Your cast lives here.
Put them in any world.
The AI video generator for stories with a recurring character. Describe them once; they stay the same person in every scene.
7 renders, 7 worlds, no two sharing a character or a setting. Every one was made by the prompt builder and the engines the studio runs.
character lock
One face, kept.
Describe someone once. We keep the sheet. Every render, every part, every world starts from it.
recall
Recall them into any world.
A character you describe and a location you build are kept as sheets in your cast. Start a new project, pull the ones you want into it, and every part renders from those sheets instead of from a description you had to write again.
pick a look
Any look.
The look decides how a part is drawn and nothing at all about what happens in it. 5 of these are finished renders from the wall above. The rest are the character sheet from the last section, rendered in that look.
try it without signing in
Pick a story. Pick a look. Watch what comes out.
Three of the nine story kinds and three of the eight looks, carrying the example beats the studio drops into the form. Every clip that plays here was rendered by ReelDouble from those exact beats. The kinds with no render of their own say so rather than borrowing one.
documentary · 3d animated · 12s · first frame
- 01
The claim
- 02
The background
- 03
The pressure
- 04
The evidence
- 05
The open end
continue
Part two picks up where part one stopped.
When a render finishes, its cliffhanger is already filled in as the next part’s hook. Same cast, same look, same frame. You press Generate again. These two are one story, and the man in them is nowhere else on this page.
cliffhanger 01
Next morning a car waits outside his building with his name printed on the door.
hook 02
specs
No surprises.
- writing
- Write it as beats, a free script, or scene by scene. Tag characters with @name. Trim and stitch finished parts in the editor.
- lengths
- 4, 6, 8, 12 or 30 seconds, depending on the engine.
- frames
- 9:16 vertical, 1:1 square, or 16:9 wide.
- audio
- Voiced dialogue with lip sync, or silent.
- render time
- A 4s test in about a minute, a 12s part in two to five, a 30s part in five to eight.
- while it renders
- Close the tab. It finishes without you.
- when it is done
- Download the MP4, or share a link that plays every part in order.
- long parts
- 30s on Kling O3 Pro is two 15s shots joined in the app, each continuing the last. Seedance 2.5 renders up to 30s in a single pass.
share
A link that plays the whole series.
Every project gets one link. Whoever opens it sees each finished part in order, numbered, with nothing to sign into. Revoke it whenever you want.
reeldoublewatch
The chef
part 01
part 02
Describe
One character, one location, once. The sheet is kept.
Write
Beats, free write or scene by scene. Tag who is in it.
Generate
A voiced, lip-synced vertical part, in about two to five minutes.
Continue
Same cast, new part, any look. Download the MP4.
questions
The ones worth asking.
What does it cost?
Nothing to start: every new account gets 300 credits, which is two 4-second voiced tests. After that, plans begin at $10 a month, and any plan also lets you buy one-time credit packs on top. Credits do not expire - a plan's, a pack's or the ones you start with - so what you do not spend this month is still there next month. Every render shows its exact credit price before you press Generate.
Does the free tier actually render video?
Yes. The starting credits pay for real renders, not a watermarked preview. They are short ones: two 4-second voiced tests, or three silent, which is enough to see your character move and hear the voice before you decide anything.
Who owns what comes out?
You do. We do not claim any ownership of your scripts, your characters or your finished videos.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes, on your own channels and for your own clients. The one thing you cannot do is resell ReelDouble itself, or wrap it in a service that is really just this tool with your name on it.
What happens to my characters and renders?
They stay in your library until you delete them. A character sheet is locked once and reused by every part that references it, and finished renders stay downloadable from the library.
How does a 30 second part work?
The engine that carries a character through a shot renders 15 seconds at a time, so a 30-second part is two 15-second shots generated back to back and joined in the app. You write it as one part and it arrives as one file. The Seedance look reaches 30 seconds in a single pass, and it is the one look that does not take a character.
How long does a render take?
A 4-second test lands in about a minute and a 12-second part in two to five. A 30-second part is two generations and a join, so give it five to eight. You can close the tab while any of them run, and the render finishes without you.
Your first video is minutes away.
Signing in with Google creates your account if you do not have one. Describe your lead, write it as beats, free or scenes, pick a look. The studio does the rest.