Your story.
Their texts.
Gameplay below.

One exported video uses 50 credits, whatever its length or quality. Writing, editing and previewing are free and unlimited. Credits are added to your store account after payment and do not expire while the site is running.

You can buy one of three packs, or choose your own amount between 300 and 10,000 credits. Current prices, including the price per credit of each pack, are on the Pricing page. Checkout is handled by Shopify, and taxes are calculated there. There is no subscription.

Your browser renders the video on your own device, computer or phone, frame by frame, and saves it there. Your script is never uploaded. Keep the editor tab open until the progress bar finishes. On a phone, keep the screen on too: the editor asks the phone to stay awake, and a phone pauses rendering while the tab is in the background.

It works in recent Chrome, Edge and Firefox, in Safari 26 and newer (iPhone and iPad need iOS 26), and in Chrome and Samsung Internet on Android. The editor checks before you export: if a browser cannot make video files, it says so first and nothing is charged. Apps like TikTok and Instagram open links in their own browser, which often blocks saving files, so open the page in Safari or Chrome to export.

It depends on your device and on how long the conversation is. The editor shows a live estimate while it works. 1080p at 30 fps is the fastest option. 4K at 60 fps draws eight times as many pixels per second, so it takes several times longer. There is no time limit: a long 4K render simply runs until it is done.

Nothing is charged. Credits are only taken after the video file has been created, and each video is charged once, even if the connection drops and the charge is retried. A render that fails, that you cancel, or that stops because the tab was closed costs 0 credits. If your balance runs out while a video renders, the finished file waits in the editor until you top up, and on most browsers it is still there after a reload.

Vertical 9:16 MP4 (H.264): 2160 x 3840 at 60 fps for 4K, or 1080 x 1920 at 30 fps for 1080p. A phone that cannot encode 4K makes 1080 x 1920 at 60 fps instead and tells you before and after. A browser without an H.264 encoder makes WebM, and the editor says so. The chat and text are drawn at the full export resolution; the gameplay backgrounds come in at 1080p. The video ends once the last message has been on screen for its reading time.

Only to export. It is the same customer account you use to check out in this store, so there is no separate password.