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Long-form AI-animated explainers for creators and businesses

Start from an idea, a script, your documents or your own narration. The Director writes and plans the video with you, and Scenema draws, animates and exports it, shot by shot, in the style you choose.

Scenema makes AI-animated explainer videos, narrated and drawn in the style you choose: product explainers, lessons and courses, training modules, video essays, documentaries and channel content, from a minute long to a full hour in chapters. Every video has a narrator, a consistent visual style and a shot for every idea in the script, and every step stays open to change until the export.

The Scenema studio: the Director in the chat on the left, the chapter’s script and its narration on the right

What Scenema makes

Explainer videos

Narrated videos in landscape (16:9) or portrait (9:16), split into chapters for longer pieces. Each shot is drawn as a keyframe and can be animated into a clip.

Narration and voiceovers

Text to speech from a script, in more than 75 languages, with Scenema’s voices or a voice cloned from a short recording.

Your own style

A style from the Scenema catalog, or a custom style made from an image, a video or a description of the look.

Work together

Team workspaces on Creator and Pro: every member opens and edits the same projects and spends the same credits.

How a video comes together

The Home page composer: a prompt with attached files, the Explainer video mode and the settings for length and shape

  1. Start with what you have. Type an idea on the Home page, paste or upload a script, attach documents, slides, images, audio or a YouTube video, or bring your own narration. Pick the length and the shape if you like, then start the project. Files are read once and kept in your library for later projects.

  2. Shape the narration. The Director asks the choices it needs on cards in the chat: the shape when you left it open, the style, the narrator, then the script it wrote, which you record or ask to change. Listen to the narration and approve it on its card. Every recording is kept as a take, so an earlier one is always one click away.

  3. The Director plans the shots. Each chapter becomes a plan of its shots: the recurring characters and places, a stage for every place, and a keyframe for every shot, timed to the narration. Ask the Director in the chat to change what a shot shows or how it moves; only the shots the change touches are planned again.

  4. Keyframes are drawn. Characters, places and keyframes are drawn in the chosen style, so the same people and places look the same in every shot. Redraw any of them until it is right; each version is kept.

  5. Animate the shots. Choose a quality (Draft at 480p for a quick preview; Standard at 768p, which every plan starts on, for finer text and face rendering; High Definition at 1080p for commercial and broadcast use) and animate one shot, a few, or the whole chapter. Animation is optional: a shot without a clip plays its keyframe with a slow pan and zoom.

  6. Export. Export the whole video or chosen chapters as an MP4, with captions in a style of your choice. Renders usually take 5 to 15 minutes, and Scenema emails you when the video is ready. Download it from the timeline or the Exports page.

Two ways to work, chosen on a card in the chat once you approve the narration:

  • Guided. You decide each step: the Director proposes, you review the plan, and you choose what to generate and when. Recommended for videos longer than 5 minutes.
  • Auto. The Director runs the rest of the production for you and emails you when the video is ready, or when it needs a decision from you.

What else is in the app

  • Library. Every file you upload and everything Scenema generates, in folders, searchable and filterable by type. Mention a file with @ in the composer or the chat to use it in a project.
  • Chapters. Longer videos are split into chapters that share the project’s style, characters and library, so later chapters build on earlier ones.
  • Captions. Burned in captions with a choice of styles, and edits to the transcript before export.
  • Fifteen interface languages. English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, Ukrainian and Persian.
  • API and MCP. Use Scenema from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own code. See MCP Integration and the API overview.

Plans and credits

Every account starts on the Free plan with 200 credits, enough to try the whole studio: a video of about 30 seconds at Standard quality (768p), with a watermark. Paid plans renew a monthly credit allowance and raise the limits on length, quality, voices, styles and team size.

Plan Credits Highlights
Free 200, once Videos of about 30 seconds, Standard quality (768p), watermark
Starter 1,000 a month Any length, chapters, up to 768p, one cloned voice, buy extra credits
Creator 3,000 a month Every quality tier, custom styles, 10 cloned voices, team workspace for 15, per shot exports
Pro 15,000 a month Up to 1080p, 25 cloned voices, unlimited team, highest queue priority

Credits pay for the Director’s work in the chat, narration, images, animation and exports; browsing the app and reading what exists cost nothing. Current prices are on the pricing page, and the Pricing FAQ answers the common questions.

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