Kids cartoons · Singing mascots
AI cartoon maker for kids songs
FXI Studio is a browser-based AI studio where you can make a 3D kids cartoon with one consistent mascot that sings your own song. You write the lyrics, generate the sung track, design the character once, then lip-sync it line by line. A 32-second counting song costs about 245 credits.
Watch a 32-second example
Daisy, an original lamb mascot, sings a counting song from one to five. Every singing shot was lip-synced to its own line of the song.
What you can make
A singing mascot
One original character, a lamb, a bear or a little robot, that sings and dances to your song. Designed once as a model sheet, it looks the same in every shot.
Counting and ABC songs
One number or letter per line, one action per line. The lyric sheet doubles as the shot list, so a 30 to 40 second song is 5 to 8 short clips.
Bedtime story clips
Short, gentle scenes of the same character winding down for the night, joined with frame chaining so each shot flows into the next instead of jumping.
Classroom and Sunday school songs
Clean-up, handwashing, days-of-the-week or memory-verse songs for a classroom, a homeschool lesson or a children's ministry, sung by a mascot the children know.
How it works in FXI Studio
Four steps, all in your browser. Each costs credits only when it generates something.
Step 1
Write the song and generate it
Write one action per line, then generate the sung track in Create with MiniMax Music 2.6, your exact lyrics and a style description in the prompt.
Cost: 18 credits a track
Step 2
Design one mascot
Make a model sheet (front, three-quarter, side and back) on Nano Banana 2 and save the character to your Cast, so its description goes into every prompt word for word.
Cost: 4 credits a still
Step 3
Make it sing
Draw one still per sung line in the same set, then give Seedance 2 Mini each still plus that line's slice of the song, so the mascot lip-syncs exactly those words. Use P-Video for camera moves between shots.
Cost: 5 credits a second of singing, 25 per camera move
Step 4
Edit and caption
Cut the clips onto the full song in the editor, add word-highlight captions, and export one video.
Cost: 0 credits
One mascot, the same in every shot
Design the character once as a model sheet and attach it to every still and video shot. Two or three details a child remembers, like a flower behind one ear or a mint-green scarf, are what keep it recognizable.
What it needs
Free
New accounts start with 65 free credits and no credit card, about 16 images or 3 free videos (2 today, 1 more next week), plus 22 more credits each week until the free balance is back at 65. Free accounts make video with P-Video only: enough for the song, the mascot, the stills and a camera move, but not the singing shots.
Any credit pack or plan
Unlocks the singing shots on Seedance. A full pass of a 32-second counting song is about 245 credits, inside the 600 monthly credits of the The Creator plan ($15/mo).
Publishing for children
If you post on YouTube for young children, mark the video as made for kids when you upload. YouTube requires it to meet COPPA, the US children's privacy law, and it turns off comments and personalized ads on that video.
Make your own characters. A well-known cartoon or toy mascot belongs to someone else; an original one is yours to build on.
Frequently asked
What is the easiest way to make a kids cartoon song with AI?
Write a short song with one action per line, generate it with your lyrics, design one mascot as a model sheet, and lip-sync the mascot to each line. In FXI Studio the whole workflow runs in one browser tab, and a 32-second counting song with 6 singing shots costs about 245 credits.
Can AI make a cartoon character sing?
Yes. Give the video model a still of the character plus the song as an audio reference, and prompt it to lip-sync. Slice the song so each clip hears one line, and the mouth shapes follow those words. In FXI Studio this runs on Seedance 2 Mini and Seedance 2.0 Fast.
How do I keep a cartoon character consistent in every shot?
Design it once as a model sheet with two or three memorable details, attach the sheet to every still and video shot, and describe it with the same words each time. Saving it to your Cast in FXI Studio adds that description to every prompt automatically.
Can I use my own lyrics?
Yes. MiniMax Music 2.6 in Create sings the lyrics you type into the prompt, for 18 credits a track. Listen to each take and keep the one that sings your words in order.
Do I need to know animation?
No. You describe the character, the room and the action in plain words. The image model draws the mascot and the video model animates it. The skills that matter are a simple song, one consistent character and cutting clips to the beat.
How much does an AI kids cartoon cost to make?
About 245 credits for one pass of a 32-second counting song, inside the The Creator plan's 600 monthly credits ($15/mo). New accounts start with 65 free credits; the singing shots need any credit pack or plan.
Can I post AI kids cartoons on YouTube?
Yes, if the content is original and age-appropriate. When a video is aimed at young children, YouTube requires you to mark it as made for kids, which follows the US children's privacy law COPPA and turns off comments and personalized ads on it.
Make your first kids cartoon song
Start free, design your mascot, and follow the counting-song walkthrough step by step.
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