One sentence in. This holiday video maker for kids returns a Halloween song, a Thanksgiving story or a Christmas cartoon — same character, same look.
400 free credits to start
Start from one line, paste the Christmas story you already wrote, or turn a holiday rhyme into a song. All three come back as the same animated episode.

You type a holiday and a moment — a pumpkin that lights up, a stocking that moves. KiVi writes the narration, breaks it into scenes, storyboards them and animates the lot.
Start with one sentence
Have a Thanksgiving story or a Christmas lesson already written? Paste it — KiVi casts the characters, keeps them stable and animates every scene.
Paste your story
Start from a built-in rhyme, words you wrote, or one line about a holiday. Two arrangements come back before the song is animated.
Make a holiday songPick a style once and it carries across the whole season — same character, same world. Claymation and Cozy Anime suit the holidays; Cinematic 3D carries a Halloween night.
Want to see them in motion? Open the styles gallery
Three ways in — start from an idea, a story you already wrote, or a song. Every path ends in a finished, subtitled holiday cartoon.

Enter any sentence or idea that inspires you, and select your desired visual style, aspect ratio, and voiceover tone.
Six checks. KiVi on the left, a general AI video tool on the right.
One episode rarely stands alone. These cover the rest of a kids-content workflow.
Handwashing after trick-or-treat fits straight into a seasonal series.
Counting down to Christmas — the same clips double as early-math episodes.
Same structure, different harvest: one vegetable, one action, one character.
Where the sing-along side of a holiday song comes from.
Waiting your turn for a gift is a habit. Start from the same structure.
Why the helper at the centre of the story stays recognisable every episode.
Same structure, different topic: one toy box, one routine, one clean up song.
Turn a holiday topic into a full classroom lesson plan.
Follow the official walkthroughs — a narrated cartoon, a written story turned into animation, and a sing-along holiday rhyme.
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Tutorial E02 Idea to Video: one holiday prompt becomes a finished scene Start here — nothing to prepare but a sentence.
Tutorial E03 Story to Video: turn a written holiday story into animation For teachers and creators who already have the text.
Tutorial E07 Nursery rhymes with AI: build the sing-along holiday version The music-video route, from lyrics or from a simple idea. What kids-channel producers, teachers and parents usually ask before their first holiday episode.
Describe the holiday and the moment in one sentence — a pumpkin that lights up, a table being set, a stocking that moves. KiVi AI writes the narration, breaks it into scenes, draws the storyboard, animates it and adds subtitles, so one idea becomes a finished episode without editing software.
Yes. A Halloween episode usually works best as a song or a short story: one character, one repeated line, one gentle surprise. Pick a visual style that suits the night — Cinematic 3D for a richer look, 3D Cartoon for a brighter one — and KiVi keeps that look across the whole series.
Yes. Story to Video is the natural route: paste the story or the lesson you already wrote about giving thanks, and KiVi casts the characters, keeps them stable and animates every scene. Claymation and Storybook styles suit the warmer, handmade feel of the season.
Yes. Christmas episodes can be a narrated story, a sing-along carol or a short lesson about the traditions in your own household. Cozy Anime and Claymation are the two styles most often picked for the season, and the same character can carry from one episode to the next.
Yes. In Music Video you can start from a built-in rhyme, use your own lyrics, or start from one line and let the lyrics be written for you. You pick the genre and the singing voice, and two arrangements come back before the song is animated — no separate music tool and no background-music step.
No. You write one sentence and choose an aspect ratio, a visual style and a voice. KiVi AI writes the narration, breaks the story into scenes, draws the storyboard and animates them. If a shot is not right you can edit its prompt and regenerate just that scene.
KiVi AI reads your idea, story or song and pulls out the characters it finds, then generates concept art you can choose from. You can also pick a character you have used before. Once you settle on a design, that face, hair and clothing stay stable in every scene and every episode.
KiVi AI offers nine built-in visual styles — Cinematic 3D, 3D Cartoon, Fairy Tale 3D, Storybook, 2D Cartoon, Cozy Anime, Claymation, Handcraft and Watercolor. Claymation and Cozy Anime read as warm and handmade; Cinematic 3D gives a Halloween night more atmosphere. A style is picked once and carries across the series.
Yes. You keep full commercial rights to the clips, narration and subtitles you export, so you can publish them on YouTube, play them in a classroom, bundle them into teaching materials or sell them.
720p is available on every plan, and 1080p is available on a membership. Pick the ratio at the start — 16:9 for widescreen lessons and YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts, phones and tablets. One project exports one ratio.
One sentence in, a narrated or sung holiday animation out. New accounts start with 400 credits.