Stickman video maker — make stickman videos from text

Text in, stickman video out

Making a stickman video used to mean frame-by-frame drawing or fiddling with an animation timeline for hours. This maker flips that around: writing is the only skill you need. You give it words, and it handles the drawing, the movement, the voice and the edit.

Because every scene is generated in one locked stickman style, the finished video looks deliberate and cohesive — the same character, the same line weight, from the first beat to the call to action. That consistency is the difference between a real video and a pile of clips.

Make a stickman video in four steps

1. Type or paste your text — a script, lesson notes, or an outline.
2. Edit the scenes. The tool splits your text into an editable storyboard; tweak the narration, reorder scenes, or change the count to 4, 6 or 8.
3. Let it animate and narrate. Each scene is drawn as a stickman clip and voiced by a studio narrator.
4. Export a 9:16 or 16:9 MP4, with captions and music, ready to post.

Who it's for

• Teachers and coaches turning lessons into short, watchable clips.
• Creators who want a signature look without hiring an animator.
• Small brands that need promo videos on a budget.
• Anyone building a faceless YouTube or Reels channel.

Free to start

You can plan and preview stickman scenes for free before paying anything. When you're happy, a single watermark-free video is ₹299, or subscribe monthly for regular output. It's the fastest way to go from a script to a stickman video — see pricing for details.