What are we making today?

Turn an idea or script into an AI short film. Develop your story, characters, storyboard and media in one workspace. Interactive choices are optional.

Start with a small idea or script. Review the story, establish your characters, generate and review shots, then assemble a sequence. If you add interactive choices, preview each route before sharing.

Vixel TV

Short films and stories, made with Vixel.

• Nia and the Blanket Fort Lighthouse - A bedroom captain must choose between hiding inside her perfect fort or lighting it for the toy ships lost in a carpet storm.
• The Paper Crane That Looped Dawn - A shrine helper caught in a one-hour loop must decide whether to save the festival lanterns or deliver the apology that keeps resetting the morning.
• The Red Phone Panel - A newsroom illustrator must choose whether to ink the future panel or answer the phone before the witness disappears.
• The Contract Glitched at Midnight - A contract bride must decide whether to expose the app glitch in a family boardroom or use it to protect the person being erased.
• Red Signal - A lone bunker operator answers a phone that should be dead, and learns the man who sealed him in is the only one still calling it a rescue.
• Orbital Rail Jump - A suited climber hits the last lit rail above the clouds, then has to earn the airlock.

A little help with your next film

Practical guides, paired with films made by the Vixel team.

• Make your first AI short film

  Start with one small story, review the script, then build your first sequence.

  Film case study: Bella's Special Delivery

• Turn a script into clear shots

  Plan the action, framing and transitions before generating your shots.

  Film case study: Turn on the Feeling of Home

• Keep your character consistent

  Choose recognizable details and compare your character from shot to shot.

  Film case study: Number 47 · Episode 02