
Video-creation agent for animation...
If the direction is still open, ask the agent to discuss style and characters before a formal storyboard, rather than generating a finished film at once. If you already have a script or shot list, paste it and say the wording should stay. The version you pick enters the project context, and later generations continue from it. The agent organizes media, builds the timeline, and calls models, while you still choose the key shots. Footage shot outside can be imported so only the missing parts are generated. A Skill stores a stable method so the next similar video does not start from a blank explanation. It fits people finishing a first short, small brands making ad tests, and teams that keep revising characters and shots.
Flova is a video-creation agent for animation and film. You describe the piece in everyday language or upload text, images, video, and audio as references. The agent moves through script, storyboard, image, video, and audio generation, then timeline assembly, and keeps revising from your feedback. The project remembers the current script, shots, media, and edit. Habits and workflow can be saved as a Skill and reused. Besides the chat, you can generate in the workspace and work with the agent on the same screen.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Chat through to a cut
Describe the goal in language or upload text, images, video, and audio, and the agent handles script, storyboard, generation, and the timeline.
Project memory of versions
The current script, shots, media, and edit are recorded, and the version you select becomes the start of later generations.
Reusable Skills
Write taste, habits, and production steps into a Skill, then view, edit, and run it again in this project or a later one.
Workspace edits beside the agent
Besides chat instructions, you can generate and edit in the workspace and collaborate with the agent on the same screen.
An independent maker finishes a short
The maker uses chat to settle character and style, then generates the storyboard and shots, keeping the chosen version in the project.
A small brand tests an ad
A marketer uploads a product image and selling points, has the agent assemble test ads, and picks one version after comparing them.
Fill gaps in existing footage
A short-film team imports footage already shot and asks the agent to generate only the missing shots onto the timeline.
No fixed order is required. You can explore style and character images first and bring the chosen results into the storyboard later, or storyboard first and generate media after. Assets made outside Flova can be imported so only the missing parts are generated. Each step can keep several versions, and later planning continues from the one you select.
A Skill stores how this kind of video should be made, including workflow, storyboard rules, and how prompts are written. It can be viewed, edited, and given to the agent again later. One prompt only covers the task in front of you. Try a taste in the current project before saving it. Story direction and key shots still stay with you.
Paste the script, synopsis, or shot list and say in the prompt that the wording should not be rewritten. The docs treat that as a constraint you must state, not as an automatic lock. Your edits and final choices are stored in the project context. You can also stay in discussion and generate pictures only after the direction is confirmed.
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