GuangheAI
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AI Drama Generator
Guanghe AI turns a story, script, or novel chapter into episodic micro-drama—consistent cast, cliffhanger pacing, and native 9:16 clips built for binge feeds.
The same traits audiences binge for—now in your production desk.
Every episode ends on a hook. Pace for the swipe so one cliffhanger pulls viewers into the next part—instead of letting them scroll away.
Your leads stay the same people across every episode—the same face, wardrobe, and chemistry—so a multi-part drama reads as one series, not unrelated clips.
Romance, revenge, billionaire, period, time travel. Name the genre and art style—tone, lighting, and stakes shift to match tropes audiences already binge.
Drama-first formats—adapted from the workflows teams already ship on vertical platforms.
Episodic short-form drama, AI-directed—hooks between parts so viewers binge the next cut.
Direct multi-scene stories worth re-watching, with locked cast and world tone across the arc.
On-trend vertical clips for every feed—native 9:16, paced for swipe and muted autoplay.
On-brand mini-dramas that hide the pitch inside a story people actually finish.
Paste a chapter or plot and turn manuscript scenes into watchable vertical drama.
Build leads once; keep the same face, wardrobe, and chemistry across a whole season.
Cut cinematic teaser moments—stakes, reveal, cliffhanger—ready to stitch into a trailer reel.
Explain a product or idea through a short narrative beat instead of a flat talking head.
Sample looks from Guanghe AI—swipe the rail to browse more clips.
You bring the plot. Guanghe AI builds the episodes, the cast, and the shots.
Start from a logline, a full script, or a chapter to adapt. Guanghe AI structures it into scenes and shots—so a story becomes serial vertical drama without a writers’ room or a full shoot.
See tutorial →Lock your leads as digital assets—from description or reference—and the same cast carries every episode. Character consistency is what lets a micro-drama run for ten parts and still feel like one show.
See tutorial →Every cut renders native 9:16 for the feed. Direct dialogue-led, emotion-first shots; stitch an episode ready for voiceover and captions on muted autoplay—post-ready, not raw scraps.
See tutorial →Set genre and visual style when you create the project. Lock world tone—lighting, camera language, and stakes—so slow-burn romance, boardroom betrayal, or period intrigue each get the look audiences expect.
See tutorial →The production desk behind every episode—from script to locked takes.
Upload a script or chapter; AI breaks out scenes, INT/EXT marks, and cast lists.
Tutorial →Set genre, art style, and camera language as global constraints before assets.
Tutorial →Generate and lock cast, sets, and props so faces stay consistent across shots.
Tutorial →Attach assets, tune prompts, render multi-takes, lock winners shot by shot.
Tutorial →Shot-level 9:16 clips from text and references—framing, motion, and emotion.
Features →Push, pull, pan, track, and follow in the prompt so a few seconds carry narrative rhythm.
Tutorial →Preview in order, then stitch a vertical cut with required AI labeling.
Tutorial →Call leading video engines with failover so one upstream blip doesn’t stop the desk.
Models →Guanghe AI is API-call based—route drama shots through leading registered video models.
Primary
High-motion vertical drama clips—expressions and camera moves for short-form narrative.
Routing
Switch across leading video generators when you need capacity or a different look.
Reliability
If an upstream dips, traffic moves—failed generations refund usage automatically.
Directing a micro-drama takes three steps.
Type a logline, upload a script, or paste a chapter. Add a cast reference when you want leads locked from the start.
Choose genre, art style, episode/shot length, and vertical format. Lock world tone so every later shot stays on-brand.
Render multi-take shots in the workbench, lock winners, stitch the vertical cut—ready for the feed.
Ship episodic verticals with a locked cast and look—without booking a full shoot for every cliffhanger.
Turn a story you’ve been carrying into a binge-able micro-drama, episode by episode.
Adapt a chapter so readers can watch the scene—not only imagine it.
Produce branded mini-dramas that hide the pitch inside a story people actually finish.
Guanghe AI is a production pipeline that turns a story or script into vertical short-drama clips: parse scenes, lock cast & world, generate shot-level takes, then stitch export—native 9:16, typically 5–15s 1080P.
Yes. Structure multi-scene projects, keep the same locked cast across parts, and pace each cut with a hook so viewers binge the next episode.
Upload a script or paste a chapter. AI breaks out scenes and cast; you lock style and assets, then generate and stitch the vertical drama.
Yes. Lock character assets once and cite them on every shot so face, wardrobe, and chemistry stay consistent across a whole series.
Romance, revenge, urban, period, suspense, time travel, brand story, and more. Set genre and art style at project create, then lock world tone for global look.
Bring a story, lock genre/style and cast assets, then generate multi-take shots and stitch export. See the three-step How to section or the full illustrated tutorial.
No full crew or location day for every cliffhanger. You still direct shot-by-shot—with assets, multi-take locking, and ordered export—at the pace a vertical platform demands.
Open the illustrated tutorial—five steps from script parse to stitch export, with real UI screenshots.
Log in to create projects, or browse the illustrated tutorial first.
Log in to Studio → View tutorial