One canvas takes an episode
from web novel to finished film
Script, storyboard, characters, render and voice sit on one node graph. Drag to arrange them, and nothing gets exported and re-imported along the way.
Behind the canvas sits the whole token factory
Text, image, video and speech all sit behind one interface. Swapping models on the canvas means swapping a node, not opening a new account, integration and invoice.
Text
Rewrite a web novel into a script, then break it into shots with camera notes.
Image
Character turnarounds and cinematic sets, with fine local repainting.
Video
Stills plus motion instructions, rendered as HD clips in batches.
Speech
Expressive dialogue and multilingual dubbing, with lip sync that holds.
What the canvas gives you
Nodes, assets, comparison, regions. These four decide whether a line can be run again tomorrow.
Multimodal nodes, wired into a pipeline
Image, text, audio and video nodes connect directly. Arrange it once and run it again, because this is a pipeline rather than a one-off conversation.
Assets stay in your own library
Storyboards, scripts, characters and footage are archived into a private IP library and reused on the next project.
Compare models side by side
Run one prompt across several models in the same view, pick the one that works, then commit to a batch.
Render in the region you publish to
Nodes in North America, Japan and Korea, and Southeast Asia, so a cut is rendered and delivered where its audience is.
From a block of web novel to an episode you can schedule
Five steps on one canvas, where each step's output is the next one's input.
- 01
Paste the novel or the script
Drop the raw text on the canvas and it comes back as a scene-by-scene script, with character relationships and the emotional line laid out.
- 02
Break it into shots
Frame by frame, each shot carrying camera language, mood and lighting notes you can edit line by line.
- 03
Lock characters and sets
Turnarounds and cinematic sets render in seconds, and changing a character once updates every later shot.
- 04
Render clips and rough-cut
Stills fuse with motion instructions, HD clips come out in batches, and the rough cut assembles itself.
- 05
Voice, subtitles, export
Expressive dialogue with English, Japanese, Indonesian and other subtitle tracks plus lip sync, exported ready to schedule.
Who is working on the canvas
Teams whose output is paced by a schedule feel the difference first.
Short-drama platforms going global
A weekly episode slate that cannot run dry.
Mid-to-large sellers and brands
A batch of marketing videos per SKU, quickly and in volume.
Art outsourcing studios
Industrial asset output where characters and sets stay consistent.
Run an episode on the canvas today
Try the line on one episode: paste the novel in, export the cut, without switching tools.