Make a Sitcom
Episode After Episode
A sitcom runs on a small cast in a few places and a new problem every week. Describe the people, write the episode and Series Studio draws and voices it. Start free and keep the show going.
For sitcom writers and show creators
The sitcom basics, covered
Set up the show once, then write the next episode.
One show, many episodes
Up to 500 episodes live in one series and share its cast, voices and look, so the show feels like the same show every week.
The family, the flatmates, the coworkers
Describe each recurring character once and generate a four-picture reference sheet. Every shot is drawn from it.
Three beats, written your way
Write a setup, a mess and a fix, or paste a script you already have. Each line becomes a shot on the storyboard that you can edit.
A voice per character
Stock voices, a cloned voice or your own ElevenLabs voices, kept the same from episode to episode.
Any visual style
An animated sitcom, an anime sitcom or a realistic one: the genre works with whichever look you choose.
Wide and vertical
Set the series to 16:9, 9:16 or both and render the format each platform wants, with subtitles burned in or as separate files.
From pilot to a whole season
The first episode builds the show; the rest reuse it.
Build the pilot
Pick the Comedy genre, choose a look, and describe the cast and the place they share.
Write the episode
Paste your script or let AI draft one from your premise. Edit any line before anything is generated.
Render and repeat
Generate the pictures and voices, render with subtitles, then update the story memory and write the next episode.
AI sitcom FAQ
How long is a sitcom episode?+
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.
Can I keep the same set in every episode?+
You describe the place in your shot notes and style notes, and the studio draws each shot from them. Backgrounds can vary a little between shots, so keep the description short and specific.
Can I make an animated sitcom?+
Yes. Pick a cartoon, 3D animated, anime or illustrated look, or a realistic cinematic one. Comedy is the genre; the look is a separate choice.
Do the sitcom characters sound acted?+
Lines are voiced with a voice you choose for each character. They read the script in a natural voice; they are not an actor’s performance.
What does a sitcom series 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.