GAME VIDEO / BUILD YOUR NEXT WORLD

Build the world.
Set the game in motion.

From a story synopsis to an editable screenplay, consistent characters and detailed shots. Create a game trailer, character reveal or world-building cinematic, one decision at a time.

Screenplay, settings, storyboard, video. Four steps from an idea to a game cinematic.

Game cinematic: a cyberpunk character with a glowing blue blade in a futuristic city
Frames from official Seedance video demos ↗
Treatment→Storyboard→Game videos

Screenplay → settings → storyboard → video. Default 16:9, with 15-second shots where supported. Edit and confirm before each generation stage.

01 / THE PURPOSE

Give players a reason to enter your world.

Start with the world, the character’s goal and the central conflict. Refine the screenplay before generating imagery, then control how each shot reveals your game’s identity.

An editable story

A narrative direction you can refine before committing to images and video.

Individually controlled shots

Detailed prompts and reference images that guide each generated clip.

Complete your game video

Merge completed shots in order, preserving available scene audio. Preview, download and share your game video.

02 / YOUR STORIES

One game. Many ways to tell its story.

01

Game trailers

Build a hook, reveal the conflict and finish with a memorable moment.

02

Character reveals

Show a hero’s silhouette, signature equipment and distinctive action.

03

World-building cinematics

Introduce a location, a faction or a turning point through a complete cinematic story.

03 / THE PROCESS

From screenplay to final video, in four steps.

Screenplay → settings → storyboard → video. Default 16:9, with 15-second shots where supported. Edit and confirm before each generation stage.

Explore the four-step example ↗
  1. 01

    Treatment

    Upload TXT/Markdown or enter a synopsis for AI to write the screenplay directly. Edit the full script and choose the target length, model, aspect ratio, quality and style.

  2. 02

    Settings

    Confirm the treatment to extract its characters, locations and props. Generate or upload a reference image for each, then review the visual identity before creating the storyboard.

  3. 03

    Storyboard

    Edit each detailed shot in one text box: action, framing, camera movement and how it connects to the next shot. Use @ to reference images. Choose a model, ratio and duration per shot, then generate, review or regenerate it independently.

  4. 04

    Video

    Merge completed shots in order, preserving available scene audio. Preview, download and share your game video.

FAQ

Before your first music video.

Pricing ↗
Can I upload an existing screenplay?

Yes. Use a UTF-8 TXT or Markdown document up to 1 MB and 16,000 characters, or paste the text. Other document formats can be exported to TXT first.

Can I edit the AI's treatment and shot scripts?

Yes. Edit the treatment before confirming its references, then refine the combined shot scripts. Each shot has its own settings and regeneration action; video generation uses credits.

Is this actual captured gameplay?

The workflow creates AI game cinematics guided by your screenplay and references. It does not record a game engine or guarantee exact gameplay mechanics. Sound support depends on the chosen model.

What is included in the example?+

Prepared vector animation for testing, not AI-generated footage. Settings do not change this sample. Download exports the sample; share copies its demo link. GAME VIDEO EXAMPLE · Explore all four steps without AI charges.

YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE

Your next adventure starts with a screenplay.

Screenplay, settings, storyboard, video. Four steps from an idea to a game cinematic.

Create a game video ↗