Painterly 2D
The Happy Prince
The prince and the swallow’s gentle journey, with painterly textures and soft motion.
A studio for your book’s next scene
No need to write every cut. Choose a draft, then refine the words and image placement.
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View availability and pricingA completed film of our own story adaptation, not an automatically generated result of editing the draft examples below.
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A prince and swallow brighten a city through generosity and friendship.
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Above the city, a prince meets a little swallow.
Start with the setting and story

Even a shining city has hearts that need care.
Lead with a scene and a few words
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Edit the words · Adjust image placement
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Our own adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 1888 original · newly created AI artwork and copy · not a publisher client case
From a painterly fairy tale to felt miniatures. Play both stories and explore a style for your book.
Painterly 2D
The prince and the swallow’s gentle journey, with painterly textures and soft motion.
Felt miniature 3D
Two friends between country and city, brought to life as little felt characters.
These are our own adaptations of classic stories, made with AI. They are finished films separate from the free HTML drafts—not client work or live-generated results of your edits.
One bundle of press materials and book images. Compare two ways to introduce your book, then make one your own.
A prince and swallow brighten a city through generosity and friendship. Our own original-story adaptation with newly created AI artwork and copy.


No cut-by-cut script needed.
PDF / TXT + JPG / PNG / WebPAdd your press release and images together. AI drafting requires sign-in and consent. You do not need to write every cut first.
Start with a structure instead of writing every cut alone.
Refine wording and image placement in the draft first.
Plan landscape trailers and vertical Shorts together.
Choose a story and draft, then follow these steps to edit captions, placement and format.
Select one of two drafts in the free demo to open the four-cut editor.
Choose a cut and enter your own words.
Choose top, middle or bottom to keep the artwork visible.
Compare a 16:9 video with 9:16 Shorts.
Review how the words and scenes flow together.
Prepare a draft from your press release and book images.
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Explore the editing tools for copy, captions and motion after choosing your draft direction.
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Public sample story
Choose the ratio for the screen you have in mind. These examples show source artwork in each format.


The full artwork stays visible, with margins when its ratio differs.
These are recommended source dimensions, not guaranteed export sizes. Generated resolution varies by model. Paid generation and final export are not yet available.