Seko Infinite Canvas Test - Planning, Storyboarding, Generation, Editing: A One-Stop AI Short Drama Creation Tool

AI Short dramas and comics are a hot trend this year. They are visually appealing, attract fans quickly, and have a clear monetization path. They can be adapted into novels, commercial materials, courses, and more. Many people want to get into the market and get a piece of the pie.

Many people have stories in their minds, and some have even written novels, but they get stuck on the first step: How do you break down the script? How do you write the storyboards? How do you keep the characters consistent? Switching back and forth between images and video models is really tedious.

I recently saw that Seko launched Infinite Canvas, which integrates planning, storyboarding, asset generation, and video editing into a single canvas-based workflow. I immediately went to try it out..

This 1-minute short film took me less than 20 minutes from inputting the idea to exporting the video.

Seko is really very smooth andHigh efficiencyEven beginners can get started and produce high-quality results, but the details of the video still need to be checked manually, especially the video rhythm and complex movements.

After entering Seko, select "Short Drama/Comic Series" in the input box on the homepage and enter your production requirements:

Prompt wordsI want to tell a story about an ordinary office worker and a home service robot who accidentally swap bodies. It will be realistic, about 1 minute long, with a light and humorous tone and a touch of absurdity.

If we already have a written script, we can upload it directly.

Next, we continued to select the main image model. Seko has more than ten mainstream image models built in, such as the Yuchuan V8.1 which focuses on aesthetic quality, the all-around image NB Pro which has good consistency, and the Wan 2.7 Pro which has ultra-high image quality, etc.

If you're unsure how to choose or don't want to get bogged down in the parameters, choose the same option as me.intelligentSimply select the option, and Seko will adjust the settings according to your needs.automaticMatch the most suitable model.

Characters can be selected from Seko's main character library, or you can let... AI Generate directly from our content.

Seko offers 30+ different styles, including classic Shaw Brothers films, King Hu martial arts films, and modern animation. This short film is mainly urban realism, so we chose a cinematic feel.

Once confirmed, Seko began to break down our requirements in a structured way, generating scripts, visual tones, color schemes, character designs, scene details, and finally producing a detailed storyboard that includes camera language, actions, and dialogue.

Let's take a closer look at the storyboard:

It already includes the scene, shot size, composition, camera movement, character poses, dialogue, and sound effects. Seko went through the entire process for us according to short film production standards, which is very beginner-friendly.

However, some dialogue is a bit obscure, but we can edit it directly on the page. The lines, actions, and camera descriptions can all be adjusted manually.

After the project proposal was completed, the real highlight began. Click "Generate Canvas" at the bottom of the page—Seko's recently launched feature...AI automaticCreating a canvas workflow is the most hassle-free design I've experienced so far.

Tradition AI To generate storyboards using video tools, we need to include character reference images, scene images, and...Prompt wordsManually copying and pasting each page and then running the code individually is not only tedious but also prone to logical inconsistencies. However, in Seko, we only need to click "generate":

In less than two minutes, Seko created a visual canvas for us, like a mind map, connecting character nodes, scene nodes, and storyboard nodes with logical lines. It was immediately clear which character and scene images were used in which shot, allowing us to intuitively grasp the overall structure of the short film..

The most worry-free thing is,Each storyboard video PromptSeko has already implemented all of the preliminary plans.automaticPre-filledWe don't need to handwrite complex code ourselves.Prompt wordsWith just a click, the node will be generated.automaticRendering is performed by calling the associated character and scene data.

After generation, select all the materials.One-clickAdd it to the editor, then click Apply.

On the editor's timeline, we can freely drag and adjust the order of shots, just like in editing software, preview the complete video, and confirm everything is correct.One-clickExport the complete video.

This is how we get the short video at the beginning.

The consistency of the main characters is quite good, but some inconspicuous props without reference images may be a bit unstable, such as the toothbrush in the protagonist's hand, which occasionally appears deformed in consecutive shots.

If you have extremely high requirements for visual consistency, it is recommended to fix the key items as reference images in advance in the initial asset pool.

Creating serialized short comics involves more than just generating individual episodes; it's just the first step.

The real challenge is to ensure that characters and scenes remain consistent across episodes, and ideally, assets from the previous episode can still be reused.

We'll try to input a new requirement:

Prompt wordsA Chinese-style dark fantasy 3D animated series, depicting the first encounter between Nie Xiaoqian and Ning Caichen at Lanruo Temple. Art style: Traditional Chinese animation.

Seko will first generate an overall outline.

Once the outline is confirmed, we can directly click the plus sign on the left side of the page to create the next episode.

In the multi-episode format, the second episode willautomaticIt inherits the main elements and scene assets from the first episode, such as the character parameters of Ning Caichen and Nie Xiaoqian, as well as the related scenes of Lanruo Temple.

Seko will also... (The sentence is incomplete and lacks context. It appears to be a fragment from a larger text.)automaticSee reference image.

We continue by selecting to generate a canvas:

The same script can use the same set of assets to generate canvases.Characters created in the previous episode can be reused in the next. They can also be used across projects, reducing redundant generation.Making serialized short comics is very...practicalThis can save a lot of time and computing power.

Seko also supports the reverse process: first, enter the editor to generate a storyboard preview, then import a portion of the assets into the canvas for further refinement. This workflow is more suitable for those who already have a general editing rhythm..

Let's take a look at the final animated series, the first episode, "First Encounter on a Rainy Night":

The broken stone walls, the moss-covered plaques, and the dilapidated ancient temple instantly create a chilling, dark fantasy atmosphere. The direct shot's somber mood and strong sense of storytelling make it perfect for an opening scene.

Episode 2, The Lonely Lamp at Lanruo Temple:

Both characters and the overall art style are highly consistent with the first episode.

Seko's infinite canvas mode also includes several small features suitable for long-term projects.

Asset Interoperability

In the resource library and subject library on the left side of the canvas, assets from different episodes and projects can be imported and used.

For example, a main character generated in the previous episode can be used directly in this episode. This feature is very convenient when creating series numbers.

720° panoramic view

In film and animation production, scene layouts can easily become disorganized. It's common for a door to be on the left in one shot and a window to suddenly appear behind the camera in the next, all within the same room.

We can use the panorama function to create a 720° panorama, and then cut to different shots of the same scene later, the consistency of the images will be much better.

Multiple angles

Storyboard creation requires characters to appear in different shots. Previously, creating this type of artwork often relied on ControlNet or multiple images.Prompt wordsDraw cards slowly.

In Seko, after selecting an image, we can use the multi-angle tool to output images from different perspectives relatively stably, supporting free adjustment of rotation, tilt angle, and lens distance.

Story Deduction

When we get stuck in a scene and don't know how to transition between the previous/next scene, we can choose the story progression function.

Choose to advance or retreat 5 seconds of footage.

Seko will base its analysis on the existing storyboard frames and contextual logic on the current canvas.automaticPredict and generate several possible future visual development directions. The results may not be directly usable, but they are great for finding inspiration.

21:9 aspect ratio

Seko has recently launched a 21:9 aspect ratio, which is perfect for creating more cinematic landscape content.

In the past year or two, we have witnessed too many excellent single points. AI Tools exist for generating text, images, and videos, but for creators, the cost of seamless collaboration across tools is extremely high. We might need to... GPT The script was manually broken down into raw images PromptAfter generating the image, upload it to Jimeng, and finally import it into CapCut.

Seko integrates the script, storyboard, assets, canvas, and editing into a single canvas, greatly reducing information loss during the process.

AI While the storyboards are professionally competent, they still appear somewhat mechanical in their handling of the unique nuances of literary works, such as white space, metaphors, or specific comedic rhythms, requiring manual fine-tuning on the canvas or in the editor.

At present, the most effective way to use Seko for short dramas and comics is probably:use AI Run the batch-generated skeletons successfully, then refine them according to your own aesthetic sense..

For a long time, pre-visualization in film and television production or high-quality short drama production has been a costly task. The emergence of tools like Seko has effectively brought the cost of pre-visualization and drafting to near zero.

We can turn an idea into a visual storyboard video in a very short time to verify whether the story is workable and engaging enough. This increased efficiency may further stimulate competition in the early stages of the content market, allowing more small, beautiful projects that succeed through creativity to take root and flourish.

Original link:I made a 1-minute short film using Seko; it took less than 20 minutes from idea to video.