AI short drama generator: turn an idea or script into a multi-scene vertical drama with consistent characters, cinematic shots, dialogue, and AI video.
AI short drama generator output is a shot list you can play
These are real Voor clips used as episode structure, not a mock storyboard. Festival race, morning routine, and airport fashion are multi-beat films with a recurring lead. The Wan 3.0 clip is what one routed shot looks like: 2–30 seconds with native audio. Vertical Drama on this AI short drama generator is 9:16; the 16:9 films stay 16:9 so the frame is not cropped.
15 connected shots · recurring lead · 16:9 reference — Vertical Drama on this page is 9:16
Festival race · 16:9 reference — Vertical Drama on this page is 9:16
What this AI short drama generator will not do
Plan the episode, render the shots
No one-file feature. Wan 3.0 tops out at 30 seconds. Kling 3.0 packs at most six directed shots into 15 seconds.
No PDF-to-video. Paste the script or attach cast stills. Wan 3.0 takes images, short reference video, and reference audio — not a document URL.
Credits are per shot. The generate button shows the estimate before you spend them.
An AI short drama generator turns an idea or script into a multi-scene vertical drama: character bible, shot list, then video. On Voor it opens the same video generator as the homepage, defaulting to MiniMax H3 Max (5–15 seconds with native audio). Switch to Wan 3.0 for a longer held shot, or Kling 3.0 when you want up to six directed shots inside 15 seconds.
Can AI create a complete short drama?
The AI short drama generator can write a complete episode in the prompt and generate every shot. It cannot currently output one uninterrupted hour-long file. Wan 3.0 tops out at 30 seconds per clip; Kling 3.0 multi-shot packs up to six shots into 15 seconds. A vertical drama is assembled from those shots with shared character descriptions.
How do I keep characters consistent in an AI short drama generator?
Write a character bible first (name, appearance, wardrobe, voice) and repeat it in every shot prompt. The episode-shape presets on this page start that bible for you. Attach a reference photo of each lead. Models with reference-image input — Wan 3.0, Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, Kling Omni — are the ones that actually condition on that photo.
Can the AI short drama generator generate dialogue and sound?
Yes, on models that publish native audio. Wan 3.0, Kling 3.0, Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, and Seedance families all do. Write each line word for word in the shot it belongs to. Silent continuation models stay silent.
Can I create vertical dramas for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts?
Yes. Vertical Drama, Product Story, and Mini Series presets ask for 9:16. Wan 3.0 and Kling 3.0 both expose 9:16 in their schemas. Short Film uses 16:9 instead.
Which AI video model is best for the AI short drama generator?
MiniMax H3 Max is the default on this page: 5–15 seconds, 480P or 768P, native audio. Switch to Wan 3.0 for a longer held shot. Kling 3.0 when you want directed multi-shot inside one 15-second file. Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash when you have mixed image and short-video references and need up to 4K. The model selector is the live catalog, not a hardcoded list.
Can I continue the same story across episodes?
Yes. Paste the same character bible, wardrobe, location, and grade into the next prompt. Mini Series already asks for a cliffhanger the next episode can pick up. Do not start a blank brief.
Does the AI short drama generator use storyboard to video?
This page is script-first: the prompt carries the bible and shot list, then one catalog model renders. If you already have panels, start at Storyboard to Video. For directed camera cuts inside 15 seconds, use the Multi-shot AI video generator.
How many credits does an AI short drama generator episode use?
Each Generate click charges the selected model's credit estimate, shown before you run. A six-shot Wan 3.0 episode is six generations, not one. Review the estimate on the button before you spend.
Generate the next episode, not a new blank project
Keep the same character bible, wardrobe, and location in the next prompt. Do not start a blank brief for episode two.
