Turn a Detective Story
Into a Video Case File
Describe your detective, write the case and Series Studio draws the scene, the suspects and the final reveal, with every line voiced and subtitles on. Start free, then hand the detective the next case.
For crime-fiction fans and story creators
A case a week, or one and done
The detective stays the same; the case changes.


A case per episode
Write the crime, the questions and the answer as a script, one line per shot. Or ask AI for a draft from a one-line premise and edit it.
A detective who comes back
Describe the sleuth once and generate a four-picture reference sheet. Every shot is drawn from it, case after case.
Narration and interrogations
Voice a narrator, the detective and every suspect with stock voices, a cloned voice or your own ElevenLabs voices.
A history that remembers
Keep the detective’s past cases and recurring rivals in the story memory so later episodes build on them.
Any visual style
A noir realistic look, an illustrated case file, an anime detective or a cartoon one: the genre works with every look.
Wide and vertical
Render 16:9, 9:16 or both, with subtitles burned in or as separate files.
From a crime to a closed case
Three steps for each case.
Open the case file
Pick the Mystery genre and a visual style, then describe the detective and the setting.
Write the case
Paste your script or let AI draft one. Add the suspects and edit the shots.
Generate and render
Make the pictures and voices, add motion to the reveal, then render with subtitles.
AI detective story video FAQ
Can I turn a detective story I wrote into a video?+
Yes. Paste it as a script and every spoken word stays as written, with a voice for the narrator and each character. Use only stories you wrote or have the right to use.
Can the same detective solve a new case every episode?+
Yes. The detective keeps one reference sheet and one voice across episodes, and each episode can be a new case, with the story memory holding what carries over.
Can I make a noir detective story?+
Yes. Choose a realistic cinematic look and add style notes such as low light, rain and shadows. Illustrated and anime looks work too.
How long does one case last?+
It follows your script: each line is a shot, and a moving clip lasts 8 seconds. Shots left as pictures last as long as their line is spoken. There is no fixed running time.
What does a detective video cost?+
Writing or pasting the script and setting up the cast use no credits. Pictures, voices, moving clips and renders do, and the app shows the cost of each step before it runs. Generating needs a credit pack or a monthly plan; a subscription is not required.
Do I need a subscription?+
No. You can pay as you go: credit packs are one-time purchases and their credits never expire. If you would rather have a steady supply, the monthly Starter ($8.99), Creator ($19), Pro ($49) and Brand ($99) plans refill your credits each month, and you can cancel anytime. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.