TikTok

AI TikTok video generator

Scenes AI turns a written idea into a vertical TikTok: 1080x1920, hook-first pacing, animated captions burned in, AI voiceover and an original music track. Because it builds reference sheets for your characters first, a recurring character looks the same in every video you post — which is what turns a set of clips into an account people follow.

A short made with Scenes AI: Apple with cute face is singing his sad story angrily
Short Apple with cute face is singing his sad story angrily

How it is structured

  1. Hook
  2. setup
  3. rising
  4. twist
  5. payoff
  6. call to action

The script is written to this shape, and you approve it before anything is generated.

Built for the format

  • Vertical 1080x1920 output, the native TikTok frame.
  • Captions default to a bold word-by-word style, sized up and centred so the platform interface does not cover them.
  • Pacing follows a hook-first structure rather than a slow build.
  • An original music track, generated for your video and ducked under the narration.

Recurring characters, not one-offs

Most AI video tools give you a clip. The harder problem for a TikTok account is the twentieth clip: the character who was in the first one needs to be recognisably the same person. Scenes AI generates a four-view character sheet up front and reuses it in every scene and every later episode, so a format can actually recur.

No camera, no face

Everything is generated — visuals, voice and music — so there is nothing to film and nobody has to appear on screen. If you would rather use a real face or a real product, you can upload photos and they become the reference instead.

What it costs

Pay as you go: one credit is one US dollar, with no subscription and no expiry. A video costs the clips, one generated still per scene, the narration and one music track — and you approve a scrubbable preview before any clips are bought, so you never pay for a cut you have not seen.

FAQ

TikTok questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Visit help and support or email hello@usescenes.com and a human will reply.

Vertical 1080x1920, which is TikTok's native frame. Widescreen, square, portrait and ultrawide are also available if you are repurposing the same project elsewhere.