Every case has a story.
Tell it in minutes.

Start from the case: who, where, and the order things happened. ShowMaker Studio turns that into a short script, builds the people and places as reusable characters and locations, draws each scene as a still, and adds a narrator and interview-style voices on top. You approve the script and the pictures before anything is animated, so you only pay to move the shots you keep.

For TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 30 to 90 seconds. Open on the most arresting fact in the first three seconds, then tell the case in order and end on the question the audience is left with. Longer YouTube episodes work as several short scenes joined together.

Yes. A narrator carries the story, and interview-style lines from investigators or family give it the documentary feel. Reconstruction scenes are drawn as stills or animated clips, and captions are added for muted playback.

Many creators work from public court records and news reporting. You are responsible for what you publish: stick to the documented facts, label reconstructions as dramatised, and be careful with the names and likenesses of private people, especially victims and their families.

Yes. A free account comes with 200 credits, enough for a narrated video made from AI stills, with no credit card. Animated video shots cost credits on a paid plan.