Generate All Segments of an Episode at Once

What Generate all does

• Generates every segment with storyboard text and no clip yet, in timeline order, on the model selected in the top bar.
• Leaves alone segments that already have a clip (the dialog says how many), so it never pays twice for the same segment. To redo one, use its own Regenerate.
• Skips segments that are already generating or waiting in line.
• Leaves out segments longer than the selected model allows, and says so: …are longer than this model allows and are left out. Switch models to generate them.

The dialog

Titled Generate all segments, it shows the count, the total seconds and the model — for example “8 segments · 96 s in total · Wan 3.0 · 480P” — and the total in credits, which is the sum of the price tags on those segments’ own buttons. The note underneath: Each segment is charged on its own and refunded if it fails. Segments beyond your concurrency limit wait in line and start automatically.

While it submits

After Generate, the dialog counts Submitting 3/8…. Stop here stops submitting the rest; the ones already submitted carry on. When it finishes you see 8 segments submitted; if some could not be submitted, the message gives how many and the first reason only, so look along the timeline for the cards that still have no clip.

On the website, a segment you wrote or edited yourself is checked for shots with no linked characters. When one has them, you are asked about that segment alone, with the same question as a single Generate: confirm and it is submitted; cancel and only that segment is skipped (Segment N was skipped: some shots have no linked characters.) while the rest carry on. The apps do not ask. Shots with no linked characters.

If a segment’s dialogue is not in the project’s dialogue language, you are asked once; your answer applies to the rest of the batch. Dialogue language check.

Credits

Before submitting anything, the total is checked against your balance. If it does not cover the total, the buy-credits window opens and nothing is submitted — no half-finished batch to sort out. If the balance runs out part-way (for example because something else was charged meanwhile), submitting stops at that segment and the buy-credits window opens. Each submitted segment holds its own credits and is charged when its clip arrives, refunded if it fails. What one segment costs.

Queue and time

Your account runs a limited number of generations at once, set by your plan. The rest wait in line with their credits held and start by themselves as slots free up; you can close the page. A long episode takes a while — each clip usually takes several minutes. Generating many segments at once.

On a phone

Generate all sits in the bottom bar, above Composite, with its price. The same dialog opens.

FAQ

Updated October 2, 2026