ToonBee AI Video Generator

ToonBee turns scripts into cartoons. Use our generator below to animate an illustration you already have.

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160 credits
Optional audio
Turn audio generation on or off.
Sample video

Made with Seedance 2.0 Fast on AI Image to Video

What does ToonBee offer?

According to the ToonBee website, its tools cover the script, scenes, sound, and editing.

Script to cartoon

ToonBee builds a storyboard and animated scenes from an idea or script.

Recurring characters

Reuse a character’s appearance across scenes.

Multiple visual styles

Choose a cartoon, 3D, comic-book, or illustrated style.

Voiceover

Generate narration or import your own voice.

Background music

Generate background music to match the mood of a scene.

Timeline editing

Adjust scenes, audio, captions, and timing before export.

A full cartoon or a single clip?

Starting from a script

ToonBee puts scene creation, voiceover, and editing in one place. It is an option when you want to turn a written story into a complete cartoon.

Starting from an image

Our generator starts with your artwork. Tell it how the character or camera should move, then check the result. You can try the same image with another model if the first take is off.

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Sample animations

These clips were made on AI Image to Video with Seedance and MiniMax.

Seedance 2.0 Fast

Red Scarf Alpine Express

A traveler turns toward the valley as her scarf blows in the wind and a train crosses the bridge.

MiniMax H3 Max

Courier on the Sky Rail

A courier waits on a platform above the clouds as a train approaches.

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How to animate your illustration

  1. 1

    Upload an illustration

    Choose an image with a clearly visible character. For your first clip, a simple pose and a quiet background give you fewer moving parts to manage.

  2. 2

    Describe the movement

    Say what should move: a wave, a head turn, or a scarf in the wind. Choose a model, set the clip length and resolution, and check the credit cost.

  3. 3

    Check the result

    Watch for changes to the face, hands, and background. Download a take you like. You can join clips and add narration in a video editor.

Motion prompts for cartoon images

Pair each prompt with a suitable image, or change the subject to match your drawing.

An owl at the chalkboard

The illustrated owl raises one wing toward the chalkboard, blinks once, and nods. Slow camera push-in. Keep the original flat colors, clean outlines, face, and costume. One continuous shot; no new characters or text.

A fox at the window

The small fox looks up as three autumn leaves drift past the cottage window. The camera slides gently to the right. Preserve the watercolor texture, character proportions, and warm palette. No scene cuts or changes of outfit.

A waving robot

The cartoon robot gives one small wave, then settles into its original pose. Locked camera, simple background, soft studio lighting. Preserve its silhouette, colors, and number of fingers. No added lettering or objects.

ToonBee AI video generator FAQ

What is ToonBee AI video generator?

ToonBee turns a script or idea into a cartoon with several scenes, narration, and music. It also has an editor for adjusting the result.

Can I use ToonBee on this website?

No. This is AI Image to Video. The generator runs the model shown in the selector, such as Seedance or Kling. To use ToonBee, visit its own website.

Is ToonBee free?

ToonBee’s FAQ says there is no free version or trial. On this site, new accounts receive 50 credits. Each generation uses credits, and some models require more than the signup balance.

Can I animate a cartoon image here?

Yes. Upload the image and describe what should move. Try a short clip first: even with a reference image, the model may change small details.

Will this create a complete narrated cartoon automatically?

No. This generator makes individual clips. For a longer cartoon, make each scene separately, then add the clips and narration to a video editor.

How can I keep a character recognizable across clips?

Use reference images with the same face, clothes, and colors. Keep the action simple and check each clip before making the next one. The model can still change details between shots.

Animate your own illustration

Upload a drawing and try a small movement, such as a wave or a glance to the side.