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The AI Skeleton format follows a transparent skeleton — so you can see exactly what happens to the body — through survival scenarios, escalating “what if” challenges and head-to-head comparisons, with one narrator guiding the viewer. Best for: science-flavoured entertainment, “how long could you survive” Shorts, and escalating challenge series that keep people watching to the next level.

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Step by step

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Choose the skeleton

Skeleton material cards: Crystal glass, Ice, Lego and Stone

① Skeleton library / My characters · ② Materials

Pick the skeleton’s material from the Skeleton library — Crystal glass, Ice, Lego, Stone, Gold or Classic bone — or use one of your own from My characters. It stays consistent in every scene.Customize (optional) tweaks the look in plain words: “no hair”, “wears a hood”, “glowing eyes”.
2

Choose format and language

9:16 or 16:9; 16 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes or 2 minutes 30 seconds; the narration language; and Normal or High quality.
3

Choose the story format

Format cards Survival, What if (escalating) and Who survives better, with premise examples

① Story format · ② Premise examples · ③ Your premise or script

The format shapes the staged script:
4

Write the premise — or the script

Click an example chip (Black hole, Acid rain, Space drift, Cursed quicksand…) or write your own premise:
  • How long could you survive trapped inside an active volcano?
  • What if you fell into a black hole, and it got worse every second?
  • Who survives the apocalypse better, a caveman or a billionaire?
You can also paste a full script (up to 8,000 characters). Copy format template copies an example to give to your own AI assistant. In a script, a short line on its own — LEVEL 1 · ×10 or Hour 4 — opens a new level: it’s shown on screen as a label and never spoken.
5

Tune the voice

The skeleton has a single narrator. Pick a voice and use Voice tuning: presets (Natural, Documentary, Dramatic, Energetic), consistency, style intensity and speed (0.9×–1.2×). Preview voice before you create.
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Generation path, music and captions

  • Scene images (cheaper) — Crealix plans the arc and generates the scene images, narration and captions, plus a video prompt for every scene. Animate the clips one by one after review.
  • Complete video — Crealix plans the survival arc, generates the scenes, animates every skeleton clip with the voiceover, adds captions and finishes the Short automatically.
Then click Create video.

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Script example

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Cost

About 174 credits for a 60-second video with Complete video, because every scene is a generated clip. Scene images lets you review before paying for clips. You’re charged on the actual result.

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Tutorial and examples