Turns written scenes and characters into animated story shots
Artflow is a web tool aimed at visual storytelling rather than single images. You describe a character, keep them consistent across a project, then place them in described scenes and export short animated clips. Separate modes cover avatars for talking-head video, general image generation and storyboarding, so a script can move from text to shots without leaving the browser. The draw is the character and scene continuity: once a character exists, later prompts reuse the same look, which is the part most image generators handle badly.
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storyboards, character sheets, short social clips and previsualisation
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Yes, characters are saved as reusable assets with their own design. Reusing a character in later prompts returns the same look, which is what makes it workable for storyboards and multi-shot sequences.
Both. Still images are the core output, and an animation mode turns a still into a short clip driven by a motion description. The clips are best treated as animatics rather than finished footage.
The free tier gives a small monthly credit allowance with watermarked or lower resolution exports depending on current terms. Paid tiers add credits, higher resolution and longer animation exports.
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