Start with the story space
Begin with a clear creative intent, then let the canvas turn it into the next production move.
Infinite Canvas
Connect scripts, assets and shots in a Windows workspace
Turn a story brief, script, character direction, and source assets into an editable short-drama project and final cut.
Best-fit scenarios
Short-drama production: develop a story from script to characters, scenes, shots, and final cut in one canvas. · Agent-assisted collaboration: keep project context while iterating scripts, characters, shots, and assets. · Series production: reuse characters, scenes, and shot assets across episodes.
What you need → Results
Script, selling points, or visual brief · Images, product shots, or portraits → An editable project structure and shot plan · A video you can preview, edit, and export
What you get
a short-drama project developed from script and characters through storyboards to final cut.
A production canvas for short drama
Plan and produce a short drama in one connected workspace. Let Aimei turn intent into scripts, characters, scenes, shots, and a finished cut while you stay in control.
Keep every project organized
Use Project library to keep scripts, references, shot plans, and versions together as the story evolves.
Build the production graph
Add text, image, video, audio, panorama, or animation nodes and connect them into a visible path from idea to cut.
Work with Aimei as a copilot
Ask the assistant to draft, revise, inspect, or coordinate the canvas while you approve each meaningful change.
Tune the workspace for delivery
Set language, window size, and canvas background so the workspace stays readable during review and handoff.
Common questions
What materials do I need?
Script, selling points, or visual brief · Images, product shots, or portraits
Can I use Infinite Canvas online?
Use Infinite Canvas in the Desktop app. Hardware and connected services can affect available options.
Good to know
Follow media jobs in Task Center, then view and download completed files in My Assets.
Use materials you own or have permission to use. Review the result before publishing.