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FicReel · AI anime shot studio

One frame in.
Five or ten seconds out.

Describe a shot, make an anime still, then give it motion. Built for anime and original-character work: you press each step, and nothing spends a credit on its own.

Image first. Then a 5–10 second anime shot.

to try it
100 credits
one image
6 credits
one 5s shot
45 credits
one 10s shot
90 credits
frame · 6 creditsAn anime keyframe generated with FicReel from a text prompt
5s shot · 45 credits
Frame first, then motionone press at a time

How it works

Four moves, one press.

01

Write it — or let the agent write it

Type an idea in your own words. If the page is blank, the agent drafts a first prompt for one credit. You keep editing it; it never writes to your account.

02

Shape the frame

Choose vertical, landscape, or square. Add a reference image if you want to keep a face or a palette. These are the only knobs this model exposes.

03

One press, one image

Nothing chains, nothing retries, nothing spends after you close the tab. A frame costs 6 credits; an agent rewrite costs 1.

04

Give it motion

Pick an image in Create video, write the camera move, and generate a 5–10 second clip. A 5s shot costs 45 credits; 10s costs 90.

What is FicReel

An AI anime shot studio, not a one-click video generator.

FicReel is a browser-based AI anime image and video generator. You write a prompt or upload a reference image, generate a keyframe still, and then animate that frame into a five- or ten-second shot. Each generation is triggered by a person: nothing chains, retries, or spends credits on its own.

It is built for anime and original-character (OC) work — fan art, character studies, short mood shots — and for anyone who wants a still image to move without a video editor. The output is always one image or one short clip that you download; there is no editing suite, no music track, and no long-form render.

Learn the workflow in the beginner guide, or read the guides and prompt examples for camera moves, reference-image rules, and duration choices.

Questions

What people ask before the first shot.

Is FicReel free to try?
Yes. A new device starts with 100 free credits, no card. That covers 2 five-second shots from an image you already have, or 16 generated frames. Checkout is not open today, so nothing on the site can take a payment.
What exactly can I make with FicReel?
An anime keyframe image, and then a 5- or 10-second video shot made from that frame. It is not a one-click full video: you generate one image, then one shot, and download each. There is no editing suite, no music, and no long-form export.
How long does a generation take?
An image usually lands in 15–35 seconds. A five-second shot takes about 3–6 minutes; a ten-second shot takes about 6–12 minutes. The task keeps rendering if you close the tab, and finished assets wait in Assets.
Can I keep my own character consistent?
Start from a clear, front-lit reference image (your own art or a photo you have the rights to). The reference image, not a long prompt, is what carries a face. FicReel does not ship a library of third-party characters and does not reproduce them.
Do I need a fast computer?
No. Generation runs on our servers; the browser only sends the prompt and shows the result. Any current desktop or mobile browser works.

Start with 100 credits

Open the studio. Try one shot.

The trial is on the house. No card, no queue, no automation.

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