One character sheet.
Every shot on-model.
These clips were produced during the animated short this tool was built for — the same character, held consistent across menace, motion, tender quiet and a hard physical stunt. Every shot below was composed with the guardrails you'd use in the studio.
The sheet every frame is checked against.
A character is written down once — a locked design and an identity block that gets pasted, byte-for-byte, into every prompt. Nothing else keeps a character from drifting between shots.
Front, side and back on one sheet, plus the written block that travels with it. When a generation comes back, this is what it's audited against — a tail that changed colour or an ear that grew is caught here, not after you've paid for the video.
Each shot, and the rule that made it hold.
The failures on the home page — the hover, the balloon, the blink, the drift — are exactly what these shots had to survive. Here's what came out the other side.
The stalk
An extreme close-up tracking the antagonist's face as he creeps in. His markings stay exactly on-sheet frame to frame, at the scale where drift shows most.
identity anchoringThe run cycle
A locomotion cycle in full side profile — moving, never treadmilling, never turning to camera, the design intact through every stride.
anti-reversal locomotionThe tender close-up
The lead asleep with her toy. Breathing micro-motion only — she never wakes, and the plush toy in frame stays a lifeless prop instead of blinking to life.
inanimate-prop lockThe theft
The hardest shot in the film: a leap over a sleeping character, a grab, and an exit. A real ballistic arc, no ballooning, the toy never thrown — carried, not dropped.
ballistic arc · custody chainClips are from a real production and compressed for the web. The tool composes the prompts and catches the failures; the models (Kling, Seedance) do the rendering, billed to your own key.
Now do it with yours.
The studio has the character discipline, the camera-first prompt builder, the linter, and the physics contracts that carried the shots above — free, no signup, your own key.