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Black stick figure on pure white. The cleanest look for explainers, science and psychology.
AI STICKMAN VIDEO DIRECTOR
Stickman Video Director cuts your idea into shots, writes the camera notes, and renders every scene with Seedance 2.0. Text to video or image to video — no drawing, no editing, no face on camera.
For YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels · 5 stickman styles · Up to 1080p
THE STUDIO
Paste the script. Pick a stickman style. The director cuts it into shots and renders each one with Seedance 2.0. Planning is free — you only spend credits when you render.
1–400 words. One idea per shot works best.
Optional. Upload a stickman frame or paste a public image URL and the shot starts from it.
Credits are charged only when a shot starts rendering. A failed render is refunded automatically.
Paste at least one sentence to build the plan.
THE LOOK
Each style locks the line weight, palette and camera language, so every shot in a film looks like it came from the same studio.
Black stick figure on pure white. The cleanest look for explainers, science and psychology.
White figure on near-black. Higher contrast for tense stories and night-time viewing.
A red-beanie character in a bright tech world. Good for product explainers and tutorials.
Rough hand-drawn lines, caves and campfires. Built for dark comedy and history what-ifs.
Warm colour, everyday rooms and soft light. Best for relatable stories and habit content.
WHY IT CONVERTS
Most tools hand you one flat ten-second clip. Stickman Video Director plans the whole minute first, then renders the shots that carry the story.
Your script becomes a numbered shot list with camera moves and voiceover lines. Fix the story while it is still free.
The style prompt carries character, line weight and palette into every render, so shots cut together cleanly.
Start from a sentence, or lock the first frame with your own stickman image. Both render on Seedance 2.0.
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts, TikTok and Reels, 1:1 for feeds. Same script, three crops.
Credits are reserved when a render starts and returned automatically if the model fails. No silent losses.
Your shots belong to you. Download the MP4, edit it, publish it — no watermark, no extra unlock fee.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps. No timeline, no keyframes, no drawing tablet.
A paragraph, a list of facts, or a full voiceover script. Up to 400 words per plan.
The director splits it into 5–15 second shots and writes the action, camera and voiceover for each.
Each shot renders in 480p, 720p or 1080p. Credits are shown before you click.
Grab the MP4s, drop them in CapCut or your editor, add captions and music. The hard part is already done.
Start with a single video or subscribe for a lower price per shot. One 720p, 10-second shot is 30 credits.
20 credits
One 5-second 720p shot
$9.90 per standard shot
60 credits
2 standard shots
$9.95 per standard shot
200 credits
6 standard shots
$6.65 per standard shot
500 credits
16 standard shots
$4.99 per standard shot
A standard shot is a 10-second 720p clip and costs 30 credits. 480p is 15 credits; 1080p is 60.
10 credits
One 5-second 720p shot
$9.90 per standard shot
30 credits
1 standard shots
$19.90 per standard shot
100 credits
3 standard shots
$13.30 per standard shot
250 credits
8 standard shots
$9.99 per standard shot
600 credits
20 standard shots
$7.45 per standard shot
Same $39.90: Party Pack = 100 credits. Pro monthly = 200 credits — the subscription gives you twice the credits for the same price.
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