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Write the episode: start with your premise or script, then refine the dialogue, action, and final reveal.
AI micro-drama generator
Create your own micro-drama series with AI.
Turn your story into short drama episodes with EasyVid. Develop the script, create your cast, direct each scene, and add character voices in one place. From a slow-burn romance to a family secret, make a series viewers want to follow.
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[@Mara and @Ellis under flickering deck lights at @Ferry_Dock, @Ticket visible in her hand]
<Ellis> You bought that ticket tomorrow. That means tonight already happened.
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Short episodes. A continuing story.
What is a micro-drama?
A micro-drama is a scripted series told in short episodes, often one to two minutes long and framed vertically for phones. Each episode moves a continuing story forward, with recurring characters and an unresolved question that invites viewers back.
With EasyVid, you can take that format from an episode script to a storyboard, then generate the visuals and voices. Review each scene as you shape the story into a finished video.
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[Medium two-shot of @Mara and @Ellis under flickering deck lights, @Ticket visible in @Mara's hand]
<Ellis> You bought that ticket tomorrow. That means tonight already happened.
<Mara> Then why do I remember buying it?
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How to make a micro-drama series with EasyVid
Produce one episode at a time, with a clear opening, an emotional turn, and a reason to watch the next installment. Review the script and storyboard before generating the finished media.
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Create the cast and world: generate or upload references for your characters, locations, and important props.
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Direct each scene: review the storyboard, adjust the shots, and generate images and video in your chosen format.
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Finish the episode: add character voices, refine timing and captions, then preview and export the video.
Why create your micro-drama with EasyVid?
Give a confession the right voice, a clue its own shot, and a familiar character a recognizable face. EasyVid keeps those creative decisions editable as you build the episode.
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A cast your audience recognizes: give recurring characters a defined look with reference images. Keep their faces, outfits, and important props available while you build the scenes around them.
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Dialogue with a performance: choose voices for your characters and shape the delivery with expressive voice controls. Give the confession, the argument, and the quiet response their own tone.
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Control over the moments that matter: edit the storyboard and regenerate individual shots. Refine a reaction or reveal while keeping the scenes you already like.
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An episode you can finish in one place: bring the script, images, video clips, voices, and captions together in EasyVid. Review the pacing and export a video ready to share.
One cast. Three reasons to keep watching.
Episode 01Episode 02 Episode 03
Think in episodes. Build a series.
An original mystery outline, illustrated with AI storyboard frames. Each episode moves the same story forward and leaves a new question for the next.
Episode 01The hook
The last ferry
Mara arrives at the dock with a ticket dated tomorrow. Ellis recognizes it. He refuses to say why.
Episode 02The reversal
Someone remembers
Ellis admits he sold her the same ticket yesterday. Mara finds her own handwriting on the back: do not board.
Episode 03The cliffhanger
One more passenger
Mara tears up the ticket. The ferry arrives anyway. From the deck, someone with her voice calls her name.
Your first episode can start here.
Use EasyVid as an AI drama script generator when you need a draft, or begin production with a story you have already written.
- A premise: describe the central conflict, the characters, and the ending you want for this episode. Generate a script and make it your own.
- An episode script: paste your draft, turn it into scenes, and review the dialogue and visual action before generating.
- An established series: bring character references and the relevant notes from your series guide. Include what changed last episode and where this one should go.
Keep a small series guide.
Before the next episode, record what your audience already knows. A romance might turn on a promise; a thriller might turn on who has the key. Those details are as important as a familiar face.
- Cast: names, reference images, voice choices, and relationships.
- World: recurring locations, important props, and visual style.
- Continuity: what changed, who knows the secret, and what is still unresolved.
- Next episode: the opening situation, one meaningful change, and the final reveal.
Start with the secret.
A missed ferry. A familiar stranger. A promise someone cannot keep. Turn your first episode idea into a micro-drama with EasyVid.
Make Your Micro-DramaAI Micro-Drama Generator FAQ
A micro-drama, also written microdrama, is a scripted story told through short episodes, often around one to two minutes each. Episodes follow recurring characters and usually end with a question, reveal, or unresolved conflict. Many use vertical video for phone viewing.
Yes. EasyVid brings script writing, character references, storyboards, video generation, and AI voices into one workflow. Build and review each episode, then bring your recurring character references and relevant story notes into the next project.
Both. Use EasyVid as an AI drama script generator by describing your premise, characters, and desired ending. Or start with your own draft and turn it into scenes. Review the adapted script and dialogue before creating images, voices, or video.
Use the same character reference images, descriptions, and voice choices in each episode. Keep a short series guide with names, outfits, locations, and what has happened so far. Supply the relevant details for each new project and review generated shots for continuity.
Develop a romance, family drama, mystery, thriller, or fantasy series in a realistic or animated style. Start with a small cast and one clear conflict. A secret relationship, disputed inheritance, or missing person can give you a story to develop across several short episodes.
One to two minutes is a useful starting point. Leave enough room for dialogue, action, and reactions. Preview the finished pacing and adjust the episode to suit the story, with a clear opening and an ending that leads into the next installment.
Yes. Choose a vertical video format in EasyVid, compose shots for the narrow frame, and review captions before exporting. You can then upload the finished episode to your chosen platform.