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Your world. In motion.

Make your own anime series with AI

Animey, an AI anime studio by Softforge Digital, turns your idea into an original anime series. You describe the world and approve each character’s reference sheet once; Animey draws, voices and animates every episode shot by shot while you direct.

10 free credits on signup. No card required.

How it works

From an idea to a finished episode

Four steps, and you direct every one of them: each draft is yours to edit before anything is generated.

  1. Step 1

    Describe your series

    A title, a logline, a genre, a rating and one of eight art styles. Animey drafts a series bible (world, rules, tone) that you edit and keep.

  2. Step 2

    Cast characters and places

    Approve a six-view reference sheet for each character, pick a voice for every dialogue language, and draw the locations your story visits.

  3. Step 3

    Plan the episode

    An outline becomes scenes with action and dialogue, then shots of 5 to 10 seconds. Change any line, camera or shot before you generate it.

  4. Step 4

    Render and share

    Each shot is drawn, voiced and animated, then assembled with music and subtitles into a 16:9 episode and a 9:16 cut you can download or share.

Consistent characters

The same character in every shot

A character’s identity lives in pictures, not in prompts. Approve a reference sheet once and every shot is drawn from it.

  1. Approve a reference sheet

    Six drawings (front, three-quarter, side, back, close-up and expressions) become the character’s locked identity. Redraw until it is right, then approve.

  2. Keyframe first, motion second

    Each shot starts as a still drawn from the sheets and the series’ style card, so you check the face and the outfit before paying for animation.

  3. Reference shots for hard scenes

    When several characters share a shot or a line must match its voice, the Reference tier animates from the keyframe, the sheets and the dialogue audio together.

  4. Every attempt is a take

    Redraw a keyframe or re-animate a shot and the earlier take stays. The approved sheet never changes behind your back.

Mira, from Animey’s example series Lantern Couriers. In your series, sheets and shots are drawn in the art style you chose.

Pricing

Simple, credit-based pricing

1 credit = one 5-second Standard shot. Assembling, subtitles, downloads and share links are free.

Creator

For a solo creator making a first series.

⁦$29⁩per month

  • 80 credits per month
  • About 6 minutes of Standard animation
  • 1 seat
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Studio

For small teams releasing episodes every week.

⁦$79⁩per month

  • 260 credits per month
  • About 21 minutes of Standard animation
  • 3 seats
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Producer

For studios running several series at once.

⁦$199⁩per month

  • 700 credits per month
  • About 58 minutes of Standard animation
  • 10 seats
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Need more? Top up 35 credits for ⁦$15⁩. Top-ups stay valid for 12 months.

Every account starts with 10 free credits. Trial renders carry a watermark.

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FAQ

Questions before your first episode

Anything else, and the answer is one email away.

  • What is Animey?

    Animey is an AI anime studio by Softforge Digital. You describe an original series; Animey writes the series bible with you, draws your characters from locked reference sheets, gives them voices, plans each episode scene by scene and renders finished episodes with music and subtitles.

  • How do credits work?

    One credit makes one 5-second Standard shot: its keyframe, its dialogue and its animation. Reference shots cost twice that and Cinema shots 5 times that. A character sheet costs 2 credits, an extra look 1 credit and a set of location plates 1 credit. Assembling an episode, subtitles, downloads and share links are free. Plan credits expire at the end of each billing period; top-up credits stay valid for 12 months.

  • How do characters stay the same from shot to shot?

    Every character has a reference sheet (front, three-quarter, side, back, close-up and expressions) that you approve and lock. Each shot is drawn from those locked references and the series art style, which helps keep faces, outfits and colors consistent across scenes and episodes.

  • Which art styles can I use?

    Eight: classic cel, modern digital, watercolor, ink wash, chibi, retro OVA, neon city and storybook. Each is a generic description of a look that never copies a studio, an artist or an existing series, and one approved style card keeps every episode of a series in the same style.

  • Where do the voices come from?

    Each character gets a voice from a curated library of licensed AI voices, many recorded with professional voice actors, or a synthetic voice designed from a written description. Animey never clones a real person’s voice and has no voice upload.

  • Which languages are supported?

    The interface is in English, French and Arabic. A series’ dialogue language is independent of it: characters can speak English, French, Arabic, Japanese, Spanish and more, with subtitles in the dialogue language plus up to three other languages per episode.

  • What is not allowed?

    No sexual content, no real people and no existing characters or franchises. Series are rated all ages or teen, and every prompt, script and sketch is checked before anything is generated.

  • Who owns what I make?

    You do. You keep the rights to your stories, characters and finished episodes, and you can export or delete everything in your workspace at any time.

  • What do I get for free?

    10 credits on signup, enough for a character sheet and a short scene, with no card required. The trial covers one series with episodes up to 60 seconds, and its renders carry a small Animey watermark.

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