What Is 30 Days Series Mode? Continue Your Story Episode by Episode
A single 30 Days video tells one complete story in one sitting. Series mode builds a persistent world once, then lets you pick up the same story whenever you're ready for the next episode.
Aug 26, 2026 · 6 min read · Explained
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Build the world once
Name a universe and a premise built to sustain all 30 days. Zyvo writes a master story bible and generates 5 reusable reference images — your cast and key locations — in one setup step.
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Choose your pace
Pick how many days each episode covers: 1 (30 episodes), 2 (15), 3 (10), or 5 (6 episodes). This is set once per series and shapes how the whole story unfolds.
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Generate an episode whenever you're ready
Each episode is 7 scenes, narrated, about 35–42 seconds. You're only charged for the episode you generate — not for the whole series upfront.
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The next episode picks up automatically
The planner already knows the world, the cast, and everything that's happened so far — you never re-explain the premise. Episodes generate in order; you can't skip ahead.
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The series completes at Day 30
Once the current day reaches 30, the series is marked complete — every episode stays available afterward.
Why this is different from just posting more videos
Generating three separate 30 Days videos in the same universe gives you three unrelated stories that happen to share a setting. Series mode gives you one continuous story — the same cast, the same open threads, the same consequences carrying forward. See exactly how it remembers your story between episodes.
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