Yarnix

Use case · Kids' stories

A tiny dragon that stays tiny, every night.

Characters keep their sizes and voices from story to story. Kids series get stricter moderation by default.

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Where generic tools break.

  • Creatures change size

    A palm-sized dragon becomes dog-sized in the next scene.

  • Voices change

    A familiar voice that shifts breaks the spell for young viewers.

  • Unsafe surprises

    Generic tools do not know the audience is young.

How Yarnix keeps your cast together.

  • Sizes in centimetres

    Ember is 45 cm and Nana is 160 cm in every story.

  • One voice per character

    The passport holds the voice, so every episode sounds right.

  • Strict by default

    Kids series get stricter checks on every brief, plan and prompt.

Start from this format.

A palm-sized dragon, a patient grandmother and one more story before sleep.

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What an episode's receipt shows.

A sample receipt with illustrative numbers until this format's example episode is rendered.

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Episode receipt

sample receipt · illustrative numbers

Tiny dragon bedtime tale · 60 s · Standard

  • Charged1,800 cr

Rejected takes

  • Shot 05 · cut · Ember +11 %
Shots
7
Retakes
1
Max drift
3.2 %within ±7 %
Charged / quoted
1,800 / 1,800 cr

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Questions, answered.

Is Yarnix for children?

No. It is for adult creators making kids' content; accounts are 18+.

Can characters look like real children?

No photoreal children. Use animals, creatures or stylized characters.

What does a bedtime episode cost?

A 60 s Standard episode is 1,800 credits, quoted before rendering.

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