From a paragraph to a video the algorithm loves
Stickman Studio does the animating, narrating and stitching. Your job is the story. This is the 10-minute crash course: how the Director thinks in scenes, how to write a script that works, and sample videos you can copy.
How one paragraph becomes a video
You paste text. A five-step pipeline turns it into a narrated MP4, and you can edit at every step before you render.
Your script
Paste marketing copy, a Reel idea or an explanation. Any of 53 languages.
The Director
An AI director breaks it into 4 to 12 scenes with a hook, timing and prompt-locked visuals.
Scenes & beats
Each scene gets a stickman action, 3 visual beats and props. Edit any of it.
Clips + voice
Every scene is animated as a clip and narrated by a studio voice, on-model throughout.
Final MP4
Clips are stitched with captions and music into a 9:16 or 16:9 video you download.
The anatomy of a 60-second video
A good 60-second short has 6 beats. The Director writes these for you, and knowing them helps you steer it. This is the exact structure behind a high-performing money/education Reel.
1 · Hook
Shatter a belief in one line. If the first 3 seconds don't stop the scroll, nothing else matters.
“Think you need lakhs to build wealth? That myth keeps millions broke.”2 · Problem
Name the everyday pain the viewer already feels, so they think “that's me”.
“Every chai, every subscription: small spends quietly leak your salary.”3 · Stakes
Raise the cost of doing nothing. Make the status quo feel expensive.
“Inflation eats idle money every single year you wait.”4 · The turn
Introduce your idea/product as the shift. The “but here's the thing” moment.
“But a ₹500 SIP, every month, quietly flips the game.”5 · The action
Show it working: the mechanism, the proof, the compounding.
“Reinvested returns snowball into a corpus over 25 years.”6 · Payoff + CTA
Land the win and tell them exactly what to do next.
“One crore, from ₹500 a month. Start today, link below.”How to write a script that works
The Director is only as good as your input. Write for the ear and the scroll, not the essay.
✓ Do this
- Open with a bold claim or a question that stings.
- Write how you'd speak: short, punchy, one idea per line.
- Use a real number or a concrete example (₹500, 25 years, one crore).
- Keep it to about 90 to 130 words for a 60-second video.
- End with one clear action: “start today”, “link below”, “DM us”.
- Pick the language your audience actually scrolls in.
✕ Avoid this
- Long, comma-stuffed sentences that no voice can breathe through.
- Burying the hook in paragraph three.
- Vague benefits (“grow your wealth”) with no number or picture.
- Jargon and corporate filler (“leverage synergies”).
- Ten ideas in one video. Keep it to one video, one idea.
- No call to action, so the view leads nowhere.
Prompt recipes to copy
Paste one of these into the script box, swap the details for yours, and hit Generate.
Sell a product
Great for Reels that convert scrollers into buyers.
[Bold problem your buyer feels]. Meet [product]. It [one-line fix]. It [benefit 1], [benefit 2], and [benefit 3]. [Proof or number]. [Offer]. Order now, link below.
Explain an idea
Teach one concept the audience can act on today.
Think [common belief]? That's wrong. Here's what really happens: [truth]. [Simple example with a number]. Do this instead: [one action]. Start today.
Tell a mini-story
A character arc that makes the brand memorable.
Meet [name]. [Their struggle]. Every day, [the pain]. Until [the turn / your product]. Now [the new reality]. [What you want the viewer to do].
Sample videos
Real Stickman Studio outputs. Watch how a script becomes scenes, and read the exact prompt that made each one.
Two videos a month, on us
2 free videos every month in Standard 720p with a small watermark. Upgrade to Creator or Pro and it's gone, even from earlier videos. Paste a script and see the whole pipeline in action.
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