Relora

Script to film, in your browser

Write a story.
Watch a film.

Write a story or paste a script. Relora turns it into a film with moving pictures, a spoken voice and captions.

0 words

Free to start. No card needed.

Styles

One script. Six worlds.

Pick the world your story lives in, then tap it to use it for your film.

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Cinema

Wide frames, wind and water, figures who take their time. For lines that should feel directed.

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Mystery

Fog, lamplight and long coats, with a low score that keeps the tension.

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Daylight

Sun on stone and warm colour. For love stories, travel and open streets.

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Motion

Rain, city lights and speed. For stories that need to keep moving.

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Cartoon

A bright, friendly world that children and adults can watch together.

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Anime

Painted skies and wind in the hair. For youth, letters and quiet feelings.

How it works

Three steps to your film.

  1. 1

    Write

    Type a story, paste a YouTube script, or speak it into the microphone. Relora cuts it into scenes.

  2. 2

    Direct

    Choose a voice, a style, captions and a shape: YouTube 16:9, Shorts 9:16 or square.

  3. 3

    Watch and keep

    Relora plays your film with picture, voice and captions. Download it when you like it.

Voices

A voice for every character.

Warm woman

A close, human voice for letters, dusk and quiet films.

Made for

Your words. Your film.

Storytellers

Bring a story, a poem or a few lines. Relora cuts the scenes, gives each character a voice and plays the picture.

YouTube and Shorts creators

One script becomes a YouTube video, a Short and a square post, with the same voice and look.

Teachers and parents

Turn a lesson, a bedtime story or a class play into a short film everyone wants to watch.

Your first film is free.

Write it, watch it, download it. Plans start at $15 a month when you want more.

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