Elser AI

@elser_ai Congrats! Amazing idea. Long-form consistency is the hard problem you’re clearly tackling. When creators push beyond a first episode into a series, what’s been the hardest thing to keep stable so far character personality, visual style, pacing, or story coherence across episodes?

@chrismessina Totally get that feeling.
The craft isn’t disappearing — it’s shifting.
Fundamentals like storytelling, taste, and direction still matter, but now iteration and scope are radically expanded.
It’s a scary and exciting time to be learning animation.

@chrismessina Totally get that tension. Actually, tools like this shift the bottleneck from technical execution to creative vision.

Like, an animation student today still needs to understand composition, pacing, character arcs, emotional beats. AI just speeds up the "drawing 10,000 frames" part.

The students who combine strong storytelling instincts with these tools are going to be unstoppable. It's less about "AI vs animators" and more about "animators with AI vs animators without."

Can't wait to see what this generation of students creates with these tools!

@chrismessina Yeah, that mix of excitement and anxiety makes a lot of sense.

What we find interesting is that these tools let students move from idea to something real much earlier. You don’t have to wait years before your stories start taking shape.

It opens up space to explore, make mistakes, and figure out what kind of storyteller you actually want to be.

Really excited to see what this generation builds when the gap between imagination and output gets smaller.

@sandy_liusy It can support more than 30mins without breaking

@sandy_liusy Thanks Sandy! Yes, we've tested it on 30-minute videos with 180+ scenes and it stays stable. Built specifically for multi-episode series where consistency matters.

@sandy_liusy Thanks, appreciate it.

Yes, longer timelines are a core focus for us. We start with a script and storyboard, then build the video scene by scene, which helps keep characters and story flow consistent.

That structure is what lets longer projects hold together instead of breaking apart.

@nikkielizdemere Thanks Nichole! 😊

@nikkielizdemere 

I like it ! It can be used as avatar on social media. And a good idea strikes me that you can turn the image to a GIF. That must be very interesting.

@tristan_ruan Great question! We're primarily focused on creators and small teams right now, people who have stories to tell but were priced out of traditional animation production. The goal is to balance simplicity with enough control for serious work. Think: easy enough for a solo YouTuber, powerful enough for a small studio prototyping pilots.

@tristan_ruan Thanks for your question!

Right now we’re mostly building for creators and storytellers who want to finish long-form videos quickly without needing a big team or complicated tools.

As the product evolves, we’re gradually adding more advanced timeline and workflow controls for pro and B2B users, especially for larger and more complex projects.

@osakasaul Saul, sorry about the stuck videos. If they're at 95%, try refreshing the page and that should resolve it. Your progress is saved, so you won't lose your work.

Quick clarification: we actually do support voicelines with lip sync! We have both basic lip sync and advanced multi-character dialogue. Might be worth exploring if you haven't tried it yet.

If you run into other issues, join our Discord — our team is there and can help troubleshoot quickly: https://discord.gg/8kDaaDQrPM

@lowesyang Thanks Lowes! Yeah, audio is essential for storytelling, we built voicelines and lip sync as core features from day one.

@lowesyang Audio is a big part of storytelling for us, so we treat it as part of the core workflow rather than an afterthought!