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.
FicReel · AI anime shot studio
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.
How it works
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.
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.
Nothing chains, nothing retries, nothing spends after you close the tab. A frame costs 6 credits; an agent rewrite costs 1.
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
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
Start with 100 credits
The trial is on the house. No card, no queue, no automation.