How to Make One Piece Videos with AI in Revid (5 Steps)
Make a One Piece video with AI in five steps in Revid: script, voice, visuals, music, then generate and publish. Includes prompts, sample hooks and TikTok data on what performs.
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To make a One Piece video with AI, open Revid's One Piece video generator, paste a script, pick a voice, choose a media type and background music, then click Generate video. The finished video opens in an editor where you can fix any line or scene and publish it to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram.
The script decides most of the result. A prompt like "One Piece video" gets you a generic recap. A specific moment, such as "Monkey D. Luffy's dream as a pirate", gives the AI a character with a goal, a scene and an ending, which is what keeps people watching past the first line.
Here is a video made from that prompt:
Step 1: Open the generator and write your script
- Go to the One Piece video generator. Inside the app, you can also reach Revid's specialized tools from the All tools card at the top of the sidebar.
- Paste your story into the field titled Your video narrator script.
- If you don't have a script yet, draft one with the free AI script generator, then paste it in. The example video started from the prompt "Monkey D. Luffy's dream as a pirate".
Three formatting tricks the script box understands:
- [Brackets] are treated as notes, not narration. In script-to-video tools they become visual hints for the matching scene, for example: [Luffy standing on the bow of his ship at sunrise].
- A new line starts new content, so put each beat of the story on its own line.
<break time="1.0s" />adds a pause (up to 10 seconds). It works with ElevenLabs and MiniMax voices; Gemini and Kling voices skip the pause.
Step 2: Choose a voice
Pick a narrator in the voice picker. Revid has 1,000+ AI voices in 70+ languages, so match the tone to the story: a deep, older voice for an epic "King of the Pirates" narration, a bright, fast one for a comedy take on the Straw Hats.
For narration in another language (Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese), write the script in that language or set it under Advanced options > Language & Localization > Language (the default is "Automatic"). The voice picker filters to voices that speak it. To narrate in your own voice, voice cloning is available on the Elite plan and above.
Step 3: Pick the visuals and the format
Under Choose media type, select what illustrates each scene:
| Media type | What you get | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Animated AI images | Still AI images brought to life by camera moves (zoom, pan) | The default: fast and cheap, good for narrated stories |
| AI video | Generated video clips with real motion | Fights, Devil Fruit powers, anything that needs movement (needs a subscription) |
| Motion graphics | Animated text and graphics | Explainers, rankings, "power levels" breakdowns |
| Stock videos | Real stock footage | Rarely right for anime content |
| Your own media | Your uploads | Fan art or images you have the rights to |
| Static / Gameplay | A fixed or gameplay background | Story narrations with a looping background |
A simple rule: if you are on free credits or want a quick render, keep Animated AI images. If the story needs real motion, choose AI video, which runs on Seedance 2.5, MiniMax Hailuo H3, Wan 3.0 or Google Veo 3 and costs more. AI video is billed per 5 seconds: from 15 credits on the Low tier and 50 on Pro to 100 for Veo 3 or MiniMax H3 and 500 for Seedance in 4K.
Set the format with the ratio picker: 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for a regular YouTube video, or 1:1 and 4:5 for feed posts.
Step 4: Add background music
Pick a track from Revid's built-in music library (199 tracks). Calm or electronic tracks suit emotional backstories; something faster suits a fight or a comedy edit. Keep the music low enough that the narration stays clear.
You are not locked in: after generating, the editor's Audio panel has Voiceover, Music and Sound FX tabs, so you can swap the track or add waves, sword clashes and crowd noise (1 credit per sound effect).
Step 5: Generate, then fix it in the editor
- Check Estimated cost at the bottom of the page, then click Generate video. If a build fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
- Open the finished video (click its card in Videos, or choose Open in editor).
- To change a line, open the Script panel and edit the text. Revid reminds you to re-generate the voice if the timing changed: go to Audio, click Re-generate on that voiceover, then Generate Voice. This costs 10 credits per started 500 characters and needs a paid plan.
- To fix a scene, select the image clip and click Replace to pick another file, or use Regenerate/Edit image to make a new one from a prompt.
- To trim, drag a clip's edge on the timeline, or press S to split at the playhead.
- Click Export (shown as Export / Publish on free accounts) to download in 720p, 1080p or 4K at 30 or 60 fps.
Publish to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram
Connect your accounts once in Settings > Integrations > Add a network: TikTok, YouTube, Instagram (Business or creator account required), X, or a Webhook for Zapier and Make. Then open Publish on the project card or in the editor, choose where under Publish to, and click Publish to post now or Add to queue to schedule it. Scheduled posts show up on the Publish page.
Prompt to try
Zoro's promise to become the world's greatest swordsman. Open on the line "He swore it over a broken sword, and he never forgot." Tell it as an epic narration with a deep voice, animated anime-style scenes of the duel and the vow, 9:16, about 60 seconds.
One Piece video prompts to try
Paste any of these into the script generator. Each one names a single character and a single moment, which gives the AI a clear story to tell.
| Prompt | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Monkey D. Luffy's dream as a pirate | A clear goal, used for the example video |
| Zoro's promise to become the world's greatest swordsman | A vow with stakes the viewer wants to see kept |
| Why Shanks gave Luffy his straw hat | Opens on a question fans want answered |
| What if Luffy never ate the Gum-Gum Fruit | A what-if gives the AI room for an original story |
| The Straw Hats explained as a job interview | A comedy angle on characters fans already know |
Opening lines you can adapt (more in this list of TikTok hooks that stop the scroll):
- "Everyone laughed when he said he'd be King of the Pirates."
- "This straw hat has crossed more oceans than most sailors."
- "Zoro gets lost everywhere except on the way to a fight."
Comedy prompt
The Straw Hats explained as a job interview: each crew member applies for their role on the ship. Hook: "Zoro gets lost everywhere except on the way to a fight." Fast, comedic narration with bright animated scenes, 9:16, 45 seconds.
How to make your One Piece video perform
Pick one moment or character, not a whole arc, and open on the conflict instead of an introduction. Keep the narration tight so every line moves the story.
An AI anime video is a faceless video, and that format does well. In Revid's analysis of 176,367 TikToks with 1,000+ likes posted between October 2025 and October 2026, faceless videos had a median of 114K views and 17.4% passed 1M views, against 67K and 12.7% for videos with one person on camera. The sample only holds videos that already reached 1,000+ likes, so it shows what successful videos have in common, not causes. The method is in Revid's TikTok virality study.
Faceless videos earned a median of 114K views, against 67K for videos with one person on camera, and passed 1M views 38% more often.
Source: Revid analysis of 176,367 TikToks with 1,000+ likes posted between Oct 1, 2025 and Oct 16, 2026 (61,203 creators)
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| Median views | Share that passed 1M views | |
|---|---|---|
| Animals | 147.4K | 24.1% |
| Faceless | 113.9K | 17.4% |
| Groups of people | 96.1K | 16% |
| Objects or products | 70.8K | 13.2% |
| One person on camera | 67.4K | 12.7% |
The same data favors a light touch: comedy had a 155K median, against 66K for storytelling. A funny take on the Straw Hats may travel further than a straight recap of an arc.
Length matters less than the hook. Every length bucket from under 15 seconds to 10 minutes had a median between 58K and 76K views, with 61 to 90 second videos at 70K. A video of 1 to 2 minutes is fine if the first line earns the rest.
On TikTok, use 3 or 4 hashtags: 4 hashtags had a 77K median and 3 had 75K, against 51K with none and 16K with 9 or more. On Instagram, the limit is 5 hashtags per post.
More anime and cartoon styles
The same five steps work in Revid's other fan-video tools, such as the Dragon Ball video generator and the Naruto AI generator. For an anime look without a specific series, use the AI anime video generator; for your own characters, the AI cartoon video generator.
FAQ
Is the One Piece AI video generator free?
You can start for free: sign-up is free and new accounts get free credits to try video creation, no credit card needed. Regular creation then uses the monthly credits of a paid plan, from $39/month for Growth with 2,000 credits; see Revid's current pricing.
How many credits does a One Piece video use?
A 30-second video with Pro AI visuals and a voice-over costs about 40 to 80 credits. Premium AI video models cost 100 credits (Veo 3, MiniMax Hailuo H3) to 500 credits (Seedance 4K) per 5 seconds, and the Estimated cost next to Generate video shows the total before you start.
Do I have to label an AI One Piece video as AI-generated?
Usually not for clearly animated videos: YouTube and TikTok require disclosure for realistic AI images, audio or video. If you use photorealistic AI video, turn the label on; both platforms say the label alone does not reduce reach.
Can I make a landscape One Piece video for YouTube?
Yes. Choose 16:9 in the ratio picker before you click Generate video, then export in 720p, 1080p or 4K and publish straight to your YouTube channel.
Can Revid post a new One Piece video every day automatically?
Yes, with Auto Mode on a paid plan (3 workers on Growth). Create a worker with the "Run a Daily AI Series" job and a high-level topic so each day's story is different; choose "Auto Queue" and a connected account if you want it posted, or "Review First" to check each video before it goes out.
