Video Lab
Make the product the story.
A creator-style product spot, generated in Video Lab from a prompt.
AI video studio
Narrated films, shorts, ads, stills, voice, and 28 video models in one studio.
Examples from Character Films, Topic Shorts, Talking Shorts, Last Frame, and Video Lab. See Character Films
Character Films
Pick a narrator, give them a topic, and get back a narrated animated film.





50 narrators·29 looks·85 example films
Meet the narrators
PipA curious little explainer who asks why about everything
MoAn upbeat whiteboard teacher who draws ideas as he talks
LuluA daydreamer who doodles her way through big questions
HazelA gentle naturalist who knows every leaf, bird and bug
OttoA tidy robot who loves explaining how things work, step by step
Grandma RoseA cozy storyteller who has a story for every question
BoA seven-year-old who explains the world the way a kid sees it
SageA calm old tortoise who has watched centuries pass
WrenAn adventurous fox who travels through time and faraway places
KikoA sky-watcher who chases storms, stars and seasons
TallyA paper robot obsessed with numbers, codes and clever machines
NibA brave little mouse who follows how everyday things are made and travel
Professor ChalkAn enthusiastic professor who makes big ideas feel simple
RioA fast-talking explorer of cities, music and sport
Captain JunoA globe-trotting adventurer on the trail of history's mysteries
YumiA super-fan who turns every topic into an epic
Old KenjiA fisherman who tells tales of the sea, the sky and the seasons
DotA jazzy cartoon cat who explains inventions with style
PatchA cuddly bear who turns any topic into a bedtime story
AdaA tinkering inventor who builds things to understand them
MarloA colorful chameleon who blends into any topic
OllieA night-owl librarian who knows a story about everything
ZaraA lab scientist who can't resist a good experiment
Captain BarnabyA salty old captain full of tall tales from the seven seas
MomoA snack-loving red panda who explains food and where it comes from
BeaA busy little bee who loves nature's teamwork
RexA friendly dinosaur who explains the ancient world
NovaA young astronaut who explains space, planets and stars
GusA penguin who explains ice, oceans and the coldest places on Earth
Mr. TockA clockmaker who explains time and tiny mechanisms
FernA gardener who explains plants, food and the seasons
DukeA detective dog who cracks the mysteries behind everyday things
LumiA graceful crane who tells calm stories of nature and balance
TaroA sporty kid who explains how bodies, games and records work
Mama OyaA village storyteller who carries a thousand old tales
BoltA speedy robot dog who explains electricity and energy
Sir ReginaldA Victorian gentleman who explains history and great inventions
PepperA chef cat who explains the science of cooking
LolaA tiny ladybug who sees the world up close
MossA rainy-day frog who explains water and weather
NoorA stargazer who loves maths, maps and the night sky
ArloA shy, friendly ghost who has watched history from the inside
Granny MeiA grandma who tells family stories and old legends
ChipA hyper squirrel who explains saving, storing and planning ahead
BrunoA miner bear who explains rocks, caves and what lies beneath
StellaA reporter who digs up the stories behind the news
KaiA laid-back surfer who explains waves, oceans and wind
Madame PlumeA painter who explains colors, art and famous artists
GrumbleA grumpy little cloud who secretly loves explaining weather
Professor QuillA heron professor of science and natureLibrary
Kai and the secret of the wind
English · Kai · Risograph
Stella and the cable under the sea
English · Stella · Comic ligne claire
Chip and the secret of the frozen summer
English · Chip · Notebook doodle
Granny Mei and the first kites in the wind
English · Granny Mei · Watercolor anime
Arlo and the long nights before light
English · Arlo · Minimal line
Moss and the cloud that sat down
English · Moss · Felt craft
Find your starting point
The screening room
Watch a film, find your direction, then open the studio that makes it.
Video Lab
A creator-style product spot, generated in Video Lab from a prompt.
Story to Video
A shot from a narrated fantasy story that keeps one look across every part.
Video Lab · 28 models
Explore the models, see a sample, and choose a starting point for your own shot.
Kuaishou
A controllable text-and-image model for expressive movement, first/last frames, subject references, and optional audio.
Image Lab · 12 models
Create a still from a description, or edit a source image with a supported model. Your finished images stay in your library.
Audio Lab / 12 named voices
Hear the difference before you choose. Preview a narration voice here, then bring your script to Audio Lab to generate and download an MP3.
Open Audio LabReady
Voice preview / CH 01
Russ · American English
Listen to the sample
Preview sample · no generation
Choose a voice
Named Clip Studio voices. Write the line, generate the MP3, and keep it in your library.
Every format
Pick vertical, square, or wide where your studio offers it. Download the finished file and publish it anywhere.
MP4 download from your library
Vertical
TikTok · Reels · Shorts
Square
Instagram feed · Meta ads
Wide
YouTube · Web · Decks
A little idea. A lot of possibility.
Pick a starting point, try a frame, and watch an existing sample come to life.
Example brief
“A running shoe. A wet track. That split second before takeoff.”
Give it a different starting point

A framing sketch, not a new render. Available formats depend on your studio and model.
Demo: The product shot, portrait framing. No generation has started.
Just exploring here. Your own creations start in the studio and stay in your library.
Connect your agent
Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Grok and sign in once. Your agent quotes, generates, and finds clips on the plan you already have.
Works with the agents you already use
Paste it into your agent, then approve Clip Studio sign-in.
Example request
“Prepare a product video from this photo.”
quote_video_labgenerate_video_labget_video_lab_generationYour agent quotes the setup before it starts the generation.
Plans
Pick a size, spend it in any studio, and change plans anytime.
$19
per month
For creators posting every week
Monthly allowance
≈14 Topic Shorts
or ≈6 Character Film openings
The base allowance, spent in any studio
Cancel anytime
$39
per month
For posting several times a week
Monthly allowance
≈37 Topic Shorts
or ≈16 Character Film openings
2.5× the Clip Pro allowance
Cancel anytime
$99
per month
For teams shipping every day
Monthly allowance
≈87 Topic Shorts
or ≈38 Character Film openings
5.8× the Clip Pro allowance
Cancel anytime
≈ Estimates assume a 30-second Topic Short and the opening of a 1-minute Character Film at default settings. Studio Elite and Studio Scale scale the Clip Pro allowance by plan size (2.5× and 5.8×). Usage varies by model and length.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Switch or cancel anytime.
Enterprise
A custom monthly allowance with a team on the studio.
Before you create
Find the right starting point for your idea.
Explore all FAQsEligible new accounts get one free film opening. Pick a narrator in Character Films, type a topic, and Clip Studio writes the script, draws the keyframes, narrates, and animates the opening. No card required. Topic Shorts are a secondary one-shot: type a topic and generate a faceless short with stock, voice, and captions. Video Lab and Agentic Studio generate from a prompt or a still on a monthly plan. Director is a live H3 Max WebRTC session you steer mid-stream, not a Video Lab batch. Last Frame is a playable film. Finished clips land in your library.
Paste a full story or script. Clip Studio plans cinematic shots, keeps the characters and visual theme consistent, adds AI narration, and renders a multi-shot film part you can download. Save the bible and cast, set a Story Series cadence, and the next part waits for your review in Clip Studio so you can continue the film later.
Yes. Topic Shorts turn a written topic into a faceless stock short with voice and captions. Last Frame is a playable film: pick a world or describe your own, then live with whatever the last generated frame shows. Video Lab generates from a prompt or a still across frontier models. Talking Shorts make talking-head ads from a URL. Agentic Studio can also set up product-style ads in the same studio.
Type a topic and Clip Studio drafts a script, matches stock footage, adds a voiceover and captions, and renders a short you can post — no camera or editor.
Processing time depends on the model, length, and current demand.
Yes. Clip Studio supports vertical, square, and landscape workflows so one idea can become multiple channel-ready versions.
Yes. Add https://clipstudio.ai/api/mcp as a remote MCP server in Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or Grok. Sign in once. The agent uses the same public products and plan as the website.
No. Clip Studio handles structure, footage, voice, captions, pacing, and formatting so you can focus on the offer and the angle.
Your next creation
Narrated films, shorts, ads, stills, voice, and 28 video models in one studio. Every studio runs on one monthly generation allowance.