NovelToVideo AI

What novel and script to video tools accept as source text

Intake desk · 29 tools · 6 checkpoints · checked 2026-09-25

What novel and script to video tools take in

This register reads the intake side of 29 tools that turn a script, a story or a novel into video or storyboards: which files they accept, how long a source may be, which languages it may be written in, what they extract, whether that can be edited first, and how reading it is billed. As of 2026-09-25.

1The pile on the desk

One cover sheet per tool, in alphabetical order, stamped with what its own pages say about the way in: how the text arrives, any length limit, any named source languages, what it pulls out of the text, and whether that breakdown can be edited before anything is generated. An unstamped line means the pages say nothing.

  1. Intake no. 01AI Drama Generatorstory box with an 8,000 counterText box onlyCounter on the boxEpisodes and scenesEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  2. Intake no. 02Arcloopscript upload, excerpts, chat logsUpload, types unnamedStory beatsReceived 2026-09-25
  3. Intake no. 03Crreo AIpasted scripts, a verbatim modeText box onlyReceived 2026-09-25
  4. Intake no. 04DramaSoscripts, links and clipsLinks or media tooStory beatsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  5. Intake no. 05Drawstoryscreenplays up to 100 pagesUpload, types unnamedLimit in pagesCast and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  6. Intake no. 06Elser AIUpload Text and a 6,000 counterUpload, types unnamedCounter on the boxScenes or shotsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  7. Intake no. 07Frameo.AIpasted stories and scriptsText box onlyScenes or shotsReceived 2026-09-25
  8. Intake no. 08HeyGen AI Movie Makera screenplay or a one-line ideaText box onlyCast and scenesEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  9. Intake no. 09Higgsfield AI Movie Makerscenes directed one at a timeNot statedEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  10. Intake no. 10Katalistwritten or imported scriptsUpload, types unnamedCast and scenesEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  11. Intake no. 11LTX Studio.txt only, any languageFile types namedAny language, English outCast, places, propsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  12. Intake no. 12M Studiobriefs and screenplay PDFsFile types namedScenes or shotsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  13. Intake no. 13MagicLightscripts up to 12,000 charactersText box onlyLimit in charactersCast and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  14. Intake no. 14Mootionprompts, files, links, mediaLinks or media tooLimit in charactersReceived 2026-09-25
  15. Intake no. 15Novi AIpasted ideas, scripts, novelsText box onlyCast and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  16. Intake no. 16OpenArtloglines, scripts, pasted chaptersText box onlyEpisodes and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  17. Intake no. 17Pexoany text, PDF or a URLFile types namedScenes or shotsReceived 2026-09-25
  18. Intake no. 18Pippit.txt, .docx or pasted textFile types namedCast and scenesEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  19. Intake no. 19Pixmaxscripts up to 100,000 wordsUpload, types unnamedLimit in wordsCast and scenesEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  20. Intake no. 20PopShort AIscripts and novels into a canvasUpload, types unnamedCast, places, propsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  21. Intake no. 21Revid AItyped scripts or a linkLinks or media tooReceived 2026-09-25
  22. Intake no. 22SceneMixerpaste, .txt, .docx and .mdFile types namedLimit in charactersTwo languages namedCast, places, propsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  23. Intake no. 23Story.comgenerated or imported scriptsUpload, types unnamedLanguages namedReceived 2026-09-25
  24. Intake no. 24Storyboarder.aiPDF, FDX, Fountain, Word, TXTFile types namedLimit in pagesAny languageScenes or shotsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  25. Intake no. 25StoryShortchapters, scripts, premisesText box onlyCounter on the boxLanguages namedCast and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  26. Intake no. 26Toonkitplain-text manuscriptsText box onlyCast and scenesReceived 2026-09-25
  27. Intake no. 27Topview Drama Studioideas, outlines, scripts, chaptersUpload, types unnamedCast, places, propsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  28. Intake no. 28TrendShortpasted scripts and outlinesLinks or media tooScenes or shotsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25
  29. Intake no. 29Vivideologlines, outlines, full scriptsText box onlyScenes or shotsEdit before renderReceived 2026-09-25

2Checkpoints answered

Vendors answering each checkpointTallied from the register. A checkpoint left unanswered is recorded as such, not filled in.Vendors answering each checkpointAccepted formats2828Length ceiling99Input languages55Automatic extraction2424Editable before generation2727Re-parse billing88
Fig. 1 Tallied from the register. A checkpoint left unanswered is recorded as such, not filled in.
Tools whose own pages answer each checkpoint, of 29, checked 2026-09-25.
CheckpointAnsweredNothing stated
Accepted formats281
Length ceiling920
Input languages524
Automatic extraction245
Editable before generation272
Re-parse billing821

Inclusion rule. The 29 tools in the intake register; a checkpoint counts as answered when the vendor's pages state anything on it. Order. The order the checkpoints appear on every intake record.

3Why the intake side

A manuscript meets a tool before a single frame is made. If the file type is refused, the chapter is too long for the box, or the tool rewrites the dialogue on the way in, nothing downstream matters. The vendors write these limits in different places, a FAQ line, a counter under a text box, a plan table, and in different units.

The register collects them in one place with the wording and the page. Output length, finished-video languages and plan prices are outside it; this is only about what goes in.

4What the register shows

Every tool names a way in, but only six name file types. Eight state a length limit of some kind, in four different units. Five say anything about the language of the source, and sixteen describe a breakdown that can be changed before paid generation starts.

5Nine doors into the register

Come in by tool if you already have one open, by checkpoint if the question is about files, length or language, or through the questions if you have a manuscript in hand and want to know where it fits.

  • Intake — What 29 novel-to-video and script-to-video tools accept as source…
  • Data — Every statement behind NovelToVideo AI's intake register as one CSV…
  • Intake rankings — Five rankings of AI video tools by what their intake pages state…
  • What goes in — Four pages on the tools a manuscript meets: what each one's pages…
  • Checkpoints — The six intake checkpoints, each read across every tool…
  • Two intakes — Two tools at a time across all six checkpoints, with the places…
  • Asked — The questions writers ask before uploading, answered…
  • Lexicon — Terms that recur on upload boxes, FAQs and plan tables, defined…
  • Primers — Short guides to getting a manuscript ready for a novel or script…