Anime opening

AI Anime Opening Video Generator: Your Cast, Every Cut

Describe the series and get a 17-second anime opening: beats that build, the show title landing on the last frame, and the same cast in every cut.

Raiden Shogun credit card — violet duotone, one hairline rule behind her shoulders.

Hori Kyouko credit card — cream field, window light, a half-smile.

Roronoa Zoro credit card — near-black green, one hard light from the left.

Yasmin Qadir credit card — amber field, reading a ledger by lamplight.

Seventeen seconds, five beats, one sentence — Zhongli leaving Liyue at dawn, Raiden Shogun on the steps, one held close-up of her eyes, Venti in the wind, then the title.

Genshin Impact. Raiden Shogun on the shrine steps in the rain — the action flash an opening cuts to on its first chorus. — **Genshin Impact** — Raiden Shogun on the shrine steps in the rain — the action flash an opening cuts to on its first chorus.

Genshin Impact. Zhongli walks out of Liyue at dawn — the establishing beat between two fast cuts. — **Genshin Impact** — Zhongli walks out of Liyue at dawn — the establishing beat between two fast cuts.

Genshin Impact. Venti drops through open sky, seeds streaming past — the rising transition before the chorus. — **Genshin Impact** — Venti drops through open sky, seeds streaming past — the rising transition before the chorus.

Horimiya. Hori sprints the rooftop at dusk, bow flying — the running beat. — **Horimiya** — Hori sprints the rooftop at dusk, bow flying — the running beat.

Horimiya. Hori and Miyamura back to back at sunset — the duet frame. — **Horimiya** — Hori and Miyamura back to back at sunset — the duet frame.

Horimiya. One eye, one strand of hair, held for a bar — the close-up the cut sits on. — **Horimiya** — One eye, one strand of hair, held for a bar — the close-up the cut sits on.

One Piece. Luffy, Zoro and Nami walk the deck at sunrise — the cast line-up for the final chorus. — **One Piece** — Luffy, Zoro and Nami walk the deck at sunrise — the cast line-up for the final chorus.

One Piece. Zoro draws three blades — the cut that lands on a drum hit. — **One Piece** — Zoro draws three blades — the cut that lands on a drum hit.

The Sleep Exchange. The show title lands over Tariq Qadir on a Qamara rooftop — the last frame, and the only text in the opening. — **The Sleep Exchange** — The show title lands over Tariq Qadir on a Qamara rooftop — the last frame, and the only text in the opening.

What Neta Studio does differently

Most opening makers hand you a template and a stock library, and the result is a five-second logo bump with nobody in it. Studio starts from a world: the cast, the locations and the art direction already exist, so every cut is the same people in the same place. You brief the opening in one sentence, the agent plans the beats, draws the frames, animates the ones that carry the cut, sets the title, and publishes the result as a work with a link.

A cast, not a stock library — Hair, outfit and eye colour live in the world, not in each prompt, and every cut can be anchored to the frame before it.
Beats before pixels — The plan is five beats in order — wide, action, close-up, transition, title. You redirect before anything is animated.
A title that lands — The show name is set on the last frame, spelled exactly as you gave it: the one piece of text in the whole opening.

Questions

How long is the opening?

Seventeen seconds is the default cut: five beats, three of them animated. Ask for ninety and the agent adds beats rather than stretching the ones you already have.

Do I need my own character art?

Not to start. Describe the cast and the world keeps them consistent. If you have a sheet or a drawing of an exact face, attach it and the cuts carry it.

Will the characters look the same in every cut?

Yes. Each character has one fixed design in the world, and every new cut can be anchored to the frame before it, so hair, outfit and eye colour hold.

Is the output stills or video?

Both. You get the frames first; the three that carry the cut become five-second clips and are cut in order with the title held at the end.

Can I make an opening for an anime that already exists?

You can describe it and get that tone back. For anything you plan to publish, use your own cast — same drama, no rights problem.

Do I need editing software?

No. Beat order, trims and joins are decided in the session. You download the finished file or share the work link.

Can I get a vertical cut?

Yes. Ask for 9:16 on the second pass and the same beats are reframed for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.

How does the title get on the frame?

The title is drawn into the final frame, so check the spelling in the brief. One wrong letter means re-rendering that frame, not re-cutting the opening.

Start with one scene.

Name the scene and the title you want to land on. The beats follow.

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