How AI workflows work: one form in, a finished video out
A workflow is a ready-made recipe of AI steps. You pick a template, fill in a short form, and every step runs on its own until a finished video comes out. Here we follow one bedtime story video from the form to the result.
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You fill in one form, and a finished video comes out. In the next two minutes, you'll see exactly how. This is a workflow. Think of it as a recipe: a few AI steps, already put together, that turn your answers into a finished result. There are workflows for images, videos, songs, voiceovers and written work:
bedtime stories, birthday slideshows, product shots, jingles, read-alouds and more. Pick one, and you'll see the steps it runs, before you commit to anything. Then fill in the form.
Every field starts with a sensible default, and the dropdowns come with ready-made choices. There's no prompt to write. Before anything runs, you see the estimated cost. Not sure yet? Run a cheap preview first, to check the direction. The preview is a quick, low-cost draft, not the final result.
When you're happy with it, run it for real. Now every step runs on its own. First, the story is written. Then the narration and the illustrations are made at the same time. Finally, everything comes together in one video. Your video is ready.
It's saved in your library, where you can watch it or share it publicly. Your inputs are never shown on the public page. Every run is kept in your workflow history, with its status and cost. Open any run to see what happened, or re-run it in the editor and make it your own. Workflows, on ToRun.