AI anime maker for images, characters, photos, and short videos
Generate a 1024 × 1024 anime image from text, turn a photo into a new anime illustration, or create a 6–30 second clip from a prompt and optional reference frame.
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Free starter access
10 free credits for testing standard image generation after sign-up
Text to anime image
Describe the subject, setting, style, lighting, and composition
Photo to anime
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP photo to guide a new illustration
6–30 second video
Start from text or add a reference frame for visual direction
AI Anime Video Examples
Explore finished anime motion studies built around character action, camera movement, lighting, and atmosphere. Open any case to reuse its prompt, adjust the duration or framing, and develop it into your own short scene.
AI Anime Image Examples
Browse character portraits, fantasy worlds, emotional keyframes, and cinematic compositions. Each case includes a focused prompt you can reuse, rewrite, or combine with your own subject and visual direction.
Give each idea the right starting point.
Use a focused workspace for text-to-image, photo conversion, character design, or image-to-video. Clear inputs make the first result easier to inspect and improve.
Prompt to image
Build one readable scene
Describe who or what appears, where the scene takes place, the visual style, the lighting, and the camera framing. One clear moment is easier to refine than a prompt with several competing events.
Reference workflow
Use photos and frames with a purpose
Add a reference when identity, pose, clothing, or composition already matters. Use the prompt to explain what should change, such as the anime treatment, background, mood, or motion.
Image to video
Plan one motion for each clip
Short clips work best with one subject, one action, and one camera direction. Review the starting frame first, because unclear anatomy or composition can carry into the generated motion.
Make anime in three focused passes.
Choose the final format before writing the prompt. Generate one clear direction, inspect the largest problem, and change one important instruction before trying again.
Choose the output
Define one useful result
Decide whether you need a square illustration, an original character, a photo interpretation, or a short clip. The intended use helps determine the right tool, aspect ratio, and level of detail.
Prepare the input
Write the scene or add a reference
Name the subject, setting, style, lighting, mood, and composition. Add a clear photo or frame only when visible details such as identity, pose, clothing, or layout need to guide the generation.
Review and refine
Keep the strongest direction
Check anatomy, facial identity, framing, background details, and motion. Change one instruction at a time, then download the best result or use it as the reference for the next generation.
Choose a plan by how much you create.
New accounts receive 10 starter credits for standard images. Pro adds advanced image access and 1,000 monthly credits; Unlimited adds unlimited images and 3,000 video seconds each month.
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Pro
$39.90/mo
Get advanced image generation and 1,000 credits every month. Use them for images or for up to 1,000 requested video seconds at 1 credit per second.
Pro includes 1,000 credits every month for images or video seconds
Starter
Create an account and receive 10 credits valid for 30 days. Standard images normally use 1 credit, while video generation and advanced image models require a paid plan.
$0
Unlimited
Generate unlimited images and receive 3,000 seconds of AI video each month. The video allowance resets monthly, and the subscription renews until canceled.
$99.99/mo
Subscription plans renew automatically until canceled. Credits expire 30 days after they are granted. Taxes, if any, are shown at checkout.
What to know before you generate.
What is Anime Maker?
Anime Maker is a browser-based collection of AI anime tools. You can create 1024 × 1024 images from text, turn photos into newly generated anime illustrations, develop character and comic concepts, or make 6–30 second videos from a prompt and optional reference frame.
Can I use Anime Maker for free?
Yes. A new account receives 10 starter credits that expire after 30 days. A standard image normally costs 1 credit, so the starter balance is intended for testing focused image prompts. Video generation and advanced image models require an active paid plan.
Can Anime Maker turn photos into anime?
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP file on the Photo to Anime page and describe the linework, colors, lighting, and background you want. The model generates a new square illustration based on the reference, so small facial, clothing, and background details can change.
How does anime video generation work?
Paid users can create 6–30 second clips at 480p or 720p. Start from text, or add a JPG, PNG, or WebP reference frame when the character or composition matters. Each requested second uses 1 credit. If a task fails, the service attempts to return the credits automatically; contact support if the balance does not update.
What should I include in an anime prompt?
Start with one subject and one scene. Add the subject's appearance or action, the setting, anime treatment, lighting, mood, and camera framing. For video, include one main motion and one camera direction. Specific visual instructions are more useful than long story summaries.
Will a reference image keep every detail identical?
No. A reference can guide identity, pose, clothing, color, or composition, but the model creates new pixels rather than copying the source exactly. Review faces, hands, text, accessories, and backgrounds before publishing or using a result as the next reference.
Turn one clear idea into your first anime image.
Create an account to receive 10 starter credits valid for 30 days. Begin with one subject, one scene, and a specific visual direction, then refine the result that comes closest to your goal.
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