Every episode ends on a choice. The comments vote. The next part opens with the result. Watch 4 series that grew this way, then build your first episode and make it in Revid.
Pick a genre and the two choices. From part 2, add what the comments chose and the builder writes the opener for you.
Premise: a getaway after a bank job goes wrong, and the money is in your back seat.
Make part 1 of an interactive heist cartoon series: a 75-second vertical episode that ends on a choice the comments vote on. Series: a getaway after a bank job goes wrong, and the money is in your back seat. Hero: you, the driver. Part 1: open cold, in the middle of the danger, no intro. Beats: 1. Hook, first 3 seconds, in second person: what just happened to you. 2. The situation and what is at stake, with one exact number. 3. A problem, explained with an on-screen graphic (a map, a counter, an evidence card). 4. A twist that changes what the right move is. 5. The choice, on screen as two big cards: A) Stay and wait for your partner B) Take the money and leave. One line on the risk of each. 6. Last 3 seconds: "Comment A or B. Part 2 tomorrow." Keep a counter at the top of every scene: cash, crew left, heat %. Look: dark teal and navy noir, warm orange lamps, red neon, rain; simple characters with big round white faces and tiny eyes. The same hero design in every scene and every episode. Voice: one calm, tense narrator, short spoken sentences, every sentence with its own picture. Captions: 2 to 3 words at a time, one word highlighted. Label the story as fiction.
Opens Revid's AI cartoon video generator with this brief, vertical and at this length. Post it, count the comments, come back for the next part.
Shared on X between October 23 and November 11, 2026, ranked by the post's likes. Tap one to watch the full episode and its choice.
Rain, a motel, $8.4M in the back seat and a partner on the news. A HUD tracks the cash, the crew and the heat.
A clock, a floor counter and numbered survival rules. Each part opens with "most of you said" and ends on the next choice.
James has 30 days to fix his life before his high school reunion. A days-left and glow-up % counter sits on top.
You wake up on a train that does not stop. Survival rules pop up on screen, and a conductor asks for tickets.
Every episode ends on two options on screen and one line: comment A or B. The choice is the call to action.
The next part opens on the outcome: "69% SAID: CITY", "MOST OF YOU SAID...". Viewers come back to see if their side won.
A number on top of every scene: cash and heat, days left and glow-up %, the floor you are on. It makes the series a game with an end.
One simple character drawn the same way every time, often in second person ("you wake up..."). No face on camera, no actors.
A twist right before the choice changes which option is safe, so the comments split and people argue.
One part a day, 60 to 120 seconds each. The series runs as long as the comments keep voting.
A run of short vertical episodes where the audience decides what happens. Each episode ends on a choice, viewers vote in the comments, and the next episode opens with the result and continues from it. It works on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Count the A and B comments on the last part (or use a poll sticker), work out the winner's share and put it on a title card in the first second of the next part. The builder on this page writes that card into the brief when you fill in last part's choice and percentage.
Yes. Pick a genre in the builder, set the two choices and press Make this episode in Revid. Revid's AI cartoon video generator writes the script in these beats, draws the scenes, and adds the narrator and captions. Keep the same hero description from one episode to the next so the character stays recognisable.
The episodes in the gallery run from 75 to 123 seconds. The builder allows 45 to 90 seconds: long enough for a setup, a twist and a choice, short enough to post every day.
No. The series numbers on each card are the ones the X post states about the series. The likes and views shown with the @handle are the X post's own, read on November 11, 2026.
Each video belongs to its creator. Every card links to the post on X it was shared in. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.
Start part 1 today. Revid writes it in these beats, draws the cartoon, adds the voice and captions, and ends it on your two choices.
Every video belongs to its creator and links to the post on X it was shared in. Likes and views as of November 11, 2026; series numbers as stated in each post. Revid is not affiliated with the creators shown. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.