Pudding Novel Adaptation
Break down a novel into character, scene, and prop visual assets.
Pudding Novel Adaptation
Break down a novel into character, scene, and prop visual assets.
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Finished reading a novel, but still lack a clear production checklist for how characters look, how scenes are built, and how props are made? Hand your novel over to the Novel Adaptation Studio to sort out character identities and styling, scene spaces and atmospheres, and the appearance and plot functions of key props. It generates three detailed asset tables and provides Chinese text-to-image prompts for each item. Every description and prompt is at least 200 words, covering style, lighting, materials, composition, and atmosphere. At the same time, it distinguishes original facts from suggested settings, reviewing for omissions, conflicts, and visual consistency. Ideal for pre-production preparation for AI short dramas, comic strips, and novel-to-film adaptations. Outputs text settings and prompts; images and videos need to be generated separately. Long works are processed batch by batch per chapter.
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- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
