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Turn your story into an illustrated video.
Paste what happened. Fuzzframe splits it into scenes, sketches each one in the style you pick, narrates it and exports a Draw My Life–style video for TikTok and Reels. You never write a prompt.
$19/mo locked for life for founding members · No payment today
1 · Your story
Paste a story. Get a storyboard, not a slideshow.
Fuzzframe reads the whole thing, finds the beats — hook, setup, the turn — and decides what each scene should actually show. Not one picture per sentence.
1I have a 9-to-5 job, a SaaS that's already live, and honestly I have no idea if it's going to work. 2I'm Leandros, an Android developer working at a fintech company. 3I've always wanted to build something of my own and have more freedom — work from wherever I want, travel more, stop waiting for weekends. A few months ago I started building software after work. 4I messaged dozens of people about it. Almost everyone ignored my DMs.
Scene 1Hook
“I have a 9-to-5 job, and a SaaS that's already live.”
Office clock, work badge, a live dashboard
ObjectsNo personScene 2Setup
“I'm Leandros. Android developer, working in fintech.”
A simple character introduction
CharacterMain characterScene 3Context
“I've always wanted more freedom.”
An empty table facing the sea
EnvironmentNo personScene 4Problem
“Almost everyone ignored my DMs.”
Unanswered messages, one reply
MessagesNo person
2 · Before anything is drawn
It shows you the plan before it spends a credit.
Every scene gets a short plan in plain words: what it shows, who is in it, how it's framed, what will move. Change anything. Then generate. No more “that's not what I meant.”
Scene 6 · voice-over
“Getting people to actually care about it? Yeah, that part has been destroying me.”
What Fuzzframe understood
- Scene goal
- Show how hard it is to get anyone to care.
- Visual
- A desk covered in the evidence: falling ad results, zero conversions, a message left on Seen, crumpled drafts.
- People
- None. The objects tell it.
- Style
- Rough pencil sketch, your project style.
- Color
- Neutral and earthy, lightly filled.
- Composition
- Top-down, middle 60% of the frame, blank paper above and below.
- Text in image
- Labels only.
- Motion later
- Slow push in. The chart line draws itself down.
Generated scene · v1
3 · The look
Choose the look once. Every scene keeps it.
Pick an art style, a palette, how rough the lines are and how much empty paper to leave. Or upload a few references. Fuzzframe saves it as your project's style bible and every scene follows it.
- Selected
Ugly pencil sketch
Wobbly graphite, visible imperfections.
Clean line drawing
Even black lines, nothing extra.
Colored pencil
Soft fills that don't stay in the lines.
Marker doodle
Thick, bold, a bit loud.
Watercolor sketch
Loose washes under light ink.
Notebook sketch
Ballpoint on ruled paper.
Whiteboard
Two marker colors, great for explainers.
Upload your own
1–5 reference images, used as direction, never copied.
Style bible
Rough pencil, neutral earth tones, lots of paper.
Palette · Neutral / earthy
- #f4f0e8
- #242424
- #a58d73
- #7d8870
- #8497a5
- #c79063
- How much color?
- NoneTiny accentsSelected: Lightly coloredBalancedColorful
- Drawing polish
- Very roughSelected: Rough sketchNaturalCleanPolished
- How often do people appear?
- RarelySelected: Only when necessaryBalancedCharacter-driven
- Empty space
- MinimalBalancedSelected: Spacious
- Text in drawings
- No textSelected: Only labelsHandwritten notes
4 · Voice, motion, export
A real voice. Gentle motion. One clean export.
Edit every line before it's spoken, pick from recommended voices, add a little movement, and export. Each scene has its own audio, so fixing one line never means redoing the video.
Narration that sounds like talking
Conversational scripts, not corporate copy. Natural AI voices, three recommended for your story's tone.
Subtle motion, not a cartoon
Slow zooms, pans, pop-ins and draw-on reveals. Enough to feel alive, never busy.
One export, ready to post
Scene timing follows the narration. Captions are added in the safe area, never baked into the art.
Made with Fuzzframe
Three stories. Three looks. Zero prompts.
A founder story, an explainer and a travel diary, each made from a pasted story and a few choices.
For people with a story, not a studio.
Founders building in public
Turn the messy middle of your journey into something people actually watch to the end.
Teachers and explainers
Whiteboard-style explainers from a lesson outline. Diagrams and objects, not stock footage.
Personal storytellers
A move, a breakup, a career change. Tell it on TikTok without ever showing your face.
Brands with a real story
Product origins and customer case studies that feel hand-made, not like an ad.
Pricing
Waitlist members get Creator for $19/mo, locked forever.
First Story
$9 one-time
- 1 video, up to 90 seconds
- Every art style
- 1080p export, no watermark
Creator
$29 /mo
- 10 videos a month
- Up to 2 minutes each
- All voices, captions
Pro
$49 /mo
- 25 videos a month
- Your own style references
- Priority rendering
Not on sale yet. Waitlist gets first access.
Questions
Do I need to write prompts?
No. You make plain choices — rough sketch, neutral colors, no person, lots of empty space — and Fuzzframe turns them into the prompts. Advanced editing is there if you want it.
Do I need to draw, edit video or show my face?
No, none of those.
Will every scene look like the same artist drew it?
That's what the style bible is for. You set the look once and every scene follows it. You approve a sample frame before anything else is drawn.
What if a scene comes out wrong?
You see the plan before it's drawn, so that's rarer. If it still misses, one tap makes it simpler, sketchier, less colorful or removes a person. Every version is kept.
Can I edit the narration?
Every line, before a voice reads it. If you change a line later, only that scene's audio is redone.
Which formats?
9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts first, exported as a 1080×1920 MP4. 16:9 and 1:1 too.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. Everything you make is yours.
When does it launch?
Waitlist members get access first, in order of signup.
The Draw My Life video you keep putting off