Script to video

Paste your script, the AI generates every shot

Animate turns your script or transcript into AI video clips in 6 phases. 10 visual styles, 5 generation models, automatic placement on the "Animate" track at the exact time under your voiceover.

Works with Premiere Pro 2018+ · macOS & Windows · 14-day trial

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Animate: Black Hat Editor Tools
The Animate interface in Premiere Pro: AI video generation pipeline with visual style selection
Why Animate

From script to timeline

Three reasons editors switch to Animate.

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10 visual styles

Motion Design, Claymation, 2D Line, 3D Cartoon, Photoreal Cinema, Neon Noir, Paper Cutout, Glassmorphism, Modern Motion, Minimal Vector. Each style enforces its art direction across every shot.

Automatic 6-phase pipeline

Context extraction, shot breakdown, style expansion, cinematic description, video generation, final assembly. Each phase builds on the previous one.

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Automatic placement under the voiceover

Every generated clip is imported and placed on the "Animate" track at the exact timecode of its sentence in the script. No manual drag and drop.

10
Visual styles
6
Pipeline phases
15-20
Shots for 3 min
5
AI models
How it works

3 steps, your video is illustrated

  1. 01

    Paste your script

    Paste your voiceover text or use your sequence's transcript directly. Animate detects the structure and the overall context of your video.

  2. 02

    Pick a visual style

    Motion Design, Claymation, Photoreal Cinema, Neon Noir... The chosen style applies to every generated shot, for total visual consistency.

  3. 03

    The AI breaks down, generates and places every shot

    The pipeline breaks your script into shots, writes a cinematic description for each, runs video generation through KIE (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, WAN 2.2) and places each clip at the right timecode.

Art direction

The 10 visual styles

Each style enforces a complete art direction: color palette, textures, lighting, type of camera movement. The same script gives radically different results depending on the style.

The styles: Motion Design · Claymation · 2D Line · 3D Cartoon · Photoreal Cinema · Neon Noir · Paper Cutout · Glassmorphism · Modern Motion · Minimal Vector

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Choosing among the 10 visual styles in the Animate interface
AI cinematography

Cinematic variety, enforced

To avoid visual monotony, the pipeline enforces variety on three axes: shot size (close-up, medium, wide, extreme close-up), purpose (illustration, metaphor, transition, mood), and camera movement (static, dolly, pan, slow zoom).

The result: even with 20 shots, none looks like the one before. The final video has a professional visual rhythm with no manual work.

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Generated shots with varied shot sizes and camera movements

Frequently asked questions

? What are the 6 phases of the pipeline?

Phase 1: script import. Phase 2: overall context extraction (subject, tone, world). Phase 3: breakdown into N timed shots. Phase 4: the chosen visual style expanded onto each shot. Phase 5: detailed cinematic description (shot size, camera movement, lighting). Phase 6: video generation and placement on the timeline.

? Which video generation models are available?

Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0 and WAN 2.2. The plugin uses KIE (the same engine as B-Roll Studio) to send the prompts to the model of your choice. Each has its strengths: Veo 3.1 for realism, Kling 3.0 for speed, and so on.

? Can I edit the shots before generation?

Yes. After the breakdown (phase 3) you can edit every shot: change the prompt, change the shot size, delete or add one. Generation only starts when you confirm.

? How many shots for a 3-minute video?

Usually between 15 and 20 shots. The pipeline adapts the count to the density of the script: a text with many distinct ideas produces more shots than a linear narrative.

? Where exactly are the clips placed?

On a dedicated video track named "Animate". Each clip is locked to the exact timecode of its sentence in the script. If you already have a voiceover on the timeline, the clips go underneath it, in sync.

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