MagicLight AI

Story-to-Video Generator

Paste a script or outline and generate a shot-by-shot video automatically. MagicLight drafts scenes, camera moves, and transitions while keeping style consistent. Reorder shots, update lines, and regenerate specific segments without restarting the whole render. The workflow gives non-animators a fast path from idea to publishable video, replacing manual keyframing with guided, editable sequences tailored to your narrative. Timing previews help tighten pacing before export and avoid rework.

AI Characters with Consistent Looks

Pick photoreal or stylized AI actors and keep appearances consistent across scenes and episodes. Define outfits, props, and expressions once, then reuse them as you expand a series. MagicLight maintains eye-lines, poses, and proportions so edits and retakes match earlier shots. You can swap actors mid-project without breaking style, making it practical to localize or personalize content. The result is familiar, on-brand characters without reshoots or rigs.

Translation, Dubbing & Captions

Turn one master video into many languages with auto translation and subtitle timing aligned to speech. Swap voices, adjust terms, and approve key lines before render to protect nuance. Captions improve accessibility and search, while style controls keep typography and layout on brand. This reduces reliance on external voiceover vendors and makes simultaneous multi-market releases realistic for small teams. Update the source once and push changes to localized versions without touching timelines.

AI Video Agent for Edits

Ask the AI Video Agent to shorten a scene, add a cutaway, or emphasize a line, and it makes structured edits without breaking continuity. Because the agent understands the project’s characters and settings, changes carry through related shots automatically. You can request alternates, compare versions, and accept just the pieces you like. This conversational layer removes tedious timeline hunting and helps non-editors achieve clean, consistent revisions.

Templates, Assets & Rights

Start from genre templates for explainers, kids’ stories, ads, and tutorials, then drop in your logos, colors, and imagery. Built-in libraries provide backgrounds and props, while uploads keep brand visuals central. Exports include captions and aspect-ratio variants for YouTube, Shorts, and social. Clear usage terms and project organization reduce rework during reviews, letting teams ship repeatable series with reliable quality and fewer one-off design detours.