Plotr Movie

Turn cuts into AI video and edit them on the timeline.

Turn your finished cuts into AI video, stitch them on a timeline, and export a single MP4. Cuts made in any format — webtoon, panel comic, or video — become video as long as they have an image.

  1. Open Plotr Movie

    Open ‘Plotr Movie’ from the sidebar. If you don't have cut images yet, make the cuts first — cuts made as webtoon or panel comic can also become video.

    Worth noting: Only cuts that have an image can become video. In text-conti (pre-image) state, use ‘Go make cuts’ to generate the cut images first, then come back.

  2. Generate video from a cut

    Pick a cut, choose an engine and length, then generate. Engines: ‘Plotr Movie’ (720p), ‘Plotr Movie HD’ (1080p), ‘Plotr Movie PV’ (1080p, with audio), plus ‘Kling’ and ‘Seedance’; length is 4 or 8 seconds. Do many cuts at once with ‘Batch generate’.

    Worth noting: Video generation is also submitted in the background — it fills in as it finishes, so no need to wait. Note the ‘Plotr Movie’ tiers (Veo) only generate at 16:9 or 9:16, so if your cut has a different ratio the sides or top/bottom widen. To keep the original ratio, choose Kling or Seedance.

  3. Refine on the timeline

    On the timeline below, split clips (‘Split’), change speed, reverse, and add fade in/out. Reorder clips by dragging. ‘Merge’ rejoins a continuous range from the same source.

  4. Add global captions

    ‘Global captions’ aren't tied to one cut — they're timed against the full video length. Use them to carry one line across several cuts. For a caption that stays inside a single cut, use the per-cut ‘Captions’.

  5. Sound effects and voice

    Pick sounds from the ‘SFX Library’ (CC0, free for commercial use), and use ‘Generate voice’ to have an AI voice read a cut's narration or dialogue — just choose one of the preset voices. Added SFX and voice are mixed into the video on export.

    Worth noting: Voice generation is for paid plans only. SFX library files can't be downloaded on their own — they're mixed in when you export the video.

  6. Export as MP4

    Press ‘Export MP4’ at the top right to get a single file with the timeline, captions, SFX, and voice all combined. Set the aspect ratio up front with ‘Ratio’ at the top.

What's next?

Stuck somewhere in the app? Ask Pong at the bottom-right — it walks you through it based on your current screen.