How we make these

Made with it

No hand editing: story, models, animation, voice, captions, sound and edit, all by the plugin.

• The lever Watch · Play
• The Taipei 101 damper Watch · Play
• Heavy or light pendulum Watch · Play
• Newton's cradle Watch · Play
• The click pen Watch · Play
• Why a bike wheel ticks Watch · Play
• The Falkirk Wheel Watch · Play
• Big Ben's pennies Watch · Play
• The toilet cistern Watch · Play
• The door lock Watch · Play
• The zipper Watch · Play
• The tape measure Watch · Play
• The mechanical watch Watch · Play
• The car engine Watch · Play
• The combination lock Watch · Play
• The jet engine Watch · Play
• The fridge Watch · Play
• Pulleys Watch · Play

How it works

1. 1You give it an idea

   "Make a short about why a bike wheel ticks." It asks a few questions, then writes the story.

2. 2You approve the story

   On a clean page: every beat, its narration line, how long it takes to say, and honesty badges.

3. 3You approve real stills

   Each shot is built in Blender and rendered as a still before anything moves.

4. 4It builds and checks

   Narration, the 3D scene from code, motion solved by physics, then checks on every frame.

5. 5You get a finished MP4

   1080×1920 with voice, captions, recorded sound effects, and the title, description and hashtags.

What creators get

• Your hard rules, kept. Say them once ("no people on screen", "no music") and every short shows how it keeps them, with checks where they can be checked.
• Checks that catch what you'd miss. Parts passing through each other, floating objects, flicker, missing textures and black frames, on every frame, before you see it.
• Honest by design. Every number needs a source; slowed or simplified shots carry a badge; myths get cut.
• Your voice, your look. Free local voices, ElevenLabs, or your own voice tool; your brand colours, fonts, handle and end card, or a fresh look per short.
• Real physics. Pendulums, levers, ratchets and contact chains are solved or simulated, not keyframed by eye.
• A real Blender project. Every short comes with its .blend file and the readable script that built it.