dabuun is an AI video platform that turns simple text ideas into full, professional videos—no editing skills needed. It auto-creates scripts, characters, scenes, voiceovers, and subtitles, supports native Japanese and English, and optimizes formats for YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram while keeping character designs consistent in anime or realistic styles.
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It’s still not a 100% finished product yet, but we created it with Vibe Coding.
We want to help more people become content creators, even without any special equipment!
We’ll keep making this service better and better, so stay tuned!
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Supporting both anime and realistic styles with consistent characters is impressive. Can creators mix and match styles in the same video, or does the whole project stay within one visual theme? @makitasp
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@olajiggy321 Great question! Currently, each project uses one consistent visual style throughout - either anime or realistic. This ensures character consistency across scenes, so your main character looks like the same person in every scene.
Within anime style, we do offer 8 different sub-styles (ukiyo-e, retro 80s, kawaii, etc.) for variety while maintaining visual coherence.
Mixing styles within one video is technically challenging but definitely on our roadmap - imagine flashback sequences in different styles or genre transitions!
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@makitasp Thanks for clarifying—keeping consistency within a single style makes sense.
I have a small idea related to those style transitions that your team could try on your own.
If you're open to a suggestion, what's the best way to share it?
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@olajiggy321 Thanks! Sorry for the late reply 🙏 If possible, I’d love to receive it via Product Hunt DM works too! Whichever is easiest for you.
Supporting both anime and realistic styles with consistent characters is impressive. Can creators mix and match styles in the same video, or does the whole project stay within one visual theme?
@makitasp
@olajiggy321
Great question! Currently, each project uses one consistent visual style throughout - either anime or realistic. This ensures character consistency across scenes, so your main character looks like the same person in every scene.
Within anime style, we do offer 8 different sub-styles (ukiyo-e, retro 80s, kawaii, etc.) for variety while maintaining visual coherence.
Mixing styles within one video is technically challenging but definitely on our roadmap - imagine flashback sequences in different styles or genre transitions!
@makitasp
Thanks for clarifying—keeping consistency within a single style makes sense.
I have a small idea related to those style transitions that your team could try on your own.
If you're open to a suggestion, what's the best way to share it?
@olajiggy321
Thanks! Sorry for the late reply 🙏
If possible, I’d love to receive it via Product Hunt DM works too!
Whichever is easiest for you.