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Script to cartoon video AI: your pages, animated.

Paste a scene or a whole script. Frameo animates it shot by shot, casts the voices and cuts it together.

From page to picture

Every script line becomes its own shot.

Write the line. Frameo draws, animates and voices it. Hover a line to see the shot it became.

EXT. COTTAGE LANE – DUSK

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A small parcel waits on a worn stone step.

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COURIER
Special delivery, right on time.

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Down the lane, the little red train puffs home.

Cartoon styles

One scene, four cartoon styles.

Same script line, four looks. Switch the tab and the clip swaps in place.

PromptA cheerful cartoon character moves through one bright scene, the camera following the action, warm daylight, clear outlines, bold-outline Saturday-morning cartoon, hand-drawn ink lines, lush color

How it works

Script to cartoon video AI in four steps.

From pasted pages to a finished cartoon cut. You see the exact cost of a render before you run it.

  1. Paste your script

    Drop in a scene or a full screenplay. Frameo reads every line as a shot.

  2. Pick a cartoon style and voices

    Choose the look, then cast a voice for each character.

  3. Generate the scenes

    Frameo animates each shot and lays in the voices and music.

  4. Edit a shot and export

    Redo any shot you want to change, then export the cut and share it.

Cartoon script ideas

Ready mini-scripts to animate.

Copy a script or start creating with it. Each one has a slug line and two lines of action or dialogue, so Frameo can cut it shot by shot.

  • The moon who couldn't sleep

    INT. NURSERY – NIGHT. A small moon yawns at the window. MOON: "I can't sleep." A sleepy owl pulls up the blue blanket sky.

    bedtime story · kids

  • Why the sky turns orange

    EXT. HILLTOP – SUNSET. A cartoon fox points at the horizon. FOX: "Light bends through dust." Orange rays spill across the valley.

    youtube explainer

  • A sock that never loses its pair

    INT. LAUNDRY ROOM – DAY. A red sock hops out of the dryer, searching. SOCK: "Found you!" It snaps onto its twin with a cheerful click.

    product ad

  • A raindrop's trip to the sea

    EXT. MOUNTAIN STREAM – MORNING. A raindrop tumbles down a rocky slope. RAINDROP: "Is that the sea?" A wide blue shoreline opens ahead.

    classroom lesson

  • Colorful stylized 3D cartoon: a chunky round lighthouse keeper with sparkling eyes waves a lantern outside a candy-striped red and white lighthouse on a green cliff, bright blue sky with fluffy clouds

    A pigeon applies for a job

    INT. OFFICE – DAY. A pigeon in a tiny tie sits across a desk. MANAGER: "Any experience?" PIGEON: "I deliver." He slides over a crumpled resume.

    comedy sketch

  • Flat 2D vector cartoon in a soft pastel preschool style: a small keeper in a lavender coat holding a lantern at the foot of a pink and mint lighthouse by a baby-blue sea, darker-shade outlines, round

    Grandpa's rocket-powered cake

    INT. KITCHEN – EVENING. Grandpa lights a candle on a cake strapped to a rocket. GRANDPA: "Happy birthday, Lily!" The cake blasts toward the stars.

    birthday message

  • Cinematic hand-painted 2D storybook animation: a bearded lighthouse keeper in a burgundy coat climbs spiral stone stairs inside a lighthouse, holding a candle lantern, warm candle-gold light against d

    The fox who shared

    EXT. FOREST CLEARING – DAWN. A fox splits one red apple with a hungry rabbit. FOX: "Take half." Apple trees sprout around them.

    fable with a moral

  • High-quality 2.5D American anime-realism illustration: a weathered lighthouse keeper in an oilskin coat stands at the cliff edge at dawn, thin clean line art, lantern in hand, tall lighthouse behind h

    A pencil draws your logo

    INT. WHITE STUDIO – DAY. A cartoon pencil hops onto blank paper. It sketches [your logo] in bold lines, then bows as the title pops in.

    channel intro

Script to cartoon video AI questions

Frameo has no plan that costs nothing. Before you run a render, it shows the exact cost of that render, so you know what a scene will take before it animates.

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Paste a single scene or a full script. For videos over five minutes, the agent makes your assets first, then the video itself.

Yes. You cast a voice for each character, so a grumpy cat and a cheerful courier do not sound alike.

Yes. Frameo builds a character library from your script and reuses it in every shot, so your cast looks the same from the first scene to the last.

Your script already has the scenes. Watch them move.

Paste the page you wrote. Frameo animates each line as a shot, casts the voices and cuts it together.

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