ToonBee — Turn Any Story Into an AI Cartoon Video
Type an idea or paste a script. ToonBee writes the scenes, keeps one cast from the first shot to the last, adds narration and music, and hands you a finished video, all in your browser.
One-click video with ToonBee 1.0. Skip the steps: it plans the shots, narrates and scores the whole video in one pass, at any length.
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What you can make with ToonBee
Story videos
Narrated, multi-scene
Give ToonBee a topic or your own script. It breaks the story into scenes, draws them in the art style you pick, voices the narration and adds a soundtrack. Keep scenes as illustrated stills or animate the ones you choose, 3 to 15 seconds each.
Cartoon clips
One shot, 4–30 seconds
Describe a single shot, or start from a picture, and render it on video models such as Kling, Seedance, MiniMax and Wan. Pick the model, length and size; the credit cost updates as you change them.
ToonBee 1.0
One prompt, whole film
Our own video agent. Write one prompt, set a length from 15 seconds up, and it plans and renders the whole film for you.
Watch finished ToonBee videos
Each of these began as a short script and came out as a complete video: narration, music, and the same characters from the opening scene to the end. Turn the sound on.
Human Curiosity
A documentary-style short: the narration carries the idea, the animated scenes carry the eye.
Jonah and the Fish
A retold story with a recurring cast who look like themselves in every scene.
Atlantis
An invented world built scene by scene, with its own narration and score.
Savannah Summer
A children's story with one hero who stays recognisable all the way through.
My Best Friend Max
Two characters, several scenes, one consistent look, in well under a minute.
Tom's Story
A whole story with a beginning, middle and end, sized for Shorts and Reels.
How ToonBee works
- 1
Start with words
Type a one-line idea or paste a full script. Write it yourself for full control, or let ToonBee draft the script and edit it before anything renders.
- 2
Check the plan and the price
ToonBee shows the scene breakdown and what each step costs in credits. Choose a style, fix any scene that reads wrong, and decide which scenes should move.
- 3
Render and download
Pictures, voice and music are put together into one video you can download. If a render fails, its credits go back to your balance automatically.
ToonBee pricing, up front
Every new account starts with 100 free credits. After that, choose a monthly plan from $39 a month ($19.50 a month billed yearly), or buy a one-time credit pack from $49.
- The credit cost of every step is on screen before you confirm it.
- Failed renders refund their credits automatically.
- Credit packs are a single payment, and their credits never expire.
- Plans cancel from the billing portal: the next renewal simply stops.
- Commercial use is included on every plan and pack.
Already use ToonBee?
Log in with Google or with your email to pick up your projects, characters and credit balance where you left them.
ToonBee questions, answered
What is ToonBee?
ToonBee is an AI cartoon video maker that runs in your browser. You give it an idea or a script, and it produces a narrated cartoon video with consistent characters, in styles that range from 3D animation and anime to comic book and watercolor.
Is ToonBee free?
Creating a ToonBee account is free and comes with 100 credits, enough for a first short clip. Writing a story script and browsing the styles cost nothing; pictures, animation and narration use credits.
How much does ToonBee cost?
Monthly plans: Basic $39 a month (5,000 credits), Pro $69 a month (10,000 credits), Max $119 a month (20,000 credits). Paying yearly brings the entry plan down to $19.50 a month. One-time credit packs run from $49 for 4,000 credits to $249 for 30,000.
Is ToonBee a subscription or a one-time payment?
Either. Plans renew monthly or yearly and refill your credits every month. Credit packs are a single payment, and those credits never expire. There is no lifetime plan.
How much does one video cost in credits?
It depends on what you render. A five-second clip costs 65 to 200 credits depending on the model and size. A story video is charged step by step: 15 credits per scene picture, about 0.11 credits per second of narration, and 38 credits per second for any scene you animate. You see the total before you start.
How do I log in to ToonBee?
Open the ToonBee login page and sign in with Google, or with your email and password. If you have forgotten the password, choose “Forgot password?” and a reset link is sent to your email.
Is there a ToonBee app to download?
There is nothing to download or install. ToonBee runs in the web browser on Mac, Windows and Linux, and the rendering happens in the cloud, so you do not need a powerful computer.
Is ToonBee legit?
Prices are published on the pricing page before you buy, checkout is handled by Stripe, every generation shows its credit cost before it runs, and failed renders are refunded automatically. Plans can be cancelled at any time from the billing portal.
How long can a ToonBee video be?
A single clip runs 4 to 30 seconds depending on the model. ToonBee 1.0, our video agent, renders a finished film of any length you ask for, from 15 seconds up.
Can I use ToonBee videos commercially?
Yes, on every plan and every credit pack: client work, monetised YouTube channels, ads, courses and products you sell.
Which AI models does ToonBee use?
Frontier video models such as Kling, Seedance, MiniMax and Wan, plus ToonBee 1.0, our own agent for full-length films. You can pick the model for each clip.
Make your first ToonBee video
Sign up free, get 100 credits, and turn one idea into a cartoon today.