

For authors & storytellers
Your characters and your world, on screen and the same every time. Describe a scene and get it back as video.
Same characters.Bigger possibilities.
Start with a scene you already know by heart.

Children's book trailer
Your book, moving

Fantasy series
A world that stays the same

Chapter illustrations
One per chapter, all matching

Animated short
The scene you always pictured
1SEE YOUR CHARACTERS
Describe a character the way you did in chapter one and see them drawn. Try a few looks until one is right. It is the same character in every look.
FROM YOUR NOTEBOOK
A small fox in a green traveling cloak, too proud to put down his lantern.

Flat & bold

Storybook paint

Ink & wash
2CREATE STORY SCENES
Paste a paragraph exactly as you wrote it. You get that scene back as video: the light, the weather, and the detail you wanted readers to notice.
She sat at the end of the jetty until the mist came off the water, and the heron, which had been there all along, decided she was not worth moving for.CHAPTER ELEVEN

THE PARAGRAPH
THE SCENE
3MAKE BOOK TRAILERS
A short trailer that looks like your story, not a slideshow of the cover. Made in the right shape for wherever you post it.
The Ridge BetweenBOOK ONE
4EXPLORE NEW WORLDS
Build a place once and it keeps its weather, light and buildings. Chapter two happens in the same world as chapter one, not one that only looks similar.
THE WHOLE WOOD, SWIPE THROUGH


The river of stars
The door in the tree
The same wood, painted
The owl's door5GO FURTHER WITH YOUR IDEAS
Stuck on a chapter? Try all three endings and keep the one that feels right. Every branch is the same fox, the same wood, the same lantern.




WHERE WE LEFT OFF
The fox finds a tiny door in the biggest tree.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
Every branch is the same fox, the same wood, the same lantern. You decide the rest.
Write it.See it.Keep going.
Start chapter oneALSO FOR