AI short drama studio

One line.
One photo.
Roll camera.

Shoot a 5–30 second clip, build a continuing short-drama series, or direct every script, storyboard, and scene yourself.

Free on iPhone and iPad · Mac release is being prepared · AI generation uses Credits

An InkFlick-generated dancer finishing a routine in an empty studio

Choose how to shoot

From a single shot to a full production.

InkFlick has three clear creation paths. Start light, go serial, or open the director’s workshop when you want every decision.

TAKE 01

Fastest path

Quick Clip

Turn one line or one photo into a 5–30 second shot. No script to manage, no timeline to edit.

6 duration steps · portrait or landscape

TAKE 02

Built to continue

Full Drama

Create episode one automatically, then keep the story moving with new episodes, returning characters, and fresh plot directions.

A continuing series, not a one-off render

TAKE 03

Maximum control

Director Mode

Shape the script, cast, storyboards, quality, and final video step by step. Interactive stories and novel adaptation live here too.

Script → boards → video

Actual app interface

Three routes.
One clear first screen.

Choose by output and control—not by technical model names. Start with one shot, let InkFlick build the episode, or take the director’s chair.

5–30 secAutomatic seriesStep by step
Compare all three paths
The InkFlick creation screen showing Quick Clip, Full Drama, and Director Mode

Published Showcase

Six finished films. Six different worlds.

These are real, published InkFlick outputs—not moodboards. Each began with a short idea and came back as a 10–30 second film.

An InkFlick-generated dancer finishing a routine in an empty studio
Life10 sec

Nobody Clapped, She Danced

One last routine in an empty, sunlit studio.

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An InkFlick-generated swordsman standing among floating blades
Fantasy10 sec

The Blade Answers

A buried sword answers its chosen hand with lightning.

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An InkFlick-generated woman waiting under neon rain with an umbrella
Romance10 sec

The Umbrella She Didn’t Open

Neon rain, one unopened umbrella, and someone late.

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An InkFlick-generated anime student watching snow from a train
Anime10 sec

Last Train, First Snow

The last train home meets the first snow of the year.

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An InkFlick-generated street-fashion model alternating between a cool walk and warm photo poses
Fashion20 sec

Say No, Smile Yes

Cold refusals cut against warm street-style photographs.

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An InkFlick-generated handheld school-day vlog with a student laughing through an ordinary summer day
Life30 sec

School Days Vlog

One ordinary summer school day, remembered like a precious home video.

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Story engine

Keep the face.
Change what happens next.

A short drama should be able to continue. Carry characters from episode to episode, or fork the same moment into two different futures without rebuilding the world from zero.

Four connected InkFlick anime scenes demonstrating a continuing series

Full Drama

A series remembers its cast.

Continue with a new episode while keeping the same characters and visual world in motion.

An InkFlick story moment branching into two possible next scenes

Interactive Plot

The next beat is your call.

Pick a direction at the end of an episode and let the story branch from the exact moment you chose.

A cat and dog posed together under a studio spotlight
One clear photo is enough

Your cast

Cast yourself.
Or your pet.

Build a reusable actor from a photo or description, keep their identity across scenes, and place them in any story. Cast Me can even remake a Showcase title with your lead.

  • Create once, reuse in any script
  • Restyle the same character for a new world
  • People, pets, products, and imagined characters

Visual direction

Set the look—or leave it free.

Quick Clip starts in Free style, so the image follows your words without a forced look. Or lock one of eight visual directions shared with the app.

Free visual style example in InkFlick

Free

Follow your words

Photoreal visual style example in InkFlick

Photoreal

True-to-life

3D visual style example in InkFlick

3D

Animated depth

Anime visual style example in InkFlick

Anime

Japanese anime

Storybook visual style example in InkFlick

Storybook

Soft illustration

Webtoon visual style example in InkFlick

Webtoon

Korean manhwa

Comic visual style example in InkFlick

Comic

Bold ink

Clay visual style example in InkFlick

Clay

Stop motion

Chinese Anime visual style example in InkFlick

Chinese Anime

Epic 3D

Director’s workshop

Keep control where it matters.

InkFlick can automate the whole shoot, but it never hides the production. Review each stage, change only what needs changing, and keep moving.

01In app

Write

Start with one rough line, paste a chapter, or import a document. AI Enhance helps turn the spark into a shootable idea.

02In app

Cast

Use an AI-designed lead, create a reusable actor, or start from a photo of a person, pet, product, or place.

03In app

Board

Review the script and visual plan before spending Credits on the final film. Redraw individual frames when needed.

04In app

Film

Choose the length and quality, render in the background, then save or share the finished video.

Reusable cast across stories
Interactive plot directions
Chapter-by-chapter novel adaptation
Shot-level redraws and reshoots
Voiced dialogue and native sound
Background completion notifications

Your first call sheet

500

Welcome Credits for every new user

Your story is already waiting on set.

Download InkFlick, choose a creation path, and turn the next line in your notes—or the next photo in your camera roll—into something you can watch.

AI generation uses Credits; cost varies by duration, quality, and engine.