Your idea, told as a hand-made paper story.
Give Febler an idea, a script, a voice note or a talking-head video. It researches the story, writes and voices the narration, and builds every scene from real public-domain museum paintings and paper cut-out characters — in the art style you choose.
In short
Febler's Paper Tales studio turns an idea, your own script, a voice recording or a talking-head video into a narrated story video. It researches the story, writes the narration (or uses yours), storyboards it, casts characters and composes each scene from public-domain museum art and AI-painted cut-outs in one of six art styles — Indian miniature, Ravi Varma oleograph, Persian miniature, Ukiyo-e, Renaissance or Greek black-figure — then renders a 20-second to 2-minute portrait or landscape video.
How Paper Tales works
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Start from anything
Write an idea in a sentence or two, paste your script, upload a voice recording, or upload a talking-head video to put the story around you.
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Choose the art
Pick one of six art styles and a paper look, and decide whether to use real museum art only, paint everything, or mix both.
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Febler builds the story
It researches, writes and voices the narration, syncs every word, storyboards the scenes and composes each one from paintings and cut-outs.
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Download your story
Get a finished portrait (9:16) or landscape (16:9) video, from 20 seconds to 2 minutes, ready to post.
Why creators use Paper Tales
Real museum art
Scenes are built from public-domain paintings in museum collections, AI-painted only where no real artwork exists — or all original, if you prefer.
Six art traditions
Indian miniature, Ravi Varma oleograph, Persian miniature, Ukiyo-e, Renaissance and Greek black-figure pottery.
Your voice or ours
Use your own recording and the visuals follow every word, or pick from 30 narrator voices in a steady or expressive delivery.
Pay the real cost
The quote is the most it can cost; you pay the actual cost when the video is ready, and nothing if it fails.
Great for
- Mythology, history and philosophy storytellers
- Motivational and spiritual creators
- Turning a voice note or podcast take into a visual story
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Paper Tales FAQ
What is Paper Tales?
A Febler studio that turns an idea, script, voice recording or talking-head video into a narrated story video built from museum paintings and paper cut-out characters, in an art style you choose.
Where does the artwork come from?
By default from public-domain museum collections, with AI painting only the pieces no real artwork exists for. You can also choose museum art only, or have every painting made fresh.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. Upload a voice recording and the visuals follow every word you say, or upload a talking-head video and the story is built around you.
How long are the videos?
Between 20 seconds and 2 minutes when Febler writes or reads the narration; with your own recording, the video runs as long as the recording.
Which formats are supported?
Portrait 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, and landscape 16:9 for YouTube.