AI Series Writer: from one idea to a short video series
Describe your story in a few lines. The series writer designs characters with fixed looks, writes gripping episodes with a hook and a cliffhanger, and gives you a separate video prompt for every clip (for Veo, Kling, Sora and Hailuo) plus the voice-over; then you stitch the clips together with a ready timeline and subtitles.
From idea to Reels in four steps
- Write the idea. Who, where, what they want and what stops them. The writer completes the rest: characters, story world and episode plan.
- Create character reference images. Give each character’s “reference image” prompt to Gemini (Nano Banana) or ChatGPT; these images keep faces consistent across clips.
- Generate the clips. Paste each clip prompt into Veo, Kling, Sora or Hailuo; if the tool supports image-to-video, upload the reference image too.
- Stitch and publish. Use the timeline and SRT subtitles to assemble the clips in CapCut, add the voice-over and publish each episode separately.
Tips for a series people binge
- The first second is everything: start each episode in the middle of the action, not with an introduction.
- Publish on a fixed rhythm (e.g. one episode a night) and write “next part tomorrow” in the caption.
- If one clip comes out badly, regenerate just that clip or tweak a word of the action — don’t redo the whole episode.
- Make one consistent cover with the series name and episode number so your profile looks like a collection.
Ready image prompts with examples (for covers and reference images)
Frequently asked questions
What does the series writer produce?
A series bible (title, logline, visual style, characters with fixed looks and an episode list) and, for every episode, clip by clip: a ready-to-copy English video prompt, camera direction, voice-over or dialogue and sound. Plus an editing timeline, SRT subtitles, a reference-image prompt for each character and a cover prompt.
Which video tools can I use the prompts with?
They are written for Google Veo, Kling, Sora, Hailuo (MiniMax) and Runway. Pick the clip length your tool supports: Veo usually 8 seconds, Kling and Runway 5 or 10 seconds, Hailuo about 6 seconds.
How do I keep characters consistent across clips?
Each character’s fixed look is automatically repeated in every clip prompt. Even better: first create a reference image with the “character reference image prompt” in Gemini (Nano Banana), then generate the clips in image-to-video mode from that image.
Is it free? Where is my story stored?
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up; each user can create one free series (episodes of that series have a light daily limit). Contact the di9 team for more. Your project is saved only in this browser — we don’t keep your story. Use the texts however you like, including commercially.