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Stickman Animation

Paste a product, an angle or a script, choose a light or dark canvas and a ratio, and Advibly writes a director's proposal for a narrated stick-figure video. You approve the plan, then the opening frames, then the clips. Every clip on this page is a real render from the same stickman pipeline.

Planning is free. Credits are only spent on renders you approve.

The whole thing

Three clips. No visible cuts.

Three ten-second clips, each animated from its own opening frame onto the next clip's frame, so the hand-offs happen inside the shot. The narration, the score and the text overlays were added in the final composition, the same way the template's last step builds yours.

Your product, your script, the same six steps.

Built for real campaigns

What is the Stickman Animation template?

Stick figures are simple. The video should not be. Advibly writes a director's proposal where every ten-second clip carries three timed beats, a camera move and a named hand-off, draws one flat line-art frame per clip, animates each clip so it lands on the next one, then narrates, scores and composes the finished cut.

It is a guided production workflow, not a one-click filter. Planning and review happen before expensive renders, each approval keeps the next stage grounded, and every generated asset remains available for reuse or iteration.

Best for

  • 01Explainers that need to feel fast and clear
  • 02Apps, SaaS and finance, where there is nothing to photograph
  • 03Scroll-stopping organic social, in any brand color
  • 04Scripts and posts you already have and want on screen
How it works

You approve. It renders.

  1. 1

    Pick the theme and the ratio

    A flat white canvas with black figures, or a flat black canvas with white ones. Then 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1. These two are asked rather than guessed, because the polarity and the ratio decide the staging, the camera paths and where an overlay can sit.

  2. 2

    Approve the director's proposal

    One row per clip: its job in the arc, three timed beats, the camera, the sound effects, the narration line, and the exact visible state it hands to the next clip. Up to three accent colors, each with one meaning, with your brand color owning the product and the payoff. Editing it costs nothing.

  3. 3

    Draw the opening frames

    One flat line-art frame per clip. The first renders alone as the style plate, fixing the line weight, head size and proportions, and every other frame is drawn against it. Each frame is also the landing point of the clip before it, so the set is approved as a whole.

  4. 4

    Animate clip to clip

    Every clip animates from its own frame and lands on the next clip's frame, so the transitions execute in camera instead of at a cut. The prompts hold the flat linework, keep the canvas from drifting gray, and forbid any words on screen.

  5. 5

    Narrate, score and compose

    One voiceover per clip, in one voice, each pinned to its clip's start. An instrumental bed follows the emotional turn, the approved overlays are burned in as crisp type, and the optional on-twos pass gives it the snappy limited-animation feel.

Three beats in every ten seconds.

Each clip sets up, escalates and hands off, and you see all of it in the proposal before a frame is drawn.

Light or dark

Two themes. One strict look.

The setup step asks for the canvas before anything is drawn: white with black figures, or black with white. After that the look is locked in the prompts. Faceless figures, one line weight, a flat canvas and no more than three accent colors, each with one job.

  • Theme and ratio (9:16, 16:9 or 1:1) are your choice on the first screen
  • Your brand color becomes an accent and owns the product and the payoff
  • No words inside any frame; on-screen phrases are added as crisp overlays at the end
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Strava
Blue Tokai
The model stack

The right model for each step.

One model writes the proposal, one draws the frames and one animates them, picked by the quality tier you choose on the plan step. The narration and the music are generated separately, so the narrator keeps one voice across every clip.

What you get
  • One finished narrated stick-figure video in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1
  • A director's proposal with timed beats and named transitions
  • One opening frame and one animated clip per ten-second section
  • The narration and the score as separate tracks in your library
  • An editable composition that reopens in the video editor
Gemini 3.8 Flash

Writes the director's proposal: beats, camera, hand-offs and lines

GPT Image 2

Draws each flat line-art opening frame on the default tier

Gemini Omni Flash 1.1

Animates each clip onto the next clip's frame on the default tier

Seedance 2.5

Animates the clips on the Best tier

Hailuo 03 Max

Animates the clips on the Fast tier, the cheapest full cut

xAI TTS

Reads the narration, one line per clip in the voice you pick

MiniMax Music 3

Writes the instrumental bed under the voice

Questions

Good to know.

Why is there no text inside the animation?

Because generation models garble letters. Every frame and clip is rendered word-free, and any on-screen phrase is added by the final composition as crisp type you can move, retime or rewrite in the video editor afterwards.

How do the clips join up so smoothly?

Each clip names the visible state it ends on, and that state is drawn once, as the next clip's opening frame. The clip is then animated from its own frame to that one, so the hand-off happens inside the shot. Landings are close but not frame-exact, so an occasional seam wants a small trim.

Can I use my brand color?

Yes, as one of at most three accents, and it owns the product and the payoff. Colors are only ever named in plain words in the prompts, never as hex codes, because a code in a prompt tends to get rendered on screen as text.

Does my product appear?

Attach a product photo and it is redrawn as a flat line-art prop in the accent color with its logo intact, kept large in the frames that feature it. It is never composited in as a photo: that would break the one flat world the whole video lives in.

Can my AI agent run this instead?

Yes. The same pipeline ships as an agent skill for Claude, Cursor and any MCP client. The template is the no-setup version of it.

Your next stickman video is one proposal away.

Open the template, give it your idea, and approve each step as it lands.

Planning is free. Credits are only spent on renders you approve.