Long-form AI video generator for creators.
Generate long videos from text: script in, finished video out. The same characters, the same settings, and the same look from the first minute to the last, at any length.
Every type of footage we generate, created in your style.
Characters, worlds, art styles, real footage — pick what each video is made of and mix them however your channel needs.
Consistent characters
Define a character once and every shot uses it, so scene 2 and scene 42 are the same person.
Real footage, not only generated
Pull licence-clean stock and archive clips straight into the cut, wherever a real shot lands harder than a drawn one.
One character, any world
Drop the same cast into a dragon's lair, a spacecraft, a crime scene, the open sea. The world changes; the character doesn't.
Both, in the same shot
Real footage placed inside a generated shot, so an archive clip and a drawn scene sit in the same frame.
Any style, not a template
Photoreal, anime, paper-cut, cartoon, storybook — lock the look once and the same scene renders your way, never squeezed into a preset.
Environments that stay put
Lock a world once and every angle, prop, and close-up inside it agrees with the rest of the video.
Talking-head presenters
Put a presenter on camera who speaks your script, lip-synced, in the same look as the rest of the video — training, explainers, and briefings without a studio or a shoot.
Keeping a long AI video consistent is the hard part.
Framesail locks the look before shot one.
See for yourself
YouTube videos, made in Framesail.
Not clips. Finished long-form videos, made the same way yours will be.
In a short clip, nobody notices a character change. In a long video, everyone does.
- Continuity
- Style
- Characters
- One tool
- Pacing that holds viewers
Framesail keeps the same characters, settings, and look from the first minute to the last.
Lock it once,
and it holds for the whole video.
Long-form vs. short-form generators
Built for whole videos, not clips.
Short-form tools make one shot at a time and leave you to stitch them together. Framesail makes the whole video, so nothing below is a setting you have to fight.
| Dimension | Templated / short-form tools | Framesail long-form |
|---|---|---|
| Length | Short disconnected clips | Full-length long-form videos |
| Continuity | Changes between shots | Same characters, same world, every shot |
| Voice | Flat AI text-to-speech | Cinematic narrator voices |
| Style | Re-rolled every render | Set once, used in every video |
| Export | Watermarked, locked-in | Clean video, yours to publish |
Model stack
Your models. Your call.
No black box. Every step runs on a frontier model you can see and change.
Script
3 providers
GPT-5.4
OpenAI
Swap model
Image
2 providersGPT Image 2
OpenAI
Swap model
Video
5 providers
Wan 2.7
Alibaba
Swap model
Gemini OmnisoonVoice
2 providers
MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD
MiniMax
Swap model
The field moves fast — as new frontier models ship, they land right here.
Your stack
GPT-5.4 · GPT Image 2 · Wan 2.7 · MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD
Questions
Questions about long-form AI video.
Can AI generate a long video from text?
Yes. Paste a script or start from a brief, and Framesail turns it into a scene-by-scene script, your cast and settings, a storyboard, a voiceover, and a finished long-form video. Text is the input; a full-length video is the output.
What is a long-form video generator?
It's a tool that renders multi-minute videos end-to-end — script, storyboard, voiceover, animation, and final video — rather than short disconnected clips. Framesail is built specifically for long-form: full-length cinematic videos where the characters and the look stay the same all the way through.
How long can a single render be?
There's no fixed clip limit. Videos are built scene by scene, so length scales with your script and credits, and quality holds at minute fifteen the way it does at minute one.
What's the longest AI video you can generate?
There's no hard cap. The practical limit is your script and your credits. Videos run as short or as long as the script does, with the same characters and the same look throughout.
Why do other AI tools break at long length?
Most generate clips one at a time with no memory of each other. By shot ten, the main character looks like a different person and the setting looks like a different place. Framesail sets up your characters and settings once and every shot uses them.
Is there a text-to-video generator that keeps continuity?
That's the problem Framesail is built around. Most text-to-video tools generate each clip in isolation, so continuity is left to chance. Framesail decides the cast, the world, and the look before the first shot and keeps them for every shot after, so you're not re-rolling until it happens to match.
How long does a render take?
It scales with the length of the video and how many shots you redo. Everything runs in the background, so you start it and step away. At long-form length the real bottleneck is your review time, not the machine's.
Can I export to Premiere or DaVinci?
Yes. The finished video exports cleanly, and at long-form length many channels take it into DaVinci or Premiere for a final color and pacing pass before publishing. Framesail gets you a complete video; your editor is where you tighten the last 10%.
What does it cost?
Paid plans, monthly or quarterly — see the pricing page for current Creator, Pro, Studio, and Scale options.
More on the main FAQ page. For what keeps viewers through the full runtime, read our retention guide for long faceless videos.
Ship the long-form video you've been planning.
Same characters, same look, from the first minute to the last. See it on a video of your own.