AI story video generator

A premise into a story on screen. Scenes, narration, and sound together.

Morphic's AI story video generator turns a premise into a story told on screen. You bring the idea and the beats; it generates the scenes as video, adds narration, and lays in sound, so the story plays out as a watchable piece instead of staying on the page. Morphic builds the visuals rather than the prose, so the sharper your premise, the stronger the result.

Stories you can tell

Turn a premise into a story in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Bring your premise

    Drop in your script or premise and let Copilot storyboard the beats into frames.

  3. 03

    Generate the story

    Render the scenes, add narration and sound, and adjust the parts that need it.

Use cases

Personal and brand stories

Turn an anecdote or a company origin into a narrated short that plays out scene by scene instead of sitting in a caption. The beats become a sequence you can watch.

Personal and brand stories

Fables and shorts

Give a simple plot a clear tone and a few beats, and watch it become a sequence of generated scenes with a voice guiding it from moment to moment.

Fables and shorts

Social storytelling

Build vertical, scene-driven stories for a feed, where narration and sound carry the moment as much as the visuals do. Short pieces made to hold a scroll.

Social storytelling

Consistent characters

Build a reference sheet for each recurring character and location, and pass it into every scene, so the same character reads as the same character across the whole story.

Consistent characters

Story prompts to try

Different premises, tones, and settings, each turned into generated scenes with narration and sound. Open any prompt to tweak it and tell your own.
A warm storybook scene of a glowing lantern in a quiet forest

Narrated fable

Tell a short fable about a lantern that would not go out, three scenes, warm storybook light, gentle narrator

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A founder in a workshop lit by soft morning light, telling an origin story

Brand origin story

Turn my founder anecdote into a narrated origin story on screen, workshop scenes, soft morning light, confident read

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A moody vertical scene of a person by a city window late at night

Social vertical short

A scene-driven vertical short about a late-night idea, moody city window light, punchy narration and sound

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A traveler crossing a mountain pass at golden hour in a sweeping adventure scene

Adventure short

A short adventure across a mountain pass, three beats, golden-hour light, sweeping narration

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A warm storybook scene of a vast candlelit library with floating dust motes

Enchanted library

A warm storybook scene of a vast candlelit library with floating dust motes, tall shelves fading into shadow, soft amber glow, magical inviting atmosphere

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A warm origin-story scene of a founder setting up a market stall at dawn

Founder's first stall

A warm origin-story scene of a founder setting up a small market stall at dawn, soft morning light, hopeful expression, hand-made goods, cinematic framing

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All on Morphic

Your complete story-video toolkit

Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
billed as $0 per year

1100 monthly credits

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$24/ month
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3625 monthly credits

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$45/ month
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6350 shared monthly credits

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+ up to 4 more at extra cost

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Pro Max

$170/ month
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24650 shared monthly credits

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+ up to 9 more at extra cost

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Enterprise

For higher limits

Custom

pricing and billing terms

High-volume credits
Custom seat limits
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Free

For playing around

$0

forever free

Up to 20 credits
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FAQs

What does an AI story video generator do?
It takes a premise or a script and turns it into a story told on screen. Morphic generates the scenes as video, adds narration, and lays in sound, so the story plays out as a watchable piece instead of staying as text. You bring the idea and the beats, and it builds the visuals around them.
Does it write the story for me?
Morphic builds the visuals, narration, and sound. It is not a prose fiction writer, so it will not hand you a polished short story as text. The stronger your premise and beats, the better the on-screen result, because the generator is turning your story into scenes rather than inventing the plot for you.
How do I go from a script to a finished video?
Bring your script or premise, and Copilot can storyboard it into frames first so you can catch a wrong direction before anything renders. From there it generates the scenes, adds narration, and lays in sound. You review the sequence and adjust the parts that need it.
Can I keep characters looking the same across scenes?
Yes. Build a reference sheet for each recurring character and pass it into every generation that needs it, so the same character reads as the same character from one scene to the next. You can do the same for a recurring location, which is what keeps a multi-scene story feeling like one piece.
Can it add narration and sound?
Yes. You can generate narration for the story and add sound to the scenes, directing how a voice performs a line rather than accepting a flat read. Music and effects can sit under the narration so a scene has a mood, not just pictures.
What kind of stories work best?
Short, scene-driven pieces work well: a personal anecdote, a brand story, a fable, a product origin, a social short. Give it a clear premise, a few beats, and a tone, and it turns that into a sequence of generated scenes with narration and sound.
Can I storyboard before committing to a full render?
Yes. Copilot can visualize your script as frames first, so you see the shape of the story as pictures before you spend on the full generation. Catching a wrong turn at the storyboard is far cheaper than fixing it after the render.

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