It helps you create a complete story with consistent characters, coherent plot and professional cinematography, reducing revisions. Studio mode integrates script, storyboard, visuals, voiceover and editing in one tool, with one-stop generation across Nanobanana, Midjourney, Seedance, Kling, Vidu, ElevenLabs, plus optional beta support for Sora 2 video. For speed, Quick Create flow turns a story into a finished short video in minimal steps: Story → Confirm Outlines → Generate Shot Videos → Export

Hey everyone 👋 Thanks for checking out VibeVideo IO 1.0. We built it for creators making story-driven short videos—micro-drama, narrative shorts, and marketing story videos. Most AI video tools are great at a single clip, but storytelling needs multiple shots, consistent characters, and coherent pacing. VibeVideo focuses on a shot-based storyboard + production table so you can go from script → shots → assets/prompts → voiceover → edit/assemble, with way fewer revisions. What’s new in 1.0: smoother short-clip editing (2–12s), reference workflows (reuse first/last/favorite frames for continuity), easier multi-character voiceover, batch edits across shots, and optional multi-model generation—including Sora 2 video (beta) as an extra engine in the same workflow. I’d love your feedback: 1. What’s the hardest part of your story-to-video workflow today—storyboard, consistency, voice, or editing? 2. If you could “one-click” improve one thing in VibeVideo, what would it be?