AI TikTok Series Generator

Built for the vertical feed.

Everything here assumes 9:16, sound low, subtitles on, and a viewer who leaves in three seconds. The format is not an export setting — it is written into how the episodes are structured.

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  • A written episode
  • A cast with locked faces
  • Sets
  • A full storyboard

Free — no card, nothing to install.

A hook in the first three seconds

Vertical audiences decide in under three seconds. Every episode opens on conflict, a reveal, or a line that demands an answer — never on an establishing shot.

Vertical by default, not by crop

Scenes are framed for 9:16 from the storyboard onwards. Nothing is shot wide and cropped, so faces stay centred and dialogue stays readable on a phone.

The same cast in every shot

Each character gets a fixed written description — hair, clothing, one distinctive accessory — and a reference portrait you approve before anything renders. Those exact words drive every frame, so the face that opens the episode is the face that closes it.

Written by EpisodeMaker

Switched

When her identical twin vanishes the morning of her own engagement party, a broke bartender must become her sister for one day — and walk straight into a lie bigger than either of them.

“Day one of pretending to be my twin sister.”
The single line this came from. Everything below was written from it, in about a minute.

The cast, locked

  • Mia Reyes

    24-year-old woman, long dark hair usually tied in a messy bun, tonight loose and curled; wears a thrifted denim jacket over a bartender's black apron at first, then a fitted emerald green gown; small chipped-star tattoo on her left wrist

  • Elena Reyes

    24-year-old woman, identical to Mia but hair always sleek and straightened, dressed in designer silk robe; wears a delicate gold bracelet with a tiny heart charm, no tattoo

  • Daniel Cross

    early 30s man, tall, short dark hair combed back, wears a charcoal tailored suit with no tie, top button undone; silver watch on right wrist

  • Grace Whitfield

    50s woman, silver-streaked hair in a tight bun, black-and-white housekeeper uniform, reading glasses on a beaded chain around her neck

The storyboard

Opens on: A woman rips off her bartender apron, staring at a dress that isn't hers, while a phone screams "PUT IT ON, THEY'RE COMING" through the speaker.

  1. 01

    Mia stares at a designer gown draped on her cracked kitchen counter while her phone buzzes violently, Elena's panicked voice blaring through speaker.

  2. 02

    Mia rips off her apron, pulling the emerald gown on in frantic motion, catching her reflection in a cracked mirror shard.

  3. 03

    Mia now stands in a vast marble hall, disoriented, smoothing the gown, as a silver-haired housekeeper eyes her sharply from the staircase.

  4. 04

    Mia backs toward the bedroom, phone pressed to her ear, whispering furiously to Elena while checking her reflection in the gold-framed vanity mirror.

  5. 05

    Footsteps approach the bedroom door; Mia spins around, quickly hiding the phone behind her back and forcing a bright, practiced smile.

  6. 06

    The bedroom door opens; a tall man in a tailored suit steps into the doorway, smiling warmly, holding a small velvet box, as Mia's forced smile falters for a split second.

Ends on: The fiancé steps into the doorway, smiles, and says the one thing Elena never mentioned: "Happy anniversary, baby — remember what today is?"

Writing this cost nothing. Credits are only spent when a shot is animated.

Questions

How often should I post a series?
Daily or every other day keeps a serialised story alive. The Creator plan is sized for roughly eight finished episodes a month, and writing new ones costs nothing.
Are subtitles included?
Dialogue is written short and readable with sound off, and captions are part of the finished export.