Exporting for YouTube, Shorts and TikTok: specs, subtitles and chapters
How to export an Animey episode for YouTube, Shorts and TikTok: 16:9 1080p at 24 fps, −14 LUFS audio, a 9:16 cut, SRT and VTT subtitles and chapters.
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Notes on making anime series with AI
The Animey blog explains how to make an original anime series with AI, from the first character sheet to the exported episode. Every article is written by the Animey team, dated, and checked against how the product actually works.
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Giving a character a voice: library voices, designed voices, and why we never clone
How Animey voices anime characters: licensed library voices, voices designed from a description, emotions per line, and why there is no cloning.
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Shots, cameras and pacing for 5-second clips
How to direct AI anime in shots of 5 to 10 seconds: shot sizes, angles and camera moves, how much dialogue fits in a shot, and how to pace a scene.
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Copyright, likeness and AI anime: what you may and may not create
What Animey lets you create and what it refuses, from original characters to real people and existing franchises, and where the law on AI output stands in 2026.
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Anime art styles explained, in generic terms
The eight art styles of Animey in plain craft terms, line, shading, palette and light, with what each one suits and why none imitates anyone.
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Writing an episode outline that generates well
How to write the premise and shape the outline of an AI anime episode so that every scene becomes shots that work, within Animey’s real limits.
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Keeping a character consistent across shots: why reference sheets beat prompts
Why a text prompt alone makes AI anime characters drift, and how an approved six-view reference sheet keeps the same face and outfit in every shot.
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How to make an anime episode with AI in one afternoon
A step-by-step plan for a one-minute original anime episode with Animey, from the series bible to the rendered file, with every credit cost.
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About this blog
- Who writes the Animey blog?
- The Animey team: the people who build Animey, an AI anime studio by Softforge Digital. Articles describe the product as it works on the date shown and are updated when it changes.
- Where do the numbers in the articles come from?
- From Animey’s own prices and settings, dated in each article. Figures that only real usage can give, such as how often a reference sheet is redrawn before approval, are marked as coming after launch instead of being estimated.
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