Animated cartoon videos

Your script, acted out as a cartoon.

Paste a script, upload a spreadsheet of them, or record your voice. Roocast draws the characters, stages every scene, adds sound effects, music and captions, and renders cartoon stories, explainers, tutorials and ads by the hundred.

  • 50% off your first month
  • Prices in US dollars
  • Cancel anytime

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History in cartoons, week 12

2 of 5 ready · 5:15 of video

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  • D-Day in 60 seconds

    1:00 · English

    Scheduled · Tue 07:00
  • Why the Titanic sank in under three hours

    0:45 · English

    Ready
  • How the Great Pyramid was built

    1:00 · English

    20%
  • Mansa Musa: richer than anyone, ever

    1:30 · Pidgin

    Staging scenes
  • La nuit où le mur de Berlin est tombé

    1:00 · French

    Queued

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How it works

Two steps: add scripts, generate videos.

Roocast doesn't guess what your video should say. You bring the words, by typing, importing, recording, or with our AI script engine, and Roocast turns them into animation.

  1. Step 1

    Add your scripts

    Type them, import a CSV or YAML file, record your own voice, or give the AI script engine a list of titles. Describe each character once (skin, outfit, hair, hat) and they look the same in every video.

    D-Day in 60 seconds

    June 6th, 1944. The general had a very big plan.

    One hundred and fifty thousand soldiers would cross the sea in one night.

    General · beret, medalsSoldier · khaki, helmet
    AI script engine CSV or YAML Your voice
  2. Step 2

    Generate, and watch the queue

    One click turns every script into a cartoon: characters walk on, act out each line and react, with sound effects, music and captions. A 60-second video takes a few minutes.

    Queue · 3 videos

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    • D-Day in 60 secondsReady
    • Why the Titanic sankAnimating · 64%
    • Two humans on the MoonRecording voice
  3. Step 3

    Download or schedule

    Download one MP4 or the whole batch as a ZIP. Or connect your accounts and Roocast posts for you, now or on a schedule.

    Schedule · @history.cartoons

    2 a day, 07:00 and 19:00

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    YouTube ShortsTikTokInstagram Reels
45
backgrounds drawn in one style, from palaces to battlefields to Lagos streets
220+
sound effects placed on the actions: footsteps, crowds, swords, applause
8 s–30 min
per video: Shorts, Reels, TikToks and full YouTube videos
$5
a month for 60 minutes of finished video, 50% off your first month

What's in every video

An animation studio, scene by scene.

Every scene of your script gets a place, a cast, actions on the right words, sound effects and a camera. Here are the nine scenes of a 60-second video.

D-Day in 60 seconds · 9 scenes1:00 · 1080×1920 · 30 fps
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ScenesCaptionsVoice and sound effectsMusic, lowered under the voice
Characters
Drawn from your description: skin, build, hair, beard, hat, outfit and colours. Kings, soldiers, teachers, chefs, kids.
Acting
They walk on, point, cheer, shrug, sit, fight and fall over, with expressions timed to the exact word.
Scenes
Palaces, markets, battlefields, offices, classrooms and more, in day, sunset or night. Characters stand behind the foreground, never on it.
Voice
Natural AI voices in five languages, or your own recording, with mouths moving to the words.
Sound and music
Sound effects on the actions, ambience under each place, and music lowered automatically under the voice.
Captions
One to three words at a time, timed to the voice and highlighted as each word is spoken.

Use cases

Built for people who post every day.

Run a cartoon history channel.

World wars, empires, inventions, legends. Describe the cast once, write the story, and post a cartoon every day without drawing a thing.

  • One to three Shorts a day
  • Long-form YouTube videos with chapters
  • The same characters in every episode
Get 50% off your first month

Five beaches

Then someone drew a sword

So much gold

Short and long

Seconds for Shorts. Chapters for YouTube.

Short-form, vertical 9:16

0:08–3:00

  • Up to 90 s posts everywhere
  • Up to 3 min for Shorts, Reels and TikTok
  • Karaoke captions and a new scene every ~5 s

Long-form, 16:9 with chapters

3:00–30:00

Chapter 3

Five beaches

24:10
  1. 00:00The plan
  2. 03:12Crossing the Channel
  3. 08:40Five beaches
  4. 14:05Omaha
  5. 20:31Victory in Europe

Languages

Voices that sound like your audience.

Scripts and voiceovers in the languages your viewers speak. Every voice is licensed for commercial use.

  • EnglishUS and UK voices
  • Nigerian PidginScripts written in Pidgin
  • SwahiliStandard and premium voices
  • HausaPremium voice
  • FrenchStandard voice
  • Yoruba, IgboComing soon

Pricing

Pay for minutes of video. 50% off your first month.

Tell us roughly how much you'll make and we'll show the plan that covers it. Plans renew monthly in US dollars, and you can cancel anytime.

30

Length of each

You need about

23 minutes

Creator covers it

Creator

Best fit

$2.50$5

First month, then $5 / month

60 minutes a month · videos up to 10:00

  • 1080p
  • No watermark
  • 3 connected accounts
  • Scheduling

Pro

Most popular

$5$10

First month, then $10 / month

120 minutes a month · videos up to 30:00

  • 10 accounts
  • Ad Mode
  • Long-form chapters
  • Priority queue

Agency

$20$40

First month, then $40 / month

500 minutes a month · videos up to 30:00

  • 50 accounts
  • CSV up to 1,000 rows
  • Team seats

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What kind of videos does Roocast make?

Animated cartoons: characters with big round heads act out your script in drawn scenes, with sound effects, music, captions and a voiceover. Stories, history, explainers, tutorials, kids' content and cartoon ads all work the same way: you bring the script.

Do I have to write the scripts myself?

You can, or you can import them from a CSV or YAML file, record your own voice, or give the AI script engine a list of titles. You can also download our script guide and give it to ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini: they'll write scripts in exactly the format Roocast reads.

How do I get the characters I want?

Describe each character once with simple fields: skin, build, age, hair, beard, hat, outfit and colours. Roocast draws them exactly from that description, so the same character looks the same in every scene and every video.

Can I use my own voice?

Yes. Upload a recording and Roocast turns it into text for you to check. Then choose: the video plays your recording, or an AI voice reads your edited script.

How are minutes counted?

Each video uses its length, rounded up to the next 15 seconds, so a 30-second video uses 0:30. You see what a batch will use before you start, and failed videos are refunded automatically. The AI script engine uses a few seconds per script; failed scripts are refunded too.

Can it post straight to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram?

Yes, once you connect your accounts. Each platform reviews apps that post on your behalf. Until those reviews finish, YouTube uploads arrive as private and TikTok posts as only-me. Downloading works on every plan from day one.

Is the music and sound licensed?

Yes. Music comes from royalty-free libraries licensed for commercial use, and sound effects are licensed recordings or made by Roocast. The characters and scenes are drawn by Roocast, so you can use the videos commercially.

How do I pay?

By card in US dollars, through Paystack. Plans renew monthly and you can cancel at any time from your billing page; you keep your minutes until the end of the period. New subscribers get a discount on their first months.

50% off your first month.

Creator is $2.50 for your first month, then $5 a month. Cancel anytime. Enter your email and we'll send a sign-in link.