ChatGPT Plugin

KitCut

Animated films from an idea

Brand: KitCut

Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: AI Video Generation

Integration details

Description

KitCut turns an idea into a finished animated film without leaving the chat. Describe the film (the story, who is in it, the tone), add pictures if you have them (a character, a product, a logo, a sketch to follow), and choose a length and a look: hand-drawn animation, painted scenes, or a paper collage. KitCut's studio then writes the film, draws and animates it in code, narrates it, scores it, and renders a video with subtitles. What you can do - Start a film and follow it. The chat shows the film maker, the stage the film is at while it is made, and then the film itself, with a link to watch, share or download it. - Use your own pictures: attach them in the chat, add them in the film maker, or open an upload link on your phone. - Bring characters back. The characters a film draws are kept, so the next film can use them by name, which helps with a series. - Start from a template: a finished film remade for your own event, product or occasion from a few words. - Look after your films: list them, check on one, make one again with changes, stop one that is being made, and choose whether a film is public or link-only. Good to know - A film takes about 8 to 30 minutes to make, and longer films take longer. The chat gives you the film's link straight away and can check on it for you. - Films are 5 seconds to 8 minutes long. The longest film you can make, and how many can be made at once, depend on your KitCut account. - Depending on your KitCut account, a film may carry a small KitCut mark and a short KitCut closing. - Films made from the chat are link-only unless you ask for them to be public. - KitCut makes animated films. It does not edit footage you already have, and it does not make photorealistic video. - You need a KitCut account, and you sign in to it when you connect. KitCut receives what you ask it to make and the pictures you give it, not your conversation. Who it is for: anyone who needs a short explainer, a product or event video, a lesson, a story or a greeting, and wants it illustrated and narrated rather than filmed.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: AI Video Generation
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: KitCut
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-11-04
Tool count: 17
Market: US

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Tools

17 tools agents can invoke

Use this when the person asks to see examples of films made with KitCut, for ideas. Returns recent films from KitCut's public gallery, which other people made and chose to show: title, the start of the idea each was made from, look, length, its page and its MP4. It performs no action and returns nothing about who made them.
browse_films
Use this when the person asks how much film they can still make on their KitCut account. Returns the credits left on the account (one credit is one second of film), the credits held for films being made, the longest single film the account can make, the fewest credits any film uses, and the date the credits renew. It performs no action, shows no prices, and nothing can be bought through it.
get_credits
Use this when the person asks how one of their films is doing, or wants to watch, share or download it. Returns where the film stands: waiting, being made (with the stage it is at), done (with its page, its share page, its MP4 and how many views it has), or not finished (why, its whole idea, and whether its credits came back). It performs no action on the film. wait_seconds (up to 50) waits for the film to move on before answering.
get_film
Used only by the KitCut film player itself (the model cannot call it): one film's status and its new progress notes since a point, to refresh the player. It performs no action on the film.
film_progress
Use this when the person asks to remove one of their recurring characters. The character is left out of the person's next films and is no longer listed; films already made keep it. This cannot be undone from here. Confirm with the person first unless they just asked for exactly this.
forget_character
Use this before making a film from a template, to learn what it takes. Returns one template: what its film is, an example of what to ask for, how many pictures it takes, its frames and length, about how many credits it uses, and how to make a film from it with make_film. It performs no action.
get_template
Use this when the person asks for a link to add pictures, text files (.txt, .md) or voice notes for their next film from another device, such as their phone, or when the chat shows no film maker to add them in. It creates a temporary upload page for the person's KitCut account (it works for 30 minutes, for up to 12 files) and returns its link for the person to open. Files added there are listed by list_uploads, and are deleted after a day if no film uses them.
get_upload_link
Use this when the person asks to see their films, or refers to a film without its id. Returns the latest films on the person's KitCut account, newest first: title or idea, look, length, status, link and share page, views, whether it is public, and how its credits ended. It performs no action on them. status narrows it to the films being made (making), done, or not finished (not_finished).
list_my_films
Use this after the person has added files through an upload link or the film maker, to get their ids for make_film (upload_ids). Returns the pictures, text files and voice notes the person added in the last day that no film has used yet: id, kind, a picture's size, a text file's name and word count, and a voice note's length and the start of its words written out. It performs no action on them.
list_uploads
Use this when the person wants to bring a character back from an earlier film, or asks which characters they have. Returns the characters the person's earlier films drew and kept: name, what each is, and how many films it was in. It performs no action on them. Naming a character in make_film's idea brings it back.
list_characters
Use this when the person wants a film for a common occasion (an event invitation, a product video, an announcement) and could start from a ready-made one, or asks what templates there are. Returns KitCut's templates: finished films that can be remade for the person's own occasion from a few words and, if they have them, pictures. Each comes with its slug, title, summary, length, frames, and about how many credits a film made from it uses. It performs no action. get_template explains one; make_film with template makes a film from it.
list_templates
Use this when the person asks KitCut to make, create or animate a short animated film from an idea (with or without their pictures), or to make one from a KitCut template. It starts the film on the person's KitCut account and returns at once with the film's id and link. The film itself takes about 8-30 minutes to make, longer for films past a minute (the answer gives an estimate), so follow it with get_film and do not say it is ready. What it changes: it uses credits from the account (one per second of film, at least 30 a film) and fetches any picture_urls given. An account makes one film at a time unless it allows more; a second one is refused with a message that says so. The film is link-only unless public is true. Not for editing existing video footage, and not for photorealistic video. Confirm the idea, the length and the look with the person first unless they already gave them.
make_film
Use this when the person asks to make one of their films again: a film that did not finish, or another take of one that did, with the idea, length or look changed if they say so. It starts a new film from the first film's whole idea and returns at once, like make_film; the first film stays as it is. What it changes: it uses credits like any film and fetches any picture_urls given. The pictures the first film was given are not kept: pass them again when the new film needs them. A film that belongs to one of the person's KitCut projects is made again as an episode of that project.
remake_film
Use this when the person asks to make one of their finished films public, or to make a public film link-only again. public true: the film may appear in the public KitCut gallery and in search engines, and what has been seen or indexed there cannot be fully taken back. public false: link-only again; anyone who already has the link can still watch it. Nothing is deleted either way. Confirm with the person before making a film public unless they just asked for exactly this.
set_film_public
Use this when the person asks to open the film maker, or wants to add pictures from their device or set the idea, the length and the look themselves before a film starts. It shows the KitCut film maker in the chat, filled in with the idea, length and look passed here; the person can edit the idea, add up to 9 pictures and press "Make the film". Opening it starts nothing and uses no credits: a film starts only when the person presses that button. Where the chat shows no film maker (a terminal, for example), nothing opens: ask for the idea, length and look in words, and use get_upload_link for pictures and make_film to start.
open_film_maker
Used only by the KitCut film maker itself (the model cannot call it): a short-lived upload address on the person's KitCut account for the pictures they add in the film maker.
start_upload
Use this when the person asks to stop or cancel one of their films while it is waiting or being made. The film stops for good (it cannot be resumed) and its credits come back to the account. Confirm with the person first unless they just asked for exactly this.
stop_film

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