AID Studio Merges Scripts, Video, and Voice Into One Open-Source Film Pipeline
An open-source Java platform stitches scripts, storyboards, image and video generation, and dubbing into one self-hosted workflow for AI dramas and comics.
- AID Studio is an MIT-licensed, self-hostable platform for AI short dramas, films, and comics
- Covers the full pipeline: script, characters, storyboards, image and video generation, TTS dubbing, final cut
- Multi-vendor provider abstraction for text, image, video, and voice models with unified task queue and billing
- Java 17, Spring Boot 3.5, MySQL, Redis, RocketMQ, React frontends for admin and creator workspace
- Ships with billing, payments, user management, admin console, and an online upgrader out of the box
- Deploys via Docker Compose or systemd; minimum 2 cores and 4 GB RAM for the Docker stack
AI short-film production commonly spans separate tools for scripts, character sheets, storyboards, image generation, video, speech, and editing. AID Studio brings those stages into one self-hostable workspace for AI short dramas, films, and comics. The MIT-licensed project runs on Java and Spring Boot and has passed 700 stars on GitHub.
AID Studio treats production as a persistent project rather than a series of isolated prompts. Scripts, characters, props, scenes, storyboards, generated media, and voiceovers remain connected, giving studios a reusable workflow and developers a foundation for private or white-label content platforms.
One project, every production asset
Each project groups scripts, episodes, characters, props, scenes, storyboards, images, videos, and dubbing records. Generation requests become trackable jobs with batch processing, concurrency controls, progress updates, failure retries, and result collection.
Three production modes organize assets and generation tasks around different formats:
- AI short drama: Episodic, character-driven vertical video with image-to-video generation, first- and last-frame controls, and multi-shot segments.
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