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AI Series Maker

Series Maker writes each episode as a real shot list, draws every character, place and prop once, and reuses those exact references in every scene, so your cast looks the same from the first episode to the fiftieth. Let Autopilot make the whole episode, or approve the plan and each scene yourself, then schedule the next episodes to make themselves.

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How It Works

From One Premise to a Whole Series in Three Steps

Describe the Show Once: Premise, Cast and Look

Write what the series is about in your own words: who is in it, where it happens, the tone, what this episode should be. Pick a style and a format, or upload up to six images of your own characters, places or logos. Revid turns it into a series bible: world rules, relationships and running gags every later episode follows.

  • Seven styles: cinematic, anime, cartoon, 2D sitcom, 3D animated, claymation, or let Revid choose
  • Vertical 9:16, landscape 16:9, square or 4:5
  • Any length from 15 seconds to 5 minutes, or Auto
  • Upload up to 6 images of your own characters, places, props or logo
  • Dialogue in the language of your brief
Describe the Show Once: Premise, Cast and Look

Every Character, Place and Prop Drawn Once, Then Reused in Every Scene

Before anything is generated, Series Maker plans the episode as a real shot list: scenes, camera, dialogue, sound and the exact cast of each shot. Each new character, place and prop gets one approved reference image, and every scene clip is generated from those references, never re-described, so faces, outfits and sets stay the same.

  • A full plan first: scenes, shots, dialogue, music and sound, before any credit is spent
  • One approved reference per character, place and prop, with new looks when the story needs them
  • Three video tiers: Low, Pro and Ultra (Seedance 2.5, scenes up to 30 seconds)
  • Autopilot runs it end to end; Manual lets you approve the plan and redo any scene
  • A credit estimate on the plan, so you know the cost before generating
Every Character, Place and Prop Drawn Once, Then Reused in Every Scene

Get the Finished Episode, Then Let the Next Ones Make Themselves

The scenes are assembled in order in the Revid editor with a music score, captions, the series title and its outro, ready to tweak, export and post to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram. The next episode keeps the whole cast and world. Turn on the Auto Scheduler and Series Maker writes and makes a new episode on the days you pick.

  • Assembled in the editor with music, captions, title and series outro
  • Next episodes reuse every character, place and prop already approved
  • Auto Scheduler: a new episode once or every week, on Autopilot
  • A credit budget on every Autopilot run, so it never overspends
  • Also from the API, the CLI and AI agents through the MCP server
Get the Finished Episode, Then Let the Next Ones Make Themselves

Your cast, every episode

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Benefits

Why Creators Build Their Series With Revid

The Same Cast, Every Time

Each character, place and prop is drawn once and reused in every scene, so faces, outfits and sets never drift between episodes.

Planned Like a Real Show

Every episode starts as a shot list: scenes, camera, dialogue, music and sound. You see it, and its cost, before anything is generated.

Next Episode on Schedule

The Auto Scheduler writes and makes a new episode once or every week, with the same world and a new story each time.

Spend Under Control

A credit estimate on every plan and a budget on every Autopilot run. Only images and clips that come back are charged.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an AI series maker?
An AI series maker turns a premise into episodes of a show: it writes each episode, creates the characters and places, generates every scene and assembles the episode. Revid's Series Maker keeps the same characters, places and props across every scene and every episode, which is what separates a series from a pile of unrelated clips.
How does Revid keep characters consistent from one episode to the next?
Each character, place and prop is drawn once as a reference image and approved. Every scene clip is then generated from those exact references instead of a fresh description, and the series keeps them, so episode 5 reuses the faces, outfits and sets of episode 1. When the story needs a new look, like a costume or a wrecked set, it is added as a variant of the same character or place.
How long can an episode be?
From 15 seconds to 5 minutes, outro included, or Auto, where the planner sizes the episode to its story. Each scene runs up to 15 seconds on the Low and Pro tiers and up to 30 seconds on Ultra.
How much does an episode cost?
You see a credit estimate on the plan before anything is generated. Each new character, place or prop is 16 credits, and scene clips cost 15, 50 or 100 credits per 5 seconds on Low, Pro and Ultra. A one minute episode on Pro is about 600 credits of scenes plus its new references. Only images and clips that come back are charged.
Can the next episodes be made automatically?
Yes. The Auto Scheduler makes a series' next episode once or every week on the days and time you pick, on Autopilot: it writes a new story with the same cast and world, generates it and assembles it. Each run has a credit budget and stops before generating anything if the plan would cost more.
Can I use my own characters or brand?
Yes. Upload up to six images of your own characters, places, props or logos with the brief. Revid reads each one, you confirm what it is, and it becomes part of the series' cast or world, restyled to the series' look or kept as it is.
Which plans include Series Maker?
Series Maker is included in every paid Revid plan, in the app and through the public API, the CLI and the MCP server for AI agents.

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