Pressing Update video on a Stickman video with an older outro no longer fails, and your changes stay safe.
Click a take and the white mark moves to it. The row of takes stays in the same order.
New Horror Glow videos now start with dark, eerie music. Any track you pick yourself still wins.
New Character Explainer thumbnails use the look of your video and show your real characters.
Your library now tells you when posting was switched off for a video and lets you turn it back on.
Posting times that cross midnight on the last day of a month no longer run two days late.
Slow character pictures no longer show as failed. If one is turned down, it tries again by itself.
New 3D Animated Studio films keep one natural speaking pace, and scenes grow to fit the words.
Create and run Character Explainer, AutoClips, Talking Objects, Miniature, Text Story and Quiz automations with your API key or in Claude.
Character Explainer videos about things you buy, like graphics cards or phones, no longer make up today's price. Pick the Trending script and it looks up the real price on the web; on other scripts it gives the launch price and its year instead of a guess. Automations do the same, so a price planned weeks ago is never read out as today's.
Pick the look of your Stickman Story: Cinematic, Horror Glow, Rainy Noir, Bright Day or Golden Epic. Each one changes the places, light and colours, while your characters stay the same. It works on single videos and on series automations, and every part of a series keeps its style.
Publishing from your library no longer shows a check mark before the post is up. You now see it posting, then live with a link to open the post, or the reason if it failed.
When you ask the editor to change something in a Stickman picture, like making an object bigger or smaller, the fix no longer gives up when drawing is slow. It takes a little longer on a busy day, then the new picture and its clip arrive.
Pasted Fruit AI and Animal Stories with a knock, doorbell, phone or car horn no longer stop at the video clips step. If one of yours got stuck, press Retry and it finishes, keeping the pictures you already approved.
Didn't love the voice in Part 1? When you make the next part of a Stickman story, tap Change and pick any narrator, including a voice you cloned. Leave it alone and the series keeps its voice.
Stickman videos and automations no longer stop at the picture step when pictures take longer than usual. Your video keeps going and finishes.
Pick Character Speaks and your stickman characters tell the story themselves, on camera, with moving mouths and a voice of their own. No narrator, and it ends on a vote for Part 2.
Viral animal-people stories, told in parts. Open Animal Stories from the sidebar and make one the same way as a Fruit AI Story.
Stickman Stories now move with big, whole-body action by default. Prefer a calmer look? Switch Motion to Safe.
Upload a photo of yourself or anyone and pick from three stickman looks. Your character keeps their hair and face and can star in any Story.
Every character you make is saved in My cast with its own voice, ready to reuse, edit or redraw in your next Story.
Five new viral story formats, shown as big posters on the create page and on the home page. Pick a Look, set the speed, and continue any story with Create Part 2.
Make Fruit AI and Animal Stories from your AI app or the Autoclips API, or let an automation post them for you, as one-offs or as a series.
Stickman Stories now start at 1.3x speed for snappier videos, and a 60-second pick plays for 60 seconds at any speed. Want it faster still? Try 1.5x.
Moving Stickman videos are made with fewer clips, so they finish sooner and the motion costs less than before.
Stickman story ideas, your own scripts and series ideas now take up to 4,000 characters.
Changing a clip's speed no longer reloads the video, and you can pick which part of a clip shows.
Find Stickman faster: the classic card sits next to the full Stickman shelf on the home page again.
3D Animated Studio now always follows the pictures you upload for each character, and tells you when your script describes them differently.
Open the Video Editor from the home page, start a blank project, and bring in any file you upload or any video from My Videos. Trim, arrange, add captions and export. Captions and export cost only what they cost us to make.
Pick a credit level and a pack. When your credits drop below it, Autoclips tops you up from your saved card, so your automations keep posting. Switch it on in Billing or on Buy credits.
Put your logo or text on Cinematic Story and Stickman videos, choose where it sits and when it shows, and end with your own outro on paid plans. It works in automations and from your AI app too.
Tap Clone my voice, read the short text aloud for 20 seconds to 2 minutes or upload a recording, and your voice joins My voices, ready to narrate any Stickman Story. Press Hear it to listen to your voice reading a story first.
Ask your AI app or the Autoclips API to clone a narrator voice from a recording, then use it for your videos. 20 seconds of clear speech is enough.
When you make a Cinematic Story from your AI app or the API, you can now choose whether it opens with a headline and pop-up text.
Character Explainer captions in these languages now appear in short pieces as they are spoken, instead of one long block.
Longer Faceless videos made with the sound set to None no longer fail. If a Faceless video does fail, you now see the real reason, and the cost summary shows the Visual Consistency you actually used.
Shorts you schedule from the Scheduler now go up with the custom thumbnail you picked. If your channel can't use custom thumbnails yet, we tell you once.
Leaving the automation form now asks before you lose your changes, the sliders are easy to see in dark mode, Story styles show a moving preview, and the Next bar on phones stays out of the way of your keyboard.
On phones, page titles and buttons no longer sit underneath the menu button.
Your finished cut now shows its true length after speed changes, and 1080p once it has been upscaled.
Talking Objects pictures no longer show made-up writing, and scenes stay bright instead of turning dark.
The Best value label on credit packs is clear in dark mode.
Set up one automation and Autoclips makes and posts a whole You Decide or True Story series, part after part, until the story ends.
Character Explainer, Cinematic Story and Stickman videos now get a thumbnail with their title for 20 credits, posted with the video. Change it any time in your library.
New vertical Cinematic Stories open with a bold headline, and key words pop up as the narrator says them. It is on by default, and you can switch it off.
Everything you can do in Stickman, series included, now works from your AI app or the Autoclips API.
Making the next You Decide part yourself? Count votes from my posts reads the comments on the part you posted from Autoclips and counts the votes, one vote per person, so you no longer have to type in the result.
The smaller Stickman card is back in its old spot on the home page, below the big one. If you told us you make faceless videos or videos for clients, Stickman now comes first in the formats picked for you.
Drag the Story timeline with a mouse, pen or finger, tap to jump to that exact moment, and see each scene's picture on the strip.
After you fix a clip in Review, the free check now starts by itself and finishes, instead of sitting on Checking them forever.
A Character Explainer project whose picture can't load now shows a clean placeholder instead of a broken image.
Character Explainer, Fruit AI Stories, Faceless and Studio 2.0 now make videos in 94 languages. Pick one when you create, in Character Explainer automations, or when you ask for a video from your AI app or the API.
Play a Stickman Story or Explainer at any speed from 1x to 3x, with voices keeping their natural pitch. Pick it when you create, or change it later in the editor's new Speed tab. The new Thumbnail tab draws a cover from your cast with the part number and title: change the words for free and download it.
In Cinematic Stories and Stickman, a slider now places your captions anywhere from the top of the video to the bottom, and the finished video matches the preview.
Stats is now called AI Coach + Stats. Its How people watch panel now fills in for your recent posts: average watch time, how many watched to the end on TikTok and Facebook, and how many swiped away in the first 3 seconds on TikTok.
Changes you make in the Stickman Story editor now save, and Update video works. The preview plays smoothly without repeating words, and a new video no longer gets stuck on Updating your video. A new Cancel button stops a video while it is being made.
When you create or edit an automation, you now see how many credits it uses a month, the day your credits would run out and what your plan gives. Top up in one click without losing your setup, with bonus credits on bigger top-ups. If fewer posts a day would fit your plan, it tells you.
The daily video card on your home page and after you subscribe now shows all 8 formats an automation can run, adding Talking Objects and Miniature, and moves through them on its own until you pick one.
Stickman Story scripts made from your idea now fail less often. If one still can't be written, you get the plan's credits back.
Re-rendering a Faceless video with 8 or more scenes after you edit its pictures works again, with your edited pictures in every scene.
If a payment didn't go through, Not now on the reminder now hides it for 3 days instead of bringing it back on every new tab. A new failed payment still shows it right away.
Stickman now tells stories. Pick You Decide or True Story on the new Stickman page, type an idea or drop in photos, and Autoclips plans the whole video: cast, places, scenes, on-screen cards and the vote at the end. Check the plan, then make it as stills or with motion. Story is part of the paid plans, and a big Stickman card is now on the home page.
Write a post once and send it to every account you connect, now or at a time you pick: videos, photos, carousels and text posts, with each platform's own settings. Find it in the sidebar. It is part of the monthly and yearly paid plans.
Text Story, Quiz Maker, Cinematic Stories, Talking Objects, Time Travel, Claymation, UGC Ads and Stickman now make videos in 94 languages, and automations for the formats that have them can use all of them too.
Paste your own script, up to 2,000 characters, and every word is said exactly as written, with the cast, pictures and music built around it. Stage notes shape the pictures and are never read aloud. Switch on Best Clip for cleaner moving scenes: each scene gets up to three tries, each try is charged, and the most it can cost is shown first.
Your finished UGC ad now opens at the top with Download, Post and Copy link, plus its title, description and hashtags ready to copy.
In English videos, the narrator reads numbers the way a person would say them, while the captions keep the digits. Extra people in Explainer and Skit scenes are drawn as stickmen too, Skit captions stay in your language, and a punchline is never trimmed off.
In Stickman, Claymation and Time Travel, the language note now switches you in one click to a video quality that speaks your language.
In Cinematic Stories, saved characters are redrawn in your story's look, so a clay story really looks like clay. Each person keeps one look through the whole video, and adults are no longer drawn as children.
Every dropdown opens dark in dark mode, and the video is ready email now arrives for Character Explainer videos made from a long topic. A tab left open while Autoclips updates no longer shows a page with missing parts, like a finished video with no player or Download button. Back on the payment page returns you to your plans.
Your finished quiz now opens at the top of the page with its title, description and hashtags ready to copy, and Download saves the file.
Cinematic Stories character sheets drawn from a description now show four full-length views side by side, all the same height, so nobody gets cut off at the waist or drawn in two sizes.
After you pick a plan, the plan picker stays open until the payment page loads. Pricing opens on the billing period you already pay, the automation limit banner names the plan that gives you more, and the page after paying fits a computer screen. On a phone, Update card now sits above the bottom bar so you can tap it.
Stickman Explainer videos in Thai, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Norwegian and Vietnamese now finish instead of failing.
Rendering an edited Character Explainer in Director Console works again.
Pictures in most formats look better: characters look more alike from scene to scene, and words on pictures come out cleaner. Credits are unchanged.
On plans with automations, right after you subscribe, Autoclips offers a daily video automation that is already filled in. See what it costs on your plan and set it up in a few clicks. If you skip it, a card on your home page keeps the offer for your first week.
If a renewal payment fails, you now also get one email, and if your first payment is declined, you get an email with a fresh checkout link.
If a renewal payment fails, a banner in the app tells you. Update card lets you add a new card and pay straight away, so you keep your plan.
When you cancel, Autoclips asks what went wrong and can offer something that fits: skip one monthly renewal, move to a cheaper plan, or chat with us. Billing now has its own Cancel plan link, and you can cancel even after asking to switch plans.
After you sign in, you go straight back to the page you opened, not the home page. New accounts see the short welcome first, then land on that page.
Every reply from the Autoclips API now says how many calls you have left, and if you hit a limit it tells you exactly when you can try again.
The sign-in window now closes by itself after you sign in with Google, Facebook or TikTok, and the Reconnect page tells you whether it worked. If a connection fails partway, trying again now works instead of saying the account is already connected.
In Character Explainer, the first video you make from the Director Console now takes you straight to the finished video, instead of leaving you in the console.
Edit Video now opens the editor, the voice, music and language pickers are labelled and show full voice names, and the caption preview shows the real size and position in your video's shape. Fullscreen now shows the whole video instead of cropping a vertical reel.
On the Stickman preview screen, changing the caption font, colour, size or position now shows on your own video as you pick it, instead of only after rendering.
Choose your caption look right on the Stickman create screen and watch a live preview change as you pick. Videos can now run from 30 to 90 seconds, Full Motion clips can be made straight from your script for fewer credits, and moving scenes play out a quick, lively gag.
Back and Next now stay at the bottom of the screen, tapping the step name jumps to any step you have reached, and every step opens at its top. Cinematic Stories automations also get a live caption preview and a swipeable row of looks, and date and time fields now fit on iPhone.
When you send Studio 2.0 a few messages within minutes of each other, the follow-ups now cost fewer credits.
If writing the script or making the pictures takes longer than usual, Autoclips now waits for it to finish instead of failing your video. This covers Stickman, Cinematic Stories, Quiz, Text Story, Time Travel Vlog, Claymation and more.
Links no longer fade away when you hover over them in dark mode.
Every automation now posts to the accounts shown in its own settings, and nowhere else.
When you create a Character Explainer character, your own cloned voices are back at the top of the list, marked Your voice.
The Reconnect page and other soft-coloured cards now go dark in dark mode, so their words stay readable.
Creepy Toon has its own home card, and every Cinematic Stories look now shows a real moving example before you pick it.
See how every video is doing across all your accounts in one place, with weekly tips and fresh trend ideas from Coach. Find it in the sidebar, under Library.
Scene headings, timestamps, speaker names and stage directions in a pasted script are no longer read aloud, and your saved characters keep their own looks in a pasted story.
Every character picker in Cinematic Stories now lets you edit or delete your own characters. A Part 2 also keeps the category of Part 1.
If an automation can't be saved yet, Show me opens the exact setting that needs your attention.
Your picked options in Cinematic Stories now stand out clearly in dark mode.
Every scene moves in new shorts and each clip acts out its line, with pop captions, snappier pacing, optional music written for your video and endings that loop back to the start.
Cinematic Stories automations can now run as a show, one ongoing story with numbered episodes. They also get every option from the create page, open each video in a fresh way, and show how every post is doing.
Cinematic Stories works out the price from how long your script really runs and shows it before you press Generate. If the recording needs fewer clips, the difference comes back to you.
Connect an account from an automation and posting to it switches on. Run history now shows where each video went, or why it didn't post.
If the first writer gets stuck, a backup writer always gets its turn, so your story still gets written.
If signing in with Google hiccups, it retries once by itself and tells you what went wrong instead of sending you back to the start.
The Cinematic Stories preview now plays smoothly, with its voice, music and sound effects.
Give a saved character any voice from the voice library, not only your clones, and hear it speak in its clips.
With Face consistency on, a Part 2 reuses the characters from Part 1. Quick Create now keeps your Face consistency and featured characters too.
Every picture now shows only the people and places that are really in that moment of the story.
Videos made from pasted stories get a real name, a Part 2 offers Create Part 3, Edit in My Videos opens the editor, and switching models while making a character keeps every sheet you made.
Stories now end properly, unless you switch on End on a cliffhanger. A Part 2 picks up the whole story so far.
A popular motion model in Cinematic Stories now costs 55 credits a clip instead of 200, and a new premium motion model joins the list.
Studio 2.0 now draws characters from the photos you upload, shows you which photos it uses, and can build a character straight from a picture you drop in.
Give any single word in your on-screen text its own colour.
Pinch, scroll or tap to zoom into full-size pictures and character sheets.
A picture you re-make in Studio 2.0 always reaches the clips, and Studio tells you which clips still need updating.
Edit & Regenerate in Cinematic Stories now redraws only the character or place you changed and keeps the rest.
Download video now saves the video instead of opening it in a new tab.
A free check after every join finds what looks wrong and fixes only those seconds. Clips run as long as their lines need, and the finished film can play faster.
In Character Explainer and Cinematic Stories, use the newest voices or switch back to the classic sound. Your choice is remembered for every new video.
Fruit AI Stories clips now cost fewer credits per second by default.
The same cast and set appear in every scene, and the giant hand only shows up when the story needs it.
The editor's sound plays at full volume, and Studio music sits at the same level as in your finished video.
New narration sounds more natural and expressive, in every language.
Scene pictures are now made six at a time, and a stuck picture job clears itself, with credits back for any picture that never arrived.
A picture set to the shortest length no longer stops your Director Console render.
A declined card now tells you what happened instead of showing a general error.
The welcome page no longer breaks when Chrome translates it.
Picking a new picture for a scene now swaps it on the timeline straight away.
Trimming a voice sample responds straight away, even on long recordings.
When several clips were voiced at the same moment, one could end up with another clip's voice. Each clip now always gets its own.
Your Studio 2.0 projects now have a search box, and every card shows a frame from its video.
Free accounts can open five finished films inside the real Studio and see every step, from script to final cut.
Changing Video speed in the editor now speeds up or slows down the clips themselves, not just the sound.
The script step no longer runs off the side of the screen on phones.
The India · UPI option now appears everywhere you can choose a plan — the upgrade popup, the out-of-credits popup, Buy Credits and the Character Explainer plan window — not just in Settings. Paying subscribers can also switch plans straight from the Character Explainer plan window again.
A voice sample you were auditioning no longer keeps talking after you leave the voice step.
Captions for the whole video in one click, uploads for your own pictures, clips and sounds, a separate sound row for every clip, live export progress with Cancel, and layouts that work on phones and tablets. Caption style changes now show up in the finished export.
Every recorded take was being thrown out as too short. Recordings now count properly, the two-minute auto-stop works, and closing the window mid-take releases your microphone.
The music level you set now sticks after you leave the step, and the outro end card speaks its line.
Text on top is now its own step. Change, add or delete titles, chat messages, labels and end cards — words, font, colour, size, position and timing — on a timeline with undo and redo. Applying your edits is free and saves a new version.
If a clip is refused or a service is down, Studio now tries a backup automatically in the same request, and tells you when a backup made it. Character sheets appear one by one as they finish, clips waiting in line can already be edited, and the final video no longer stalls while loading.
Evening schedules in some time zones could fire a day early and then run twice. Slots now land exactly when you set them, and a healthy run is never cancelled just because the next slot came round.
Upload any video and get it back in 1080p, 2K or 4K, with a zoomable before/after slider. The price is shown from your video's real length before you start, and refunded if the upscale fails. Find it on the home page and in the sidebar.
Pick 1080p and you now pay the 720p price — every clip is sharpened to full HD automatically after it renders. If sharpening ever fails, you still get your clip.
Voiceovers are now levelled properly, so quiet and loud lines sit closer together in the finished video.
Upload a track and Studio balances its volume for you. Choose it before the first render and Studio won't compose — or charge for — music you didn't want. Switching back to Studio's music is free.
Videos you edited in the Director Console now show every version — original and edits — with a version picker and an "N versions" badge. Projects you finished in the console no longer show up as drafts.
Sounds you add are heard immediately, music volume sits at the top where you expect it, and clip lengths match the media exactly.
Edits made in the Character Explainer Director Console used to disappear after a day. Finished edits are now kept like any other video, visible from any browser, and the Publish button posts whichever version you're looking at.
The script now chooses scene by scene whether the narrator, the characters or both carry the words. Each clip card shows its script as a readable page you can edit directly, and a free preview explains your change before you pay to re-render it. Lines no longer get rushed — scripts that would talk too fast are tightened first.
Reel clips now always speak the language you picked.
When you have several Studio 2.0 steps running at once, new requests are now queued and start automatically as soon as a slot frees up, instead of showing an error.
Two new top-ups: $100 gets you 47,250 credits (5% bonus) and $200 gets you 99,000 (10% bonus). The Buy Credits window is redesigned too, with every pack side by side and a preview of your balance after purchase.
Save your whole library — or just the videos older than 90 days — in one go, with progress, a time estimate and a Stop button. Files are numbered so they land in order. From January 1, 2027, videos are kept for 90 days, and a notice in your library tells you how many are affected with a one-click way to save them.
Create video no longer stops on placeholder sounds, and AI rewrite now writes real replacement lines.
The Publish button on "Your video is ready" now actually posts your video to your connected accounts, using the same publishing window as your library.
Pasting a product link like example.com/product no longer stops "Make the ads" from working.
If you started paying by card, backed out and then chose UPI, checkout could fail over and over. It now goes through, and if something genuinely blocks it you're told exactly why and what to do.
Re-rendering a Character Explainer no longer swaps out the gameplay footage you uploaded.
Choose "Text in the scene" for signs and screens painted by the video AI, and "Text on top" for exact titles, chat messages, websites and end cards that Studio draws itself — always spelled right. With text in the scene on, phones and laptops in your story show a real, readable screen instead of a blank glow. You can also remove or restore Studio's text on a finished video for free.
Each clip now knows what has already happened and what comes next, so a moment is never staged twice and the last line is never dropped. Talking clips can run up to 20 seconds, and a free check reviews every clip before any video is paid for.
Studio 2.0's Publish step shows the profile it will post to, lets you add profiles without leaving, and counts posts per account.
A new Custom format makes your idea or pasted lines the story. Correct Me If I'm Wrong is easier to follow, and in Two Child, Two Paths the twins now look like twins — and look like real kids before the time jump.
Crossfades between clips work again, and the soundtrack is never lost when joining clips.
The Character Explainer Director Console now has a one-screen phone editor with a pinned preview, scene strip and bottom toolbar. Replacing a picture changes just that scene, and voiceover progress and Cancel sit right in the header.
Stories in every format are now written so anyone can follow them, with fruit names you instantly recognise. The new Rich vs Poor format is live, and you now pay for each step — script, looks, frames and clips — as you go, instead of everything up front.
Titles and end cards are no longer drawn by the video AI (where they came out misspelled) — Studio adds them cleanly afterwards. Autopilot also composes the soundtrack it promises.
Four clear steps, one bar that tells you what's still happening, and a main button that's only enabled when pressing it will work. A missing picture is re-made for free.
Tapping into a text field on iOS no longer zooms the whole page in.
Dialogue scenes are shot as several quick cuts inside one clip — the same fast pace as the top reels — at no extra cost. The dramatic catch moment is now shown on screen in two beats, and every picture is checked and re-made if the shot doesn't match what the scene asked for.
If a render finished while the app was catching up, it's now picked up instead of being made — and paid for — again.
A new Publish step lets you pick profiles and accounts, edit the copy for each platform (written for you if empty), and post the cut you choose. Closing the tab can't create a duplicate post.
The same idea now produces genuinely different stories every time, a detailed idea is followed exactly in your order, and reels come out the length you picked with more dialogue and livelier backgrounds.
Character Explainer videos now show an actual frame from the finished video, and 3D Animated Studio projects appear on the home page's recent-projects rail.
Step 4 is now a workspace with a scene rail, a tall preview and tabs for clips, captions, music, outro and publishing. Caption changes are instant, every render is kept so you can step back through them, and you can cancel a render in progress. The preview no longer shows black frames between scenes.
The clean read-along caption card from Character Explainer is now available in Fruit AI Stories too.
A 16:9 automation no longer produces a portrait video, and SEO titles and descriptions now appear for Fruit AI Stories in your library.
Open any finished Character Explainer in a full editing console: preview and scrub, replace scene pictures, generate new images, adjust sounds and re-render. The console records its own first voiceover if a project doesn't have one yet.
"New soundtrack" in Studio 2.0 now pitches three genuinely different music directions for your film, or takes one in your own words — instead of giving you the same track again.
Dark mode on mobile is clear again, renders keep going after you close the tab, and script failures explain what went wrong.
Open any clip, swap or add reference pictures, describe a change, and only that clip is re-made — joined frame-perfectly to the clips around it. Step back through older versions of each clip and re-join with the ones you like best.
The new "Your video" outro template lets you use a short clip of your own (up to 30 seconds) as the end card.
Design a reusable end card — Subscribe, Follow, Brand, or a card for each platform — and add it to any Character Explainer or Studio video. Your story's ending is never cut short to fit it.
Add a text or logo watermark with your own opacity, size and position, previewed live before you render.
Drag your Character Explainer character to any spot on the frame, and size it from 30% to 200%. Motion-graphics videos also get a choice of classic or boxed captions and a working caption-position slider.
Motion-graphics explainers now follow the layout grammar of top explainer channels — logos and chips pop in on the exact word they're spoken, lists build item by item, and text is easier to read. Website addresses in your script are now spoken naturally, and brand logos stay visible on dark backgrounds.
Automations now let you choose a YouTube category instead of everything landing in People & Blogs, and videos rendered on your own machine can be published too.
Opening lines are now modelled on what real viral explainer reels actually do. Two new styles — Explainer and Controversy — each follow their own proven structure, and Explainer is the new default.
Motion-graphics explainers now get sound effects timed to the exact spoken word, and you choose music and effects in one simple Sound step. Once every scene is designed the video renders by itself — no second click needed.
Customers in India can now pay with UPI right from the plan screen when they sign up, without hunting for a currency switch in Settings.
Narration is restored on narrated Studio 2.0 videos.
Projects created in the original 3D Studio could disappear from the project list, and longer final renders could stop when the page had waited too long. Drafts now stay saved, final videos keep rendering in the background, and the page follows their progress until the file is ready. Script planning is steadier too, so starting a new film no longer feels like a roll of the dice.
Longer scripts could end halfway through a scene, while a failed attempt sometimes left nothing on screen except the original prompt. Scripts now arrive complete, any failed step appears clearly in the project with a Retry button, and the run is no longer stopped by an arbitrary spending ceiling. You still see the estimate before starting and each charge as the work is completed.
Choose Motion Graphics in the new Visual Style step and every part of your narration gets its own animated composition. Put it above gameplay for the familiar explainer layout or let it fill the screen for a complete motion-design video. The graphics are built around the meaning of each line rather than dropped into a repeating template.
Type what you want to make into the new Ask bar. AutoClips works out which of the 14 creators fits, writes the script with you, and opens that creator with the idea already in place. You can keep talking until it feels right instead of learning every format before you begin.
A Character Explainer draft is now tied to its own URL, so reloading or bookmarking takes you back to the right project. A recent-project rail and New Project button make switching work much safer, while the new Visual Style step keeps gameplay, motion layout, theme and visual quality together in one clear place.
The final film now trims away frozen tail frames, softens the joins between clips, and lays one continuous soundtrack under the whole story instead of restarting music every few seconds. Finished Studio 2.0 videos also have their own tab in My Videos, so the result is easy to find after you leave the studio.
Anyone joining from September 1 onward gets 150 credits to try AutoClips. Older accounts still show the original amount they actually received, so your balance and starter-credit progress never pretend you were given more than you were.
Cinematic Story now keeps you on the current step and tells you the real reason when a render cannot begin, instead of moving to a rendering screen with nothing running. Character Explainer renders are working again across every visual style, older Faceless drafts that used an unreliable image option reopen with a dependable choice automatically, and sample projects no longer use one of your real daily creation slots.
Opening the visual-style step used to pull hundreds of megabytes of full-size previews at once. It now loads tiny, sharp thumbnails instead, taking the page from a long freeze to a quick, scrollable choice — especially noticeable on phones and slower connections.
Real videos made with this feature — hover to play (tap on mobile)

The Dry Well
Western

Bottle No. 82
Neon-Noir Heist

The Sheathed Scabbard
Samurai Epic
Real videos made with this feature — hover to play (tap on mobile)

The Great Sponge Rescue
Rescue

The Grain Harvest
Farming

The Bridge Builder
Construction
Tap Promote, choose a saved brand, paste a product page or describe what you sell, then decide whether the promotion belongs in the middle, at the end or throughout. Your real product photos and screenshots guide how it appears, so the call to action feels like part of the film rather than an ad pasted on afterward.
When an idea you posted moves to Planned, In Progress or Shipped, you now get an email and an update on the request board. New, Planned, In Progress, Shipped and Yours each have a clean tab with live counts, and comment totals update as soon as the conversation grows.
Give AutoClips a product and get a batch of native-looking ads with different hooks, presenters, captions, music and finished cuts. Start from a link, pasted product details or your own photos, then let Autopilot finish everything or approve the script and storyboard before filming in Director mode.
A new end-to-end studio turns one idea into a consistent animated world, cast, sequence of shots and final film up to 90 seconds. Brainstorm, attach references, choose a narrated or wordless story, direct each stage yourself or run the whole production on Autopilot.
Open any finished ad in a proper editor to split, trim, reorder, duplicate or remove clips; adjust captions scene by scene; add music and sound effects; preview transitions; and undo or redo freely. Re-cutting footage you already generated does not charge you to create it again.
The original studio can now build a character-driven short instead of narration over visuals. It creates a cast with distinct voices, lets you choose who says each line, keeps reactions staged around the speaker, and hands the completed project to the timeline for shot-by-shot refinement.
Image-heavy pages were tying up the browser so completely that the sidebar balance, Settings and recent projects looked broken. Images now load directly and those parts of the app respond again, with faster page starts and fewer endless placeholders.
Advanced now includes 30,000 credits, Enterprise 75,000 and Ultra 165,000. The pricing page shows the same amount checkout charges, and the new top-ups are 4,500 credits for $10, 11,250 for $25 or 22,500 for $50. The Buy Credits window is readable in dark mode again too.
Quiz, Text Story, Stickman, Time Travel Vlog and Claymation now offer the complete language list. Scripts, narration, captions, answer reveals, chat labels and hashtags all follow the language you choose, including right-to-left and non-Latin writing. Automations carry the same choice into every scheduled video.
Some video quality levels speak a smaller set of languages than others. The language picker now tells you what the selected quality is known to support and warns when the pairing may speak incorrectly, so you can switch before spending credits instead of discovering it in the finished clip.
The duration picker now goes all the way to five minutes, with longer custom scripts, more story beats and gameplay that keeps running for the full voiceover. The full price is shown before you start, and the finished-video email reports the same amount you were actually charged.
Essential members were being blocked by a video-length rule that does not apply to quizzes. Quiz length comes from the number of questions and the countdown you pick, so the creator is available again on that plan.
Opening the creator, tapping a suggested topic and looking at the character step could create a permanent project even though you never wrote or generated anything. Drafts now begin only once there is real script work to save, duplicate copies are prevented, and the empty copies already created have been cleaned out without touching charged projects.
Both formats now write and speak in the full AutoClips language set. Quiz prompts, answer reveals and calls to action are translated as one experience; Text Story also translates the phone interface, delivery labels and ending card. Non-Latin answers, accents and right-to-left conversations now stay intact on screen.
Ask for a story about a mango stand and you'd sometimes get a scene where someone was literally holding a mango slice as an umbrella — every object you mentioned crammed into frame with no story tying them together. Scenes are now planned around what's actually happening and why, so each shot follows from the one before it. Miniature videos that got stuck partway through also finish now, and long ones no longer stall near the end.
The pitch and storyboard pages were showing broken tiles where your locations, looks and scenes should have been. They load properly now — and far faster, because the page had been downloading full-size artwork just to show it as a thumbnail. This fixes older projects too, with nothing for you to do. The third script option also no longer shimmers forever waiting on something that was never coming.
Choosing Spanish and getting an English video was a real problem, and it's fixed across the board. Watching a finished automation run also works for every video type now — text story and quiz runs used to just say the video failed to load when it was there all along. Georgian narration works too.
Picking certain image styles in Character Explainer would stop the video with an error — that's gone, and if a single scene's image fails you get those credits back instead of paying for a gap. In 3D Studio, long topics could no longer be scrolled back up to the top; the box behaves properly now. Cinematic Story's settings step has also been rebuilt so you can see what each choice actually costs and looks like before you commit.
The preview under your schedule was working off the server's clock instead of yours, so it could name the wrong day or a time an hour or two off. Automations were firing correctly the whole time — the preview was the part telling you otherwise. It now shows exactly when your next video goes out, in your own timezone.
If a video stalled halfway through, it could sit there indefinitely instead of carrying on. Runs that stop making progress are now noticed and resumed automatically, so a temporary hiccup no longer costs you the whole video.
Both formats could fail right after you hit create, with nothing to show for it. Writing the script now happens in the background rather than making you wait on a single request that could time out, so the step completes even when it takes a while.
Leaving the Cinematic Story editor and returning — or just reloading the page — could land you on an empty screen with your work seemingly gone. Your project now comes back exactly as you left it, and the link keeps working if you bookmark it or come back tomorrow.
Edits you made to the script weren't reaching the next steps, so images and voice were still being built from the original text. What you write is now what gets used. The step-by-step wizard is usable again too, and videos no longer end on a black screen.
In Short Films, a character could turn up in a different outfit from one scene to the next. What they're wearing is now locked in for the whole film. Pasting a script that's too long also trims it to fit instead of silently refusing the paste.
Text story automations were running on schedule and producing nothing. They work now — if you have one set up, it will start delivering from its next scheduled run.
Stickman narration was fixed at one pace, which felt rushed for explainers and slow for quick tips. You can now pick the speed that suits the video.
You're meant to get three different takes on your idea to choose from, but only one was coming back. All three are there again, so you can pick the direction before anything gets made.
There's a new image style available across formats, and Miniature now shows you a preview of each camera angle so you can see what you're choosing rather than guessing from the name. Publish destinations show their platform icons too.
You could select a character for your story and have them left out of the finished video entirely. Anyone you tick is now guaranteed a part.
Turning captions off and re-rendering a Character Explainer video brought them straight back. The setting now sticks. Stickman captions also stopped flickering between words.
Character Explainer now saves as you go, so closing the tab or losing connection doesn't cost you the setup work. On phones, every tab in My Videos is reachable again without pinching to zoom out.
Pasting a long story into Cinematic Story used to leave you stuck with no explanation. It now tells you it's too long and by how much, so you can trim it and carry on.
Automations were limited to a handful of formats. Four more are now available, so you can put any of them on a schedule and have videos arrive without you starting them.
Snapchat joins your publish destinations alongside the others, so a video you make here can go there directly.
Captions in Romanian and several other languages were losing their accents and special letters, which changed words into ones that don't exist. Every letter now renders as written.
Talk about AutoClips anywhere and you can now get paid for it. Join the Creator Program and you get your own code and link to share. Anyone who uses it lands with 200 free credits and 10% off if they upgrade — so it's a better deal for them, not just a tracking link. You earn 100 credits when someone you sent makes their first video, and 1,000 when one of them upgrades. There's a dashboard showing what's actually working, and a separate Reel program you can apply to if you'd rather be paid a set rate per reel.
Lifetime plans have always been limited to a set of image models. The new Lifetime Pass removes that limit: add it and every image model opens up at standard credit cost, spent from your normal balance, with a monthly credit top-up on top of what your plan already gives you. It's optional, priced 30% below the regular rate and locked at that price for as long as you keep it, and you can cancel whenever you like — your lifetime plan and its credits carry on exactly as before.
If you own a lifetime plan, you can now take out a subscription alongside it and cancel that subscription later with your lifetime plan completely intact. You always keep whichever of the two is better — so subscribing on top can only ever add to what you have, never trade it away. The same is true if a card payment ever fails: the plan you bought outright is never affected.
Quiz and Text Story videos weren't appearing in your library at all, and several other formats had no filter tab of their own — so if those were the videos you made, the page looked emptier than it should have. Every format AutoClips offers now has its place in the library and its own tab, and support can see all of them too if you ever need help with one.
Music you'd uploaded yourself couldn't be picked from the edit menu — only the built-in tracks showed up. Your uploads are now there where you'd expect them. Separately, re-rendering a video was quietly dropping its music altogether; edited videos now come back with their soundtrack intact.
Two new flavours for Stickman videos, aimed at anyone making content about technology, AI or programming. Hashtags now follow the flavour you picked too, so a video about a new AI model stops coming back tagged for a completely different niche.
New accounts come with a few showcase films already in them so there's something to look at on day one. Those were being counted as videos you'd made, which meant some new accounts opened already at their monthly limit. They're now clearly demos and don't touch your allowance.
Ask for a western and you should get a western. Short Films were being written against the wrong genre reference, so the tone often drifted somewhere else entirely. Genre now holds from the script all the way through to the finished cut.
Characters built from a single reference image could come back looking different between scenes, with mouths out of sync and movement that didn't quite hold together. They now stay consistent across the whole film.
Captions on Short Films were timed against a different audio track than the one the video actually plays, so they drifted further out of sync the longer the film ran. They now follow the voice you hear.
Choosing a language or a quality level meant digging into More options first. Both now sit on the main create box where you can see them before you start.
The deadpan stick-figure explainer that's all over Reels right now joins the Create page. Type a topic and get a fully narrated video with drawn scenes and word-by-word captions — or switch to skit mode for a ten-second gag. There's a 70-second length that clears the bar platforms set for longer-video payouts, and a fresh batch of ideas waiting every day.
This was the most-requested fix on the board, and it was a fair complaint: getting a video right used to mean rendering it, spotting the one thing you wanted to change, and paying to render the whole thing again. Now you can open the timeline first — trim scenes, shuffle things around, get it exactly how you want it — and only then render. It all happens on a single charge. Editing before you render costs nothing extra, and if you change the script, re-recording the voiceover is free too.
Character Explainer now lets you pick from four script levels. The everyday one is quick and cheap. The higher ones put noticeably more craft behind the writing, and two of them go and read what's actually happening in the world this week — so a video about a story in the news quotes real, current specifics instead of vague filler. You see exactly what each level costs before you choose, and you can change your mind before anything is charged.
The Character Explainer preview used to be silent, which made it hard to judge pacing. It now plays the real voiceover with captions timed to the actual words — so what you hear in the preview is what you'll get in the finished video.
Your clay cast can act in Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Polish, Turkish and more, with captions that match what's said. Pick a language on the setup screen and the whole skit is performed in it — no separate voice setup, no extra steps. Non-English is marked Beta while we keep tuning pronunciation.
Character Explainer now opens with topic suggestions pulled from what's genuinely going on right now, refreshed daily. One tap fills the box in. No more sitting in front of an empty page trying to think of something.
The timeline editor now opens with your entire video visible at once instead of running off the side of the screen, snaps clips neatly into line with a guide as you drag, lets you scrub by dragging along the ruler, and comes with real keyboard shortcuts plus a sheet reminding you what they are.
Captions in Romanian, Polish, Czech, Turkish, Hungarian, Croatian and Lithuanian were quietly dropping their accented characters, leaving gaps mid-word. Every language we offer now renders its full alphabet.
A new Short Film format sits alongside your other story formats: pick it, drop in a one-line idea, and get a widescreen, multi-scene film with an invented cast, voiced dialogue, and a real edit. Your saved characters can star in it too.
The tilt-shift tiny-world ASMR format joins the Create page. Photorealistic miniature villages, satisfying giant-hand rescues, and native ASMR sound — no script or narration needed. Includes daily fresh ideas so you never run out of scenarios.
While a story video generates, each scene image now pops into the preview the moment it's ready instead of all at once at the end — so you can watch your video take shape in real time.
Our best-ever video quality is here. Pro Max delivers sharper, more cinematic clips with natively generated sound — and finishes in a fraction of the time of previous top tiers. Available now in 3D Studio, Claymation, Talking Objects, Time Travel Vlog, Cinematic Story hook intros, and Fruit AI Stories, including your daily Automations.
Fruit AI Stories now has a quality picker: go Pro Max when you want a showpiece video that stands out, or stick with the standard tier when you're publishing in volume. Your story, your budget, your call.
Your characters can now speak in any voice you choose. Grab a voice straight from any video clip — around 30 seconds is all it takes — assign it to a character, and they'll talk in that exact voice in your Time Travel and Claymation videos. Same character, same voice, every video: that's how you build stars your audience actually recognizes. And if a voice ever can't be applied, your video still finishes seamlessly with a natural voice — at no extra cost to you.
Building a character from photos just leveled up. Upload up to 5 photos and AI automatically works out which angle each one shows — front, side, three-quarter — to build a character that looks right from every direction, in every scene. More photos in, more 'wait, that's AI?' comments out.
Quiz videos got a full engagement overhaul: a running score tally stays on screen the whole video, questions ramp up through visible difficulty tiers, every question gets its own color wash, and it all builds to a deliberately obscure finale that stumps almost everyone — the kind of question people have to answer in the comments. Add mid-video calls-to-action, a rapid-fire Blitz mode, and support for regional languages, and your quizzes are engineered to farm watch time and comments in any market.
Quizzes now go way beyond multiple choice. Spark arguments with Debate questions ('settle this in the comments'), make viewers unscramble Anagrams against the clock, or challenge them to spot the Odd One Out in a grid. More variety keeps viewers guessing what's coming next — and watching to find out.
Connect AutoClips to Claude — on desktop or mobile — and create videos by just chatting. Ask Claude for a faceless video or a Character Explainer video, approve the credit quote, and AutoClips makes it while you keep talking. Content creation from inside your AI assistant.
Auto-generated captions now stick to a maximum of 5 focused hashtags instead of a wall of tags. Your posts read like a creator wrote them, not a bot — which is exactly what the algorithms (and your audience) reward.
Over-long descriptions were silently blocking some posts to X. Captions are now smartly trimmed to fit, so every scheduled post actually goes out.
The caption on/off toggle and vertical position you pick in the editor are now respected in the final rendered video. Also fixed publishing crashes and timeout failures for longer renders — 3D Studio videos finish reliably.
Your email notification preferences now apply across every type of email AutoClips sends. Turn something off once and it stays off — no exceptions.
Create a character once — describe them or upload a photo — and reuse them across every Cinematic Story video. Your characters keep the exact same look from video to video, so you can build recurring stars your audience recognizes. Comes with ready-made starter characters too.
The biggest quality jump yet for Cinematic Story: 53 scene transitions with a pro-grade effects renderer, cuts that sync to the beat of your music, scroll-stopping hooks, series support for multi-part stories, and normalized audio loudness so every video sounds broadcast-ready.
Enterprise and Ultra subscribers can now properly select 15 and 20 minute durations in Cinematic Story. Ultra users were incorrectly capped — that's fixed.
Videos posted straight to TikTok were landing in drafts instead of going live. Direct uploads now publish publicly like they should — set it and forget it works again.
Roblox joins the gameplay background library for Character Explainer videos — tap into one of the biggest gaming audiences on the planet.
In two-character explainer videos, both characters now share the explaining instead of one doing all the talking. Conversations feel natural and back-and-forth — the way the format is supposed to work.
Essential subscribers can now connect YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, AND X (Twitter) — the full platform lineup, previously reserved for higher tiers.
Subscribers in India can now pay with UPI Autopay and native INR pricing — no international card needed. Subscribing just got dramatically easier for one of the biggest creator markets in the world.
The gameplay background library just got a lot bigger: GTA-style driving, Subway Surfers-style runners, satisfying ASMR clips, and a new generation of Minecraft parkour. A new tabbed picker makes browsing them effortless, and 'surprise me' picks a random clip so no two videos look the same.
One character can now carry the whole video solo — no dialogue partner required. Perfect for monologue-style explainers, storytimes, and hot takes.
Script drafts now stream in progressively as AI writes them, so you see your story build line by line instead of staring at a spinner. Same great scripts, way better waiting.
Finish a Fruit AI Story and post it directly to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, or X — no downloading, no re-uploading. SEO titles, descriptions, and hashtags are written for you. From idea to posted-and-getting-views in one sitting.
Big reliability upgrade across the board. Renders now recover automatically from hiccups instead of silently failing, so you spend your time creating, not retrying. More videos out the door, fewer headaches.
Add the perfect track to your fruit dramas. Pick from a curated music library and dial in the volume — the right music turns a good story into a binge-worthy one and keeps viewers watching to the end.
Live previews in Fruit AI Stories now play cleanly with no letterboxing or awkward cropping — what you see is exactly what gets posted.
Don't like one scene or one character's look in your Fruit AI Story? Regenerate just that piece with your own tweaks — without restarting the whole video. Total creative control, zero wasted time.
New controls for Faceless / Character Explainer videos — resize your character and fully customize captions to match your style. Make every video unmistakably yours and stand out from the endless copycats.
Your daily auto-generated videos now get smarter per-scene motion, so every clip feels alive and cinematic instead of static. More movement means more watch time means more reach — completely hands-free.
Jump right back into whatever you were working on. Your recent videos and projects now greet you on the homepage — one click to pick up exactly where you left off across every video type.
Your video library is now faster and shows every video you've made — across all formats — with smooth pagination. No more missing videos, no more hunting for that clip you made last week.
Create videos in Lithuanian and reach an audience most creators completely ignore. Another market unlocked, another untapped pool of views and followers.
The most requested feature is live. Connect your YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X (Twitter) accounts directly to AutoClips. Essential gets 1 account (YouTube + TikTok), Pro unlocks all 5 platforms, Advanced connects up to 3 accounts per platform, and Enterprise up to 5 — manage multiple channels, brands, or clients all from one dashboard.
The fastest-growing content trend on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts — now one click away. Make any object come alive and talk with AI lip-sync. 3 quality tiers, 33 languages, 300+ voices, multi-clip timeline editor, and built-in music. Brands are using this to promote products in a way people actually want to watch and share. This is scroll-stopping content that gets millions of views.
Too long? Too short? Hit 'Make Shorter' or 'Make Longer' after your script generates. You control the pacing — no more awkward mid-sentence cuts that kill your watch time and tank your views.
6 completely rebuilt art styles that finally produce what they promise. Pick 'Realistic' and get genuinely photorealistic images. Pick 'Anime' and get proper anime. Every frame stays consistent — your content looks professional, not random. This alone will make your channel stand out.
Voice narration now drives video length — visuals always match the full narration perfectly. No silent gaps, no cut-off audio. Your videos instantly feel 10x more professional, which means more watch time and more followers.
See your entire video laid out — every scene, narration track, sound effect, and music cue — and adjust anything before you render. Drag, drop, fine-tune. Full creative control without the complexity of professional editing software.
Auto-generated scroll-stopping intros designed to grab attention in the first 2 seconds — the make-or-break moment on every social platform. More hooks = more watch time = more viral potential = more money in your pocket.
Upload a short audio clip and narrate every video in YOUR voice — without ever sitting down to record. Build a personal brand at scale. Your audience hears you, even when you're on vacation.
Don't like a generated scene? Edit it, re-prompt it, or search the web for a better image — all without restarting the whole video. Your vision, zero compromises, zero wasted time.
Your videos now sound like a Netflix production. 500+ professional sound effects — impacts, ambient sounds, foley, transitions, musical stingers — all automatically matched to what's happening in each scene. Better audio = longer watch time = more views = more revenue.
Connect TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook and auto-post your video the second it's done. No downloading, no re-uploading, no wasted time. Your content goes live while your competitors are still in their editing software.
Images and video clips now generate 4 at a time in parallel. What used to take forever now finishes in a fraction of the time — so you can publish more content, more often, and grow faster than everyone else.
Long-form content for YouTube monetization is now fully supported. Create videos from 1 minute to 20 minutes depending on your plan. This opens the door to YouTube ad revenue that was previously impossible.
Art styles no longer reset when reloading. 'Realistic' actually looks realistic now. Quick Create videos save properly. No more blank screens at the end. Cloud renders work reliably. Credit billing is accurate. Everything just works.
Set it and forget it. AutoClips now creates and posts videos to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook automatically — every day, without you touching a thing. Pick your niche, choose a goal, connect your accounts, and let it run.
Upload your brand's images, videos, and logo. AI crawls your website to learn your voice and products, then builds a brand profile that makes every automated video sound like you wrote it.
AI decides which scenes use your brand images and which get AI-generated visuals. Your product shows up where it matters most, and the rest looks just as clean.
Every video is written with your goal in mind. Whether you want views, followers, sales, or brand awareness — the AI tailors the hook, structure, pacing, and ending to hit that target.
AI pre-generates 30-90 topics with detailed production briefs when you create an automation. Every video gets a unique angle, hook, and script direction — your content never feels repetitive.
Videos go straight to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook with platform-optimized SEO — titles, descriptions, hashtags, tags — all generated automatically.
Find the perfect voice faster. Filter voices by gender, age, accent, and speaking style to match your content.
Manage your payment methods anytime. Update your card, view invoices, and manage billing directly from your account.
Fixed video preview playback in edit mode. Captions and characters now animate smoothly during play.
Upload a short audio sample (up to 8 minutes) and create videos with your own voice. Perfect for building a personal brand.
Generate voice samples for custom characters before committing. Preview exactly how they'll sound in your videos.
Pictures match your topic more naturally, and they come out faster and sharper by default.
Post videos directly to TikTok from AutoClips. Connect your account and share with one click.
Close your browser while videos generate. We'll keep working in the background and email you when it's ready.
Smoother experience on phones. Preview and edit videos without lag or stuttering.
Adjust how fast or slow your character speaks. Great for tutorials, dramatic effect, or matching different content styles.
Add background music to your videos. Choose from our library of royalty-free tracks with volume control.
Short videos now work properly. Fixed an issue where videos with fewer than 8 scenes weren't rendering correctly.
Option to disable captions entirely. Some videos look better without text overlay.
Images now match your topic better and look more natural. Improved prompts behind the scenes.
Close the page while images are being made - they'll be ready when you come back.
Add impact sounds, whooshes, and ambient effects to make your videos pop. AI suggests the best effects for each scene.
New fast image model ranked highly on HuggingFace. Great balance of speed and quality at lower cost.
Titles, descriptions, and tags generated automatically for YouTube and TikTok. Optimize your reach without extra work.
Clone any voice from just a few seconds of audio. Create custom character voices instantly.
More natural-sounding speech with optimized RVC settings. Characters sound more human and less robotic.
Foundation for character explainer voices. Different characters can now have distinct voices in the same video.