Tomato argues with Cucumber while Grandma Onion chimes in — all in one scene where nobody loses their face or steals someone else's line. Plus an off-screen voice that carries the story without being 'stitched' to any mouth on screen.

Dialogue, not monologue

A project references up to 3 visual characters (roles soul_a / soul_b / soul_c) plus an optional narrator. Each scene stores its lines by speaker, and the voiceover is assembled through a dialogue API — every character with their own voice. The same Elements keep them consistent.

The cast of 'GardenCity': a sheriff, a cucumber, tomatoes, corn — several characters in one world, each one staying itself and speaking in its own voice.
The cast of 'GardenCity': a sheriff, a cucumber, tomatoes, corn — several characters in one world, each one staying itself and speaking in its own voice.
Scene · on screenTomatosoul_aCucumbersoul_bGrandma Onionsoul_c🎙 Narrator · narratoroff-screen voice — NOT lip-synced by a characterDialogue APIown voice per character · up to 10

Up to three on-screen characters each speak in their own voice; the narrator is a separate off-screen track, not tied to any mouth on screen.

The narrator is off-screen, not a 'talking potato'

The narrator is a voice with no visual presence. It carries the story but is never lip-synced by a character on screen: the system strictly tells apart who in the scene is speaking with their lips and who is heard off-screen. No backgrounds that 'suddenly start talking'.

Multi-character costs no more than one. Up to three on-screen characters plus a narrator don't raise the cost compared with a single-character scene — verified live.
  1. Assign the roles. Up to three visual characters (soul_a/b/c) + an optional narrator.
  2. Write the lines by speaker. Who says what in the scene — each in their own voice.
  3. Assemble the dialogue. The voiceover runs through a dialogue API, up to 10 voices per scene.
  4. The narrator is off-screen. Carries the story, not tied to any mouth on screen.
up to 3characters on screen
+ voiceoff-screen narrator
+$0to the price vs one character
up to 10voices per scene (Dialogue)
A character on screen speaks with their lips. The narrator is heard off-screen. The system never confuses the two.— the narrator principle

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