CartoonMakerAI — Scene 01 / Take 01

Turn one prompt into a cartoon you can actually post.

No storyboard software, no editing timeline. Describe the video, pick a style and a length, and CartoonMakerAI renders it scene by scene — from a 15-second short to a full story. From faceless shorts to kids' sing-alongs.

Cel Classic cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryCel Classic
Anime cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryAnime
Claymation cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryClaymation
3D Toon cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakery3D Toon
Watercolor cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryWatercolor
Pixel Art cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryPixel Art
Noir Comic cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryNoir Comic
Kids Song cartoon style example — a fox opening a bakeryKids Song

Any length

Most AI video tools cap out at a few seconds. CartoonMakerAI chains scenes together so you can generate a 10-minute story just as easily as a 15-second short.

Any style

Classic cartoon, anime-influenced, or 3D toon. Pick the look that matches your content, not the one your tool happens to support.

Ready to post

Download in the aspect ratio your platform wants — 16:9, 9:16, or square — with no watermark on paid plans.

How it works

One prompt. Four steps. One video.

SCENE 01

Write the prompt

Describe the story, the style, and how long the final video should run.

SCENE 02

We split it into scenes

Anything longer than 15 seconds gets broken into a chain of shorter clips automatically.

SCENE 03

Scenes render in order

Each clip starts from the last frame of the one before it, so characters and settings stay consistent.

SCENE 04

Stitched into one video

The finished clips are joined into a single file, ready to download or post.

Pricing

Credits that scale with the video you're making.

Free

$0

30 credits to try it, once.

Starter

$19/mo

125 credits, no watermark, 1080p.

Creator

$49/mo

325 credits, priority queue, commercial use.

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FAQ

Questions

How long can a video actually be?+

As long as your plan's credits allow. There's no hard cap — long videos are built from a chain of shorter scenes, so a 10-minute video just costs more credits than a 30-second one.

Do I own the videos I make?+

Yes, on paid plans videos are cleared for commercial use, including monetized channels. Free plan videos carry a watermark and are for personal use.

What happens if a scene fails to generate?+

You're never charged for a failed scene — credits are refunded automatically and you can retry.

Make your next video today.

Start free — 30 credits