Your book already has everything a film needs
It has characters, locations, pacing, and a voice. What it does not have is a way onto a screen at a price a working author can justify. That is the gap Voiceido was built for.
The honest version of the problem
Animated book promotion has historically been priced for publishers, not for authors. A custom trailer from a studio starts in the thousands and takes weeks, so most authors settle for a cover image, a quote card, and a link.
Generative video changed the price but not the outcome, because generic tools forget your story between clips. You end up with beautiful footage of a character who is not your character.
What working with Voiceido looks like
- 01Upload the book
EPUB, PDF, DOCX, or text. You declare who holds the rights before anything paid runs.
- 02Review the cast
The system proposes canonical character designs from the text itself. You approve or regenerate them before scenes are made.
- 03Approve the scenes
Scenes are planned against real passages, so you can see which part of the book each shot comes from.
- 04Get the video
Narrated, captioned, vertical video with a title and description you can paste straight into YouTube.
Who this fits
- Self-published authors who own their rights outright and need marketing that scales past a cover reveal.
- Nonfiction and history writers whose subjects recur across chapters and must look consistent.
- Series authors who want book one's cast to still be recognizable in book four.
- Authors with a backlist and no budget to re-promote it.
Pilots are running now
Voiceido is selecting a small number of authors for early pilots. Selected authors receive a free animated sample built from their own book in exchange for candid product feedback. Honest criticism is the point — a positive review is never a condition, and nothing is published publicly without your written permission.