Practical tutorials from our team and the people making anime with C2Anime. Learn a technique, try it, then share what you discover.
Select existing prop and location references for one scene, wait for them to save, and confirm the choices survive a reload. Includes real screenshots, zero observed credit deduction and mobile layout limits.
Fill in a saved character’s Appearance and Clothing fields, wait for Save to finish, and reopen them after a reload. Includes exact inputs, zero observed credit deduction and a narrow-screen workaround.
Edit one accessory color on an existing character reference, inspect the real before-and-after result, and verify that the saved picture survives a reload. Includes the exact prompt, one-credit cost and framing limitation.
Create a location reference in an existing project, inspect an indoor/outdoor mismatch, correct it with Describe and Edit, then reload to verify the saved image. Includes exact inputs, before-and-after evidence and the actual two-credit cost.
Revise one scene’s video prompt, wait for Save prompt to finish, and confirm the exact text survives a reload. Includes real inputs, saved-state evidence, and a narrow-screen inspection.
Use Describe and Edit on an existing item reference, review a real background correction, and reopen the saved result—with the observed framing limitation explained.
Add a brass wind-up bird through Characters → Add → New → Item, inspect the generated reference, and reopen the same project to confirm it was saved. Includes the exact input, one-credit result, and mobile inspection.
Revise one Ending field in a saved story, save it through the Outline editor, and confirm the text survives a reload—with real desktop and narrow-screen screenshots.
Revise one saved scene through the Scenes editor, check that the exact text survives reopening, and recover a clipped editor at a narrow browser width.
Follow a real UI run with Kiko: select a saved character, review one scene, generate a 10-second clip, and check the reference in the saved result.
Follow a real UI run: enter Kiko’s description, select Anime, generate for one credit, find the saved character and open the story composer with Kiko selected.
Turn a busy robot illustration into a simple visual reference. Define three identity anchors, a clear silhouette and a neutral pose, then inspect the finished character.
