What Virtual Locations, Actors, and Voices Are Available in Plotagon?

Plotagon gives you three content pools to build animated videos from: a library of 200+ virtual locations, a cast of stylized actors you can either customize or pick from a library, and a professional multilingual voice library that you can also replace with your own recordings. All three are described on plotagon.com as part of the app's creative toolset, and they are available across the Plotagon apps (Studio Mobile, Story Mobile, and Studio Desktop).

Virtual locations

The site states you can "choose from 200+ virtual locations." These are described as thematic, high-quality scenes that let you avoid real-world production challenges — no filming permits, sets, or location scouting — while keeping a consistent visual quality across your video.

Practical implications:

• Scene = one location. Plotagon's own structure treats a "scene" as all the action taking place at a single location, so changing location means starting a new scene.
• Consistency matters for multi-scene videos. Because the library is described as offering consistent visual quality, mixing several locations in one story won't produce a jarring style mismatch.
• The library is the limit. If your script calls for a very specific real place, you're working within the 200+ available scenes rather than importing your own.

Actors

Plotagon describes actors as stylized characters. You have two routes:

1. Create and customize your own — the site says you can "create them yourself, customize their look," including how they dress.
2. Cast from the library — pick an existing actor instead of building one.

Actors can also emote. The emote tool uses animations to convey an actor's emotion — the site's examples are happy, sad, and bored. Beyond emotion, actors can physically interact through actions such as shaking hands, high-fiving, or hugging.

For dialogue, each line involves more than just text: you write the dialogue, pick a voice, assign a listener, and the actors speak. Camera work is handled separately — you can choose over-the-shoulder, wide angle, or movement shots, or let Plotagon pick for you.

Voices

The voice library is described as professional and multilingual, with actors "fluent in different languages and dialects." Two options exist for any dialogue line:

The site also notes you can add audio beyond dialogue — music and sound effects to set the mood, such as crowd cheers or dramatic background audio.

What this means for your project

• Training, educational, or marketing videos benefit most from the location library, since you can place a scene anywhere without a shoot.
• Multilingual content is supported natively through the voice library, so the same script can be voiced in different languages and dialects.
• Fan fiction, original narratives, and social stories lean on actor customization and emotes, since character expression carries the story.
• If you need a specific real-world location or a voice not in the library, plan to record your own audio and design your script around the available scenes.

To see the actual location, actor, and voice options, the site directs users to the apps themselves — Plotagon Studio Mobile, Plotagon Story Mobile, and Plotagon Studio Desktop — where the content library is browsable.