Cinematic AI video generator
Direct a film, scene by scene. Don't gamble on a prompt.
VibeDay turns a sentence into a shot-by-shot storyboard, keeps one consistent subject across every scene, and animates only the stills you approved — a multi-scene cinematic film with an original score, not a lucky clip.
Plans from $29/month · Storyboard and stills cost no credits
Two films. No camera, no crew.
Real VibeDay outputs, each from a written brief: an animated future-world adventure with one consistent hero across every scene, and a live-action-styled story that moves between rooms — storyboarded, animated, scored and captioned by the product.
Press play with sound on.
You approve it before you pay for it
Most AI video tools bill you for a render, then show you the result. VibeDay inverts that.
Describe the film. Approve the storyboard.
One sentence in, and VibeDay's director returns a title, a hook, a continuous script and an ordered shot list — establishing shots, close-ups, B-roll — each one a plain-language card you can reorder, reword, add to or cut. It proposes cinematic mode with a one-line reason and you confirm it; nothing is guessed silently.
Every scene is drawn as a still you sign off.
Before a frame is animated, each shot is drawn as a still and checked for faces, hands and continuity. A dedicated subject card keeps the person, object or creature at the centre of your film identical from the first shot to the last. Re-roll anything — none of it costs credits.
Animate, score, publish.
The exact cost is quoted on the Animate button before you commit and charged on delivery — a failed scene is never billed. The finished film comes back scored with an instrumental composed for that reel, captioned in-safe-zone, and ready to publish to Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube in one click.
What makes it a film instead of a clip
One subject, every shot
The thing your film is about — a person, a product, a creature — is described once on its own storyboard card and held consistent across every scene. That continuity is what separates a film from a stack of disconnected AI clips.
Up to three locations in one film
Write a script that moves — an alley, a rooftop, a studio — and VibeDay builds a distinct scene master for each location while keeping the same subject and wardrobe throughout. Each extra location is itemized in your quote before you commit.
It never quietly changes your film
If something in your brief can't be rendered as written, the storyboard shows exactly how it was adapted — and if a scene ever has to fall back during production, you're notified. You will never press play and find a different video than the one you asked for.
It warns you before it wastes your money
A renderability check reads the storyboard and flags the shots AI video reliably gets wrong — complex hand actions, crowds, readable text, fast motion — explaining the risk and offering safer wording that keeps your intent. It advises; you decide.
Draft cheap, publish sharp
Render at 720p while you're shaping the film, then re-render the keeper at full 1080p. The re-render reuses the exact scenes and voice and re-animates only the video, so the draft faithfully previews the final.
A score, not a soundtrack library
Every film gets an instrumental bed composed fresh for it — matched to your format or a vibe you pick, automatically ducked under any narration, faded at the close. Swap the music on a finished reel without re-rendering a single frame.
Polished is one setting. Casual is another.
The same engine also shoots creator-style UGC with a recurring AI presenter — and everything it makes is captioned, scheduled, published and measured in the same workspace.
Cinematic AI video, answered
What is a cinematic AI video?
A multi-scene vertical film built from several AI-generated shots — establishing shots, close-ups, B-roll — with no on-camera presenter. VibeDay writes the script, storyboards the shots, draws each one as a still you approve, animates the approved scenes, then adds captions and an original instrumental score. A dedicated subject description keeps the person or object at the centre of the film consistent across every shot.
How is this different from prompting a text-to-video model?
A single prompt buys you a single clip and no control over what comes back. VibeDay gives you the intermediate artifacts — a script you can edit, a shot list you can reorder, stills you approve before any animation money is spent — so the film that renders is the film you directed.
Can the film move between locations?
Yes — up to three locations in one film today. Write the movement into your script and VibeDay builds a scene master per location while keeping the subject and wardrobe identical. Extra locations are itemized in the quote before you commit.
What happens if a shot can't be rendered as written?
The storyboard tells you. Anything VibeDay adapts from your explicit brief is disclosed in plain language before you spend, and if a scene has to fall back during production you get a notification explaining what changed. Silent substitution is treated as a defect, not a feature.
How much does a cinematic video cost?
It draws the same credits as everything else in VibeDay. The storyboard, renderability check and stills cost no credits; a draft-quality scene is 290 credits and full 1080p is 500, plus a small itemized amount per extra location. The exact quote appears on the Animate button next to your balance, and you're charged on delivery only.
Can I keep my content on a single AI provider?
Yes. A per-workspace privacy toggle restricts video generation to Google's video AI only, on every plan, for teams with data-residency or vendor preferences.
What does it cost to try?
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial with full access, and each new workspace gets a starter credit bonus so you can make one. Plans begin at $29/month. There's no free tier.
Direct your first film this week
Storyboard it without spending a credit, approve the stills, animate what you like — and publish it everywhere without opening another tool.