I'm the developer of StoryFlow Auto Story Generator, published by my company CYBORGATE LTD (https://cyborgate.uk). Here's what it does and why I made it. Making a short story video usually takes several skills. You need to write a script, d...
I'm the developer of StoryFlow Auto Story Generator, published by my company CYBORGATE LTD (https://cyborgate.uk). Here's what it does and why I made it.
The problem
Making a short story video usually takes several skills. You need to write a script, design characters, find or create visuals, then edit everything with pacing and transitions. Lots of people have good story ideas but don't have the time, tools or editing experience to turn them into videos. I wanted to see how far a single prompt could get you.
How StoryFlow helps
You describe your story, for example "a detective cat in Paris" or a sci-fi thriller. StoryFlow drafts a structured, scene-by-scene screenplay with dialogue, narration and shot directions.
You stay in control. You can review the script, edit it in the script editor, or regenerate it with one tap. Then StoryFlow generates character artwork in a consistent style and combines the script, characters and cinematic visuals into a finished video with scenes, transitions and pacing. You can download or share it.
Key features
Prompt to screenplay: scene-by-scene scripts with dialogue, narration and shot directions
Script editor and one-tap regeneration
Consistent character artwork generated for your story
Finished video with scenes, transitions and pacing
Durations: 1, 3 or 5 minutes
Visual styles: Normal, Anime, Cinematic, Fantasy, Horror and Noir
Aspect ratios: 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 for YouTube, TikTok or Instagram
Discover feed to browse what others create
No editing skills, templates or stock footage needed
An honest note
StoryFlow is iOS only for now. There's no Android version yet. Like any generative AI tool, the output depends on your prompt, and some results will be better than others. That's why the script review and regenerate step exists. I'd treat it as a fast way to prototype and produce story content, not as a replacement for a professional animation studio.
Who it's for
Content creators who need story videos for YouTube, TikTok or Instagram
Writers who want to see their ideas visualised
Hobbyists who enjoy storytelling but don't edit video
Anyone curious about what AI story generation can do today
Try it
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/storyflow-auto-story-generator/id6782660912
Google Play: not available yet
Feedback wanted
This is the app where I'm learning the most, and your input would really help:
Which visual style gave you the best results?
How well does character consistency hold up across scenes?
Would an Android version matter to you?
Which durations or formats are missing?
If you're building with generative video or image pipelines, I'd like to hear how you handle consistency and pacing. Comments are open!
