Scriptly.
Warm close-up film still of a smiling woman with curly red hair, made with Scriptly

Movies starring your people.

Same faces, every scene.

Turn a few photos into a finished short movie — just by chatting. Consistent characters, storyboards, voiceover, music. No timeline, no editing skills.

Make your first movie — free
free credits refresh daily · no card required · first storyboard in ~2 minutes

Most AI video gives you a different person in every shot.
Scriptly doesn't.

Reference sheets hold your character's face through every image and every motion scene, from the first storyboard frame to the final cut.

The film's hero on a rooftop at dusk, overlooking a neon-lit city skyline The same hero walking down a rain-soaked alley lit by neon signs The same hero standing calm amid sparks and burning cars on a night street The same hero sprinting along the roof of a speeding train between skyscrapers The same hero gazing up at a golden city floating in the clouds The same hero facing a lightning storm swirling between dark towers
Six scenes from one Scriptly film. One hero, every frame.

Cast it. Board it. Roll it.

1Cast it

Upload a selfie or describe a character. A reference sheet keeps them consistent in every scene they appear in.

Film still: the cast character walking through a rainy neon alley

2Board it

One prompt becomes a full storyboard, split into scenes you can edit by talking. No timeline, no editing skills.

Storyboard scene: the same character amid sparks on a night street

3Roll it

Voiceover, music, captions — and real motion on paid plans. A finished film lands in your library, ready to share.

Final-cut scene: the same character before a lightning storm between towers

1Cast it

Upload a selfie or describe a character. A reference sheet keeps them consistent in every scene they appear in.

Film still: the cast character walking through a rainy neon alley

2Board it

One prompt becomes a full storyboard, split into scenes you can edit by talking. No timeline, no editing skills.

Storyboard scene: the same character amid sparks on a night street

3Roll it

Voiceover, music, captions — and real motion on paid plans. A finished film lands in your library, ready to share.

Final-cut scene: the same character before a lightning storm between towers

Simple credits. Real prices on every button.

1 credit = $0.10. You always see the cost before you generate.

No card to start · 7-day money-back guarantee · Failed renders refund automatically

Free

$0
fresh draft credits every day

Direct your first movie. Fresh draft credits every day, no card.

Start free

Hobby

$29.99/month
320 credits / month

A draft movie a week, motion when it matters.

Choose Hobby
Most popular

Creator

$59.99/month
720 credits / month

One full motion movie every month — with room to iterate.

Choose Creator

Studio

$99.99/month
1,400 credits / month

For channels: four-plus motion movies a month and heavy retakes.

Choose Studio

Questions, answered.

What do I get for free?

Free credits refresh every day — enough to keep drafting; motion is always paid. No card required to start.

Will the characters really look like my photo?

Yes — that's the hard part we built for. A reference sheet holds your character's face through every image and every motion scene, from the first storyboard frame to the final cut.

What does a full movie cost?

1 credit = $0.10, and every button shows its price before you generate. A full 6-scene motion movie ≈ $33. See plans.

Why do motion clips cost 50 credits?

An 8-second AI motion clip costs us over a dollar in raw compute — 50 credits keeps the product sustainable and every price visible.

What if a generation fails?

Failures refund themselves — provider errors and timeouts go back to your balance automatically, usually within a minute. Refund policy.

Is payment safe?

Checkout, invoicing and VAT are handled by Paddle, our merchant of record — your card details never touch our servers.

The best time to make the movie was when they were little. The second-best time is tonight.

Make your first movie — free
Free credits refresh every day — enough to keep drafting; motion is always paid.