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What is Pray Production Studio?
A web studio from Pray.com that turns a written script into a finished, edit-ready video.
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Pray Production Studio (PPS) is a web app from Pray.com that takes a story from script to a finished video. You bring the words; the studio helps you plan every shot, cast consistent characters, generate the images and video clips, add narration and music, and assemble it all on a timeline you can export.
It runs in your browser. There is nothing to install.
What you can make
Creators and churches use the studio for Bible stories, sermon films, kids' episodes, testimonies, and short social clips. Turn on Biblical Mode for historically grounded Bible stories, or leave it off for modern stories and anything else you can imagine.
How a project comes together
- Script. Paste or upload your script, or have the studio draft one from an idea. It breaks the script into scenes and shots for you.
- Cast. Create your actors, locations and objects once, and the studio reuses them in every shot so your characters stay recognizable.
- Images and video. Generate a still for each shot, then animate it into a video clip. Every button shows its credit cost before you press it.
- Audio. Add narration in a studio voice, your own recording, or your actor's voice, plus music.
- Assemble and export. Arrange everything on the Post-Production timeline, then render an MP4 or hand the timeline to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
Where to go next
- New here? Follow Make your first video.
- Wondering which workflow to pick? Read Choose a workflow.
- Prefer video? The video tutorials walk through the studio step by step.
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19:07Video: How to Use Pray Production Studio: From Script to Video in 20 MinutesThe complete end-to-end walkthrough. Start from a script and finish with a rendered video, touching every stage of the pipeline along the way.
2:02Video: The AI Assistant Editor in Pray Production StudioUse the AI Assistant to edit shots, adjust prompts, and make changes across your project by asking in plain language.
Related guides
- Make your first videoA step-by-step walkthrough from a blank project to an exported video, using Storyboard Mode.
- Choose a workflowStoryboard Mode, Director Mode, Editor Mode, and Aura Reels each suit a different kind of project. Here is how to pick.
- How credits workCredits pay for every image, clip, and voice you generate. Here is how they are counted, held, and refilled.