AI series generator: episodes that pick up where the last one ended

How it works

1. Describe the world, the main characters and where the story is going.
2. Choose the number of episodes (up to 20) and the length of each one.
3. The first episode sets everything up, and each new one opens where the previous one ended.
4. Episodes arrive one by one, each with its own title and summary.

What keeps it consistent

The series keeps a record of who the characters are, how they look and what has happened so far. Each episode is planned using that record, so details from early episodes can pay off later. Add reference images when you start, and the look of your characters will hold up better.

Good ideas for a series

• Serial drama: vertical soap operas with a hook at the end of each episode.
• Kids' adventures: the same friends in a new situation each time.
• Course content: a character who guides learners through each lesson.
• Brand stories: a mascot with an ongoing story across a campaign.

Availability

Series are on the Studio and Pro plans. Studio is the right place to start, and Pro allows episodes up to 20 minutes long. See pricing for details.

A tip for keeping viewers

End each episode with an open question. Ask for this in your brief, for example “every episode ends on a cliffhanger”.