Armox AI vs Drawstory

Armox AI turns a product photo or brief into static and video ads for Meta, YouTube, and TikTok. Its workflow can maintain consistency for a product, talent, and logo by editing an approved hero frame. That image can be adapted for feed, stories, landscape, and vertical placements, then animated into clips of 5–10 seconds. The ads page lists AI models for still images, motion, and edits, including GPT Image 2.5, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1, Sora 2, and Wan 2.6. Brand kit controls and bulk generation are listed. Armox says users own generated stills and clips and may use them in paid campaigns, organic social, and client work. The Free plan costs nothing and provides a one-time 1,000 starter credits with limited image-model access; credits do not refresh monthly. Pro costs $20 a month, Agency $60 a month, Master $99 a month, and Business $300 a month. The company identifies itself as Armox Labs OÜ, registered in Tallinn, Estonia.

Drawstory is a web-based AI storyboard tool for scriptwriters, directors, and creative professionals. It can turn a story into a storyboard, comic, or animation, and users can upload scripts and shot lists without writing prompts. Its assistant director analyzes scripts for shots, characters, locations, and camera angles; scripts up to 100 pages are supported. Users can upload characters or choose and customize characters generated from script descriptions. An object remover can remove a selected object or character while preserving the scene. Exports include high-resolution images and MP4, and team collaboration is supported. The free plan provides 10 image generations per month. Top-up costs $16 a month for 50 monthly image generations, while Director is $50 a month for 500. Unlimited costs $150 a month. Enterprise pricing is custom. Drawstory says files are encrypted in transit and at rest, and that scripts and storyboards are not used to train AI models. Users can delete accounts or projects. Paid plans include priority support.