AI fruit video generator for fruit dramas that talk back.
Strawberry, Banana, Cherry and Broccoli are drawn, voiced and ready to fight. Type an idea or paste a script, and Clippie gives every fruit their own voice, puts the words in their mouths, and adds captions for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- Starter cast4 fruit
- In the fruit pack8 characters
- Format9:16
Clips from the Fruit videos template: each fruit says their line in their own voice, lips in sync. Tap a clip to hear it.
Every fruit has a voice. Hear the starter cast.
The template’s cast and the voices they start with. Give any character any voice in the picker.
How to make an AI fruit video. Four steps.
- 1
Open the Fruit videos template
Strawberry, Banana, Cherry and Broccoli arrive drawn and voiced, with a nine-line starter story about a very late birthday dinner.
- 2
Write your drama
Type an idea and pick about 30 seconds, 1 minute or 2 minutes, or paste a script in “Name: line” form. Each line becomes one scene.
- 3
Check the pictures and voices
Every line gets a picture of the speaker and their voice line. Swap a speaker, fix a line or redraw a picture first.
- 4
Make them talk and export
Turn each scene into a talking clip, pick a caption style and export a 9:16 video in 1080p.
The fruit video guide. Format, steps and what makes them work.
What are AI fruit videos?
AI fruit videos are short dramas starring fruit and vegetable people: a glossy strawberry, banana or broccoli for a head, big cartoon eyes, and a small human body in everyday clothes. Each clip is one character saying one line to camera, and a minute of clips tells a story: a cheating boyfriend, a betrayal at a party, a family secret coming out at dinner.
They work on TikTok, Reels and Shorts because they are soap opera in thirty seconds. The characters are instantly recognisable, the stakes are silly, and every line ends on a reason to watch the next one.
How to make a fruit drama with AI
In Clippie the whole thing happens in AI Story with the Fruit videos template:
- Open the template.: It starts in Characters talk with Strawberry, Banana, Cherry and Broccoli already drawn and voiced, and a nine-line starter story you can generate as it is.
- Cast your fruit.: Keep the starter cast, add Apple, Orange, Grape or Avocado from the character library, or describe a new one (“a pineapple with sunglasses and a gold chain”) and draw them in the Fruit people look. Give each one a voice.
- Write the drama.: Type an idea such as “Apple finds out her best friend Orange has been dating her ex” and pick a length, or paste a script in “Name: line” form. Add [annoyed], [whispers] or [gasps] where a line needs acting.
- Generate, then make them talk.: Every line gets a picture of the speaker and their voice line. Read and listen, fix anything, then turn each scene into a talking clip.
- Caption and export.: Pick a caption style, add music if you like, and export a 9:16 video in 1080p.
What makes a fruit video go viral
The best-performing fruit dramas share a shape. Keep these in mind when you write or edit the script:
- Open on the conflict.: The first line should already be a problem: “Forty minutes late to my own birthday dinner. Again.”
- One line per clip.: Eight to fourteen words each. Short lines keep the clips four to six seconds long and the pace high.
- A reveal around two thirds in.: The other reservation, the second girlfriend, the mask coming off. Everything before it sets it up.
- End on a line that lands.: A comeback, a twist or a cake in the face. People replay the last line and share it.
- Puns are free.: Fruit names do half the jokes for you: “Keep the mask on, yellow boy.”
Everything a fruit drama needs. In one editor.
Fruit people look
Glossy fruit and vegetable heads with big cartoon eyes on small human bodies, lit like a 3D animated film.
A character library
Apple, Orange, Grape and Avocado wait in the fruit pack, drawn and voiced. Or describe a new fruit and draw them in the same look.
A voice for every character
Pick each character’s voice from 125 hand-picked voices or search thousands more. They keep it in every line.
Voice acting tags
Write [whispers], [laughs], [sighs] or [nervous] in a line and the voice performs it. The Voice acting button adds tags for you without changing a word.
Write it for me
Type an idea and pick about 30 seconds, 1 minute or 2 minutes. The writer gives every character lines, with a hook first and a payoff last.
Lips in sync with the voice
The character is animated saying the line, and Clippie lines the voice you picked up with the lips, so the character still sounds like themselves.
Hear it before it moves
Every scene gets its picture and its voice line first. Fix a line, a speaker or a picture before you spend credits making them talk.
Captions on every line
Captions follow the speech as it is lip-synced, styled the way you like, for viewers watching with the sound off.
Frequently asked questions.
What is an AI fruit video?
A short drama starring fruit and vegetable characters with realistic fruit heads and cartoon faces on human bodies. Each clip is one character saying a line to camera in their own voice, and the clips together tell a story, usually a cheating, betrayal or family drama with a twist. They are popular on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
How do I make a fruit video with AI?
Open the Fruit videos template in Clippie’s AI Story. It comes with four fruit characters already drawn and voiced. Type an idea or paste a script with one line per scene, generate the pictures and voice lines, then use “Make them talk” to turn each scene into a lip-synced talking clip. Add captions and export in 9:16.
Can I make my own fruit characters?
Yes. Add a character, describe them in the “Looks like” line (for example “a pineapple head with sunglasses and a gold chain, Hawaiian shirt”) and draw them in the Fruit people look, then pick their voice. Up to 8 characters can be in one story, and they are saved to your library for the next one.
Can I paste a script from ChatGPT?
Yes. Paste lines in the form “Strawberry: I can’t believe you did this.” Each line becomes a scene spoken by that character. “Name (where they are): line” adds a scene note, and audio tags like [whispers] or [laughs] are performed, not read out.
Do the lips really match the voice?
Yes. The character is animated saying the line, then Clippie transcribes both the animation and your voice line and stretches the voice onto the mouth movements, word by word. You hear the voice you picked, in time with the lips. If a clip can’t be lined up, Clippie tries again, and a clip that fails is refunded.
How long can a fruit video be?
The writer drafts about 30 seconds, 1 minute or 2 minutes (6, 11 or 20 lines), and a talking story can have up to 40 scenes. Each scene runs as long as its line plus a short beat, usually four to seven seconds.
How much does it cost?
Talking clips use AI credits from your Clippie plan or a credit top-up, priced by the clip’s length and quality (480p or 720p, and 1080p on the Talking page). You see the price of every clip before it starts. A typed line is charged on a generous estimate and the difference comes back once the voice is made, and a clip that fails is refunded. Exporting the finished video uses your plan’s export minutes.
