Paper cutout animation maker
feega creates paper cutout animations from a text prompt or an image: describe layered paper shapes, visible texture and a stop-motion rhythm, and a video model such as Seedance or Kling renders a clip of up to 15 seconds that looks cut, glued and shot frame by frame.
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How it works on feega
1. Add a text node with your prompt, and an image node if you have a reference.
2. Connect them to a video node and pick the model, ratio and duration.
3. Generate. Every take stays on the canvas, ready to compare, edit or publish.
A prompt that works
“Paper cutout stop motion, layered construction paper, a red paper boat on paper waves, visible fibres and soft shadows between layers, choppy 12 fps motion, top light.”
Keep the materials explicit (paper, card, fibres) and ask for choppy motion: that is what sells the stop-motion feel.
Keep the look consistent across shots
Generate one still in the paper style first, then use it as the first frame of every clip. Each shot starts from the same paper world.
Examples made with feega
Questions
Is it real stop motion?
No. It is AI-generated video that imitates paper stop motion. No frames are photographed.
Can I animate my own paper artwork?
Yes. Upload a photo of it and use it as the first frame.
How long can a clip be?
Up to 15 seconds per clip.