AI Dramas

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Step by step

1

Pick the world

The world decides what your characters are made of: Fruits, Food & Snacks, Technology & Gadgets, Animals or Cars & Vehicles. The story stays the same — only the world changes — so you can run the same drama in different worlds and see which one your audience prefers.

2

Pick a trending niche

A niche is a proven story shape:

Niche	The story
Caught Cheating	A partner is caught in the act — shock, confrontation, fallout.
Bestie Steals Your Partner	A two-faced best friend goes after your partner.
Instant Karma	A cocky show-off humiliates a humble character — and pays for it.
Glow-Up Revenge	The one everyone mocked suddenly blows up.
Secretly the Boss	The person everyone looks down on turns out to be in charge.
Hidden Fortune	The underdog has been rich all along.

Or choose Other / My niche and describe your own vibe — for example chargers fighting over an outlet. Crealix invents the look, the characters and the style.

3

Write the premise — or let AI do it

The premise is optional. Leave it blank and Crealix writes the whole episode from the niche, or add your own twist (a secret, a betrayal, a specific situation) in up to 5,000 characters. Generate script turns your niche and premise into a complete story you can edit before creating. You can also paste a full script (see below).

4

Choose format and quality

• Aspect ratio — 9:16 or 16:9.
• Duration — 16 seconds, 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 3 minutes.
• Dialogue language — English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Indonesian or Mandarin.
• Quality — Normal (1K image, 768p video — recommended) or High (2K image, 1080p video).

5

Generation path, music and captions

Scene images (review the images first, then animate the scenes you approve) or Complete video (everything animated and finished automatically). Pick a soundtrack and a caption style, then Create video.

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Script format

SCENE 1:
STRAWBERRY: "You said you were working late."
BANANA: "I was! At... the smoothie bar."

SCENE 2:
PINEAPPLE: "Funny. I own the smoothie bar."

• Start every scene with SCENE n: and every line with the character’s name in capitals.
• Keep lines short — each scene is a few seconds of video, and long speeches get rushed.
• Put the twist in the last scene and end on a cliffhanger if you’re making a series.

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Cost

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Example