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Turn any concept into a story-driven explainer film
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Turn any concept into a story-driven explainer film
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Fabula turns any concept into a narrated, story-driven explainer film. Generate an editable script, storyboard, keyframes, AI video scenes, voiceover, and synced subtitles in one workflow. Review every scene before spending credits, then export the parts you need.
Would love a "style lock" option where I can pick a visual reference (art style, color palette, even a movie still) and have every scene match it. Right now each generation can drift visually, and re-rolling the whole video just to fix one scene's look feels wasteful. Having that consistency baked in would make Fabula way more usable for actual series or branded content.
@ensarnafq You identified a very important issue, Ensar. A style lock based on a reference image, color palette, or visual direction would be especially useful for branded content and recurring series. We’re looking closely at ways to improve consistency across scenes without forcing users to regenerate the entire video. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback!
Being able to review each scene before credits is already a smart move. One thing that would push this further is letting people drop in their own b-roll or screen recordings and have Fabula blend them with the AI scenes, so the final cut feels less generic and more grounded in real product context.
@eyll59621246276 This is a great suggestion, Eylül. Combining uploaded screen recordings or B-roll with AI-generated scenes could make product videos feel much more authentic and specific. We’ll seriously consider how this could fit into the Fabula workflow. Thank you for describing the use case so clearly!
The storyboard preview before committing credits is such a smart move, it saved me from burning through a few generations I would have hated. Scene editing feels snappy too.
@ilanuyarolvkjf Thank you, Şilan! That is exactly the experience we hoped to create: review the story first, adjust what matters, and only then spend credits on generation. Really happy to hear that the scene editing also felt fast and responsive.
The storyboard-first approach is genuinely useful, being able to review each scene before committing credits saved me from burning through renders on bad ideas. Subtitles synced automatically with the voiceover on my first try.
@elifsutcea Thank you, Elifsu! I’m really glad the storyboard-first workflow helped you avoid wasting credits on unwanted renders. Making every scene reviewable before generation was one of the core ideas behind Fabula. Great to hear the voiceover and subtitles worked smoothly too!