A complete AI video from one prompt — not a 10‑second clip. The script, voices in your language, subtitles, music and every scene, made for you.
One tap with Google. 20 free credits every month. No card.
2D animation, main character: {name}.
Format: vertical 9:16.
Format: wide 16:9.
A 30-second 3D film: two neighbours meet in a café and find out they share a secret
Two studios
One prompt box, two ways to tell the story. Change either one by chatting.
2D studio
A voice tells the story while every scene is built from stock footage, AI images or 2D animation, with word-by-word subtitles and music.
3D studio · Beta
It writes a short story, casts 3D characters, picks the set and directs every scene, and each character speaks its own lines.
2D sample
A full 70-second vertical video from the 2D studio, made from one prompt. Nothing was edited afterwards; this copy is scaled down to 720p so it loads quickly.
How it works
Describe it, watch it build scene by scene, change it by chatting, then save the MP4 or share a link.
Step 01
Pick 2D or 3D, then say what the video is about, roughly how long it should run and whether it’s 9:16 or 16:9. Write it in your own language and the voices will speak it.
Step 02
In 2D: the script, then each scene with its voiceover, subtitles, visuals and music. In 3D: the story, the cast, the set, the shots and every spoken line. If a piece drops out, it retries on its own.
Step 03
Ask for changes in the chat, or edit by hand. Then save the MP4, which is made on your own device with no queue, or share a link to it.
What’s inside
Not a pile of assets to assemble — the script, the voices, the visuals and the subtitles all come out of the same pass.
Your idea becomes a script or a short story, then a scene-by-scene plan. Nothing to storyboard by hand.
Native voices in 74 languages. Write the prompt in your language and the narrator, or the cast, speaks it.
Subtitles are timed to the voice, in the same language, and burned into the frame so they survive every re-upload.
2D videos and 3D films on a paid plan, built scene by scene. Free videos run up to 1 minute.
Long builds run on their own and recover if something drops out mid-way. Close the tab, go do something else, come back and the video is further along than you left it.
Ask for “more close-ups”, “a male voice” or “trim it to 15 seconds”, and the agent makes the change. Each change it makes costs 1 credit, plus any minutes it adds to a 3D film; edits by hand are free.
In 2D, real stock footage and AI images, or 2D animation with a cast of characters. In 3D, a realistic or a stylized cast.
2D videos get a music bed from our own library of original tracks, lowered under the voice. No attribution needed.
The MP4 is made in your browser, on your own device, free every time. Free plan: 720p with a small mark. Paid plans: 1080p, no mark.
One tap makes a public watch page for your video, for anyone who can’t open an MP4. It stays off until you turn it on.
2D animation
Pick the 2D animation style and your video gets actual characters. Every one of them is generated on a canvas, frame by frame. There is no stock artwork anywhere in it, which is why they can move, react and speak instead of sitting still.
Tap a character to start your prompt with it.
3D studio · Beta
The 3D studio casts from its own library of 3D characters, realistic and stylized, and voices every line in your film’s language.
Lily
Maya
Amara
Leo
Kenji
Vivi
Vita
Victoria RubinFree plan: Lily, Maya, Amara, Leo and Kenji, a living room and a café. Paid plans: every character and place.
Live stream · Beta
Pick a talking 3D character, put something behind it and go live on your own channel. It welcomes your viewers and answers the chat out loud, lip-synced.
Beta. Your YouTube channel must be able to go live, and the computer stays on with the tab open during the show.
Output shapes
Choose the shape up front and the whole video is composed for it — framing, caption placement and pacing included. In 2D, write 1:1 or 4:5 in your prompt for a square or portrait video.
Full-height framing with captions parked where thumbs aren’t. The format short-form platforms actually reward.
Room to breathe for explainers, lessons and tutorials. The shape that suits a five-minute watch.
Pricing
A one-minute 2D video costs 2 credits, a 3D film 5 credits a minute, and saving the MP4 in your browser is always free. Plans are monthly and priced in US dollars.
$0
20 credits every month
About 10 minutes of 2D video a month, or four 3D films.
Videos up to 1 minute, one every 5 minutes, saved in your browser at 720p with a small mark. No card.
Start freeFirst month half price on your first plan
$4.50 per month
50 credits every month
About 25 minutes of 2D video a month, or 10 minutes of 3D film.
2D videos and 3D films up to 60 minutes, every 3D character and place, 1080p with no mark, and cloud rendering for 2D videos up to about 5 minutes when your browser cannot make the MP4.
Get Basic$17 per month
200 credits every month
About 100 minutes of 2D video a month, or 40 minutes of 3D film.
Everything in Basic, with four times the credits.
See the plans2D: 2 credits to start, then 2 for each extra minute. 3D: 5 credits for each started minute.
| Video length | Credits |
|---|---|
| 2D video, ~1 minute | 2 |
| 2D video, 10 minutes | 20 |
| 2D video, 60 minutes (max, paid plans) | 120 |
| 3D film, up to 1 minute | 5 |
| 3D film, 60 minutes (max, paid plans) | 300 |
One Lumora account: the same sign-in and the same credit balance also work in the other Lumora Build apps. Plans are bought and managed only in the account center, which shows every price before you pay. Monthly credits refresh every month and unused ones do not carry over. Open the Lumora account center
FAQ
AI Video Generator (AIVideo.day) is a web app made by Lumora Build, with two studios. Describe a video in a few words: the 2D studio writes the script, records the voiceover and builds a narrated video scene by scene, and the 3D studio writes a short story and turns it into a 3D film whose characters act and speak. Watch it, change it by chatting, save it as an MP4 or share it.
The 2D studio makes narrated videos: a voice tells the story over stock footage, AI images or 2D animation, and a video can run up to 60 minutes on a paid plan. The 3D studio makes films: 3D characters act out a story on a set and speak their own lines, also up to 60 minutes on a paid plan. The 3D studio is in beta.
No. It runs in a modern web browser, on a phone or a computer. You sign in with one tap through Google, using the same Lumora account as the other Lumora Build apps.
No. Those tools generate short AI clips, one shot at a time. This one makes the whole video: a narrated 2D video with a script, a voiceover, subtitles and music, or a 3D film whose characters act out a story and speak their lines. On a paid plan, the scenes of a short 2D video can also be AI video clips.
On the free plan the MP4 is 720p, with a small AIVideo.day mark and a 3-second end card. On any paid plan it is 1080p with no mark, and you can put your own two lines on the end card or turn it off. Saving the MP4 is free on every plan: it is made in your browser using WebCodecs, which works in Chrome or Edge on a computer or Android and in Safari on iOS 26 or newer; in an app’s built-in browser or on an older iPhone you get a link that plays the video instead. On a paid plan, if your browser cannot make the file, a 2D video up to about 5 minutes long is made in the cloud instead, at 720p.
On a paid plan a 2D video or a 3D film can run up to 60 minutes, built scene by scene. On the free plan every video can be up to 1 minute long, with one new video every 5 minutes, and the 20 free credits make about ten 2D videos or four 3D films a month. Long videos need a computer: a phone can play a 3D film of about 20 minutes at most, and an MP4 over 200 MB (about 7 minutes in 1080p) saves only in Chrome or Edge on a computer.
The build keeps going on its own and picks itself back up if a piece drops out. You can close the tab, come back later and carry on from where it got to.
Both. Pick 9:16 vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, or 16:9 widescreen for YouTube, in the studio or by writing the ratio in your prompt; the framing, captions and pacing follow the shape. The 2D studio also makes square 1:1 and portrait 4:5 videos when your prompt names the ratio.
In the 2D studio a video is built from real stock footage and AI-generated images, or drawn as a 2D animation; you pick the style or let it choose. In the 3D studio every scene is rendered from 3D characters, sets and motion clips, with a realistic or a stylized cast.
They are drawn by code on a canvas — no stock artwork. There are 28 characters, each with poses, walking, expressions and automatic lip-sync to the voiceover.
From the studio’s own 3D library: 19 characters who can speak, realistic and stylized, 16 places, nearly 3,000 motion clips, 730 sound effects and 59 music tracks. You can pick up to two characters and a place, or let the studio cast the film.
Yes. Ask in the chat, for example “trim it to 15 seconds”, “use a male voice” or “more close-ups”, and the agent changes the video. Each change the agent makes costs 1 credit, plus 5 for each new minute a change adds to a 3D film; edits you make by hand in the editor are free.
Native neural voices in 74 languages. Write your prompt in your own language and the script, the voices and the subtitles follow it. The studio’s own questions and replies come in 14 languages.
Yes, in beta. In the app’s Live stream panel you pick one of the 3D library’s talking characters as the host, put a picture, a looping video, a website in its own tab or a 3D place behind it, and paste a YouTube stream key made for HLS and the link to your live video. The host streams on your own channel, welcomes viewers and answers the live chat out loud, lip-synced, one message at a time; nothing is typed into the chat. It costs 1 credit per started minute, up to 30 shows a day, and it runs in your browser, so it needs Chrome or Edge on a computer with the tab open, but no OBS, and it never asks for access to your YouTube account. Free accounts stream with the small AIVideo.day mark, as on their videos. Viewers see the stream about 15 to 30 seconds late, and if YouTube’s daily chat limit runs out, the host keeps going without answering the chat.
It is free to start: 20 credits every month, about 10 minutes of 2D video, with no card. On the free plan a video can be up to 1 minute long, with one new video every 5 minutes, and the MP4 is 720p with a small AIVideo.day mark. A 2D video costs 2 credits to start plus 2 for each extra minute, a 3D film costs 5 credits for each started minute, and saving the MP4 in your browser is always free. Paid plans are monthly subscriptions: Basic is $4.50 a month for 50 credits, about 25 minutes of 2D video, and Starter is $17 a month for 200 credits, with more plans in the Lumora account center. Paid plans add 2D videos and 3D films up to 60 minutes, every 3D character and place, 1080p with no mark, and cloud rendering for 2D videos up to about 5 minutes when your browser cannot make the MP4, and the first month of your first plan is half price. Monthly credits refresh every month and unused ones do not carry over.
Ready when you are
Describe it, watch it build, keep the MP4.
