story-to-handdrawn-video

Why we included this project

This project suits anyone who makes short Chinese story videos and would rather skip the video editor. It pairs a Remotion-based renderer with a distributable agent skill, so you can describe the whole job in natural language from Codex, Claude Code, or another agent runtime, and the agent takes care of sentence splitting, storyboarding, image generation, and rendering to a silent H.264 picture track that's ready for voiceover later. The output is a vertical 3:4 animation, and twenty built-in hand-drawn styles are available, including colored-pencil diary comics, kid crayon, ink wash, watercolor storybooks, whiteboard explainers, and linocut editorial, each with fixed sample images so you can compare looks before committing. Full 1080×1440 renders plus a fast 720×960 preview keep the workflow predictable, which makes it practical for solo creators and small teams producing consistent hand-drawn storybook or explainer videos.