Elser AI

@nikkielizdemere Great minds think alike, Nichole! We actually have creators doing exactly this, taking their audiobook scripts and turning them into animated series. It's a perfect fit: you already have the story and narration, just need the visuals.

@emily007 Great question.

Users have control at every step. You can edit or regenerate individual parts without restarting the whole process.

From script and characters to storyboards, scenes, voices, and music, everything can be adjusted, locked, or reused.

Elser is not a one click black box. It is a guided workflow where AI handles the heavy lifting while creators stay in control.

@emily007 Thanks! You have control at every major step: edit the script, adjust the storyboard, and refine individual scenes before final render. You can also choose animation styles, modify character designs, and iterate on specific shots. It's flexible enough for hands-on creators but streamlined enough to go full auto if you want.

@zeiki_yu Thanks Zeiki! Really appreciate you getting the vision. The creator feedback has been incredibly validating, they've been asking for exactly this.

@zeiki_yu Thank you, really appreciate the support.

Long form storytelling and character consistency were exactly the pain points that pushed us to build this. Seeing creators use it for real narrative projects is what convinced us we were on the right track.

We’re still early and learning a lot from users, but it’s encouraging to see the approach resonate.

@vouchy Yeah, There were so many creators with complete story ideas in their heads — fantasy series, coming-of-age narratives, entire character arcs mapped out. But the moment we talked about actually producing it, the numbers made it impossible. Even a basic pilot episode would cost $30K-50K+. I'd see their eyes light up talking about their stories, then watch that excitement fade when they realized they couldn't afford to make it real. That frustration stuck with me. That's exactly the gap Elser is meant to fill.

@qiwap Thanks QIQI! That's exactly what we're going for, making tools for people who want to ship real work, not just experiments.

@qiwap Thanks, that’s exactly the goal.

We built Elser for people who want to finish real projects and tell complete stories, not just generate short clips.

@huseyingungor Thanks Huseyin! Yes, we handle both. You assign character voices in the cast phase, then during storyboarding, dialogue and voiceover are automatically generated from your script with full lip-sync, including multi-character scenes. So it's truly script-to-screen: you write the story, and the platform handles visual and audio production in sync.