or a full story leads to the same output — a consistent, multi-scene video you can edit scene by scene.

Yes. Every scene starts as an AI-generated keyframe you can see before anything moves — re-roll a scene's image, tweak its prompt, or edit its dialogue, and only then use paid credits to animate it. You direct the film at the image stage, scene by scene.

Text is the native input. Write a paragraph and TaleScene handles the full AI text to video pipeline: it storyboards your story into scenes, renders a keyframe image for each one, and animates every image into a clip. Words alone are enough.

TaleScene first generates a reference portrait for each character, then conditions every scene's keyframe image on that reference before animating it. The same character keeps the same face, hair, and outfit across every scene — the hardest problem in AI video, solved by storyboarding first.

A typical 6-scene story video takes a few minutes: scenes render in parallel and each image animates into a clip in roughly 1–3 minutes. Generation runs in the background — close the tab and come back, your video keeps rendering.

Yes. Videos you generate are yours to publish and monetize — YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, client work. The MP4 download is free once your film has rendered.