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What is CloudFilm?
CloudFilm turns a written script into one finished film — a fixed cast, every shot pictured and filmed, dialogue and narration voiced, an original score and captions — exported 1080p or 4K, ready to upload.
How it works
- 1Write or paste the script. Any script works: scenes, moments with times, dialogue, a narrator — or CloudFilm's free story template. Long scripts are split into parts.
- 2Approve the cast. Every person, animal, thing and place gets one fixed look that stays the same in every shot. Saved characters can be reused in new films.
- 3Approve every picture. Each shot's first frame is shown before anything is filmed; any picture can be changed or made again.
- 4Make the video and export. Approved pictures are filmed with their own sound, the narrator and characters speak, an original score is added, and one finished film is exported.
What you get
- A cast that never changes: one face, one outfit and one voice per character across the whole film.
- Every word of the script reaches the pictures — nothing is invented on top of the story.
- Narrator, character dialogue, or both, read from the script automatically.
- An original instrumental score timed to the scenes, or your own music.
- Captions in five styles with your choice of font, colour, size and position — exactly as shown in the editor.
- A real editor: timeline with tracks, cuts, titles, narration, your own sound and video clips.
- One film in 29 languages.
- Wide (16:9) or tall (9:16) films in 1080p or 4K.
Who it is for
- YouTube and Instagram storytellers — mythology, devotional, history, kids' stories, true stories, explainers
- Brands and agencies making ads and product films
- Teachers and course makers turning lessons into films
- Writers who want to see their story filmed
What it costs
Your first 15-second film in Full HD is free for every new account — no credit card.
- Starter — $29 for 30 credits (≈ 5m of 1080p or 1m 40s of 4K)
- Pro — $109 for 120 credits (≈ 20m of 1080p or 6m 40s of 4K)
- Studio — $299 for 360 credits (≈ 60m of 1080p or 20m of 4K)
1080p: 1 credit / 10s · 4K: 3 credits / 10s
Credits never expire. You pay for what is made — pictures, voices, music and video — and failed renders are refunded automatically. Prices are shown in your own money in many countries.
29 languages
English, Hindi, Tamil, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Greek.
Formats
Wide 16:9 (YouTube) · Tall 9:16 (Shorts, Reels, TikTok) — in 1080p or 4K.
Who makes it
CloudFilm is made by Enoylity Media Creations LLC. Questions: support@triven.ai.
Questions
What is CloudFilm?
CloudFilm turns a written script into one finished film — a fixed cast, every shot pictured and filmed, dialogue and narration voiced, an original score and captions — exported 1080p or 4K, ready to upload.
How much does CloudFilm cost?
Your first 15-second film in Full HD is free for every new account — no credit card. After that you buy credit packs, from $29 for 30 credits. 1080p: 1 credit / 10s · 4K: 3 credits / 10s. Credits never expire.
Do the characters stay the same in every shot?
Yes. Every person, animal, thing and place in the cast gets one fixed look, and that look is used for every shot of the film.
Can I check the pictures before the video is made?
Yes. You see and approve each shot's first frame before anything is filmed, and you can change or remake any picture.
Does it make full films or only short clips?
Full films. A whole script — scenes, narration and dialogue — becomes one finished film with music and captions. Long scripts are split into parts.
Which languages are supported?
29 languages, including English, Hindi, Tamil, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian and more. One film can be made in several languages.
Which formats and resolutions can I export?
Wide 16:9 (YouTube) and Tall 9:16 (Shorts, Reels, TikTok), in 1080p or 4K.
Who owns the films I make?
You do. Films are private to your account unless you choose to share a link.