An AI story video generator turns a story idea into a multi-scene video. In VlogMe, Director writes the script and plans each scene for you to review; planning is free within usage limits, and you render the video with paid credits once the story is right.
Tell the story
Direct the scenes
Check the price
Render the film01Made in Director
This 41-second vertical story was planned and rendered in Director: one continuous narrative with a beginning, a change and a payoff, told scene by scene.
Director9:1602Show, then explain
01Dramatic spine
Tell Director who the story follows, what changes and how it should feel at the end. The draft arrives as scenes, each with a title, a visual prompt, dialogue, voice and music ready to review.
02Continuity
Write the recurring details into each scene prompt and give key scenes the same reference image from Lab. You review every scene before rendering and rewrite the one that drifts.
03Pacing
A reveal can take 5 seconds; a quiet moment can run across two shots of the same moment, cut together. Director keeps every scene in one project and shows the credit price for the whole story before rendering.
03How it works
Describe the protagonist or subject, starting situation, change, intended emotion, audience, and final takeaway.
Approve or rewrite the beats, the continuity details, the camera language and what each scene should sound like.
Director renders the approved scenes and joins them into one vertical video in Lab. If one chapter falls short, rewrite it and render the story again; the price for all scenes is shown first.
Continue in Director
Director saves the chat, the scene list, every prompt and the prepared images, voices and music as a project you can reopen. Rewrite the weak chapter, keep the rest, check the price and render the story again; finished stories stay in Lab.
Questions before you create
Text to video generates one directed clip from one prompt. This workflow first plans a complete narrative across multiple editable scenes, then generates the approved chapters.
Up to the render, yes: Director drafts the script, plans the scenes and makes the preview images, voice and music at no cost, within usage limits. Rendering the story is the paid step, in credits, and its price appears before anything renders.
Up to 3 minutes, told in scenes of about 5 to 12 seconds each. A 30-second story of four or five scenes is a good first draft.
Yes. Paste the essential plot or describe the premise in up to 1,000 characters for the AI draft. Director turns either into a structured proposal without forcing you to accept its first draft.
Write recurring people, products, locations, palette and wardrobe into the scene prompts, and reuse the same reference image from Lab. You still review generated scenes and can replace a weak chapter.
Yes. Write a narrator's sentence or a character's line into each scene, and Director prepares the voices, the music and the ambience or silence the moment needs.
Director renders all scenes of a project through the same pipeline, so you do not pick a model per scene. For a special shot, generate it in Video Studio with the engine you prefer and keep it in Lab next to the story.
Use writing, images, voices, music, brands, and recognizable people that you own or are authorized to use, and follow the selected providers' terms.
Your story has a shape
Describe the story here, then open Director to plan and prepare the scenes for free, check the price and render.
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