AITA story video maker
A calm person says no, and the family votes on whether that was allowed. The ChatsRat story maker turns your own aita story into a 9:16 video with a title card, a narrator and big word-by-word captions, and splits a long one into parts. Start from one of our five original aita stories or paste your own.
Fiction. Original story. Made with ChatsRat.
The story in this video
AITA for not lending my car to my brother every weekend?
My brother does not have a car. I do. For two years he has borrowed mine every weekend, and he brings it back with an empty tank and a very small apology. Last month I asked if he could put in some fuel. He laughed. I said I would like the car to be free on Saturdays so I could see my friends. He said family does not ask for things back. I said it was my car. Now our mother is calling me selfish, and my brother has posted a photograph of a bus. I have offered to drive him places when I am going anyway. I have also offered to go halves on a bike. He says that is not the same thing.
About 49 seconds read aloud. An original story written for ChatsRat, with invented people and no real places or businesses.
How a aita story works
A aita story is about a person who did something reasonable and asks the audience whether they were the villain.
- The beats
- A reasonable no, a family that disagrees, one small detail that makes the reader take a side, and a closing question to the audience.
- What makes it work
- A narrator who sounds calm and a conflict that is small enough to be real, such as a car, a bill, a seat or a number.
- What to leave out
- Real names, real cities and anything involving a minor. If the story could be about someone you know, change it until it is not.
Five original aita stories to start from
- AITA for not lending my car to my brother every weekend? (125 words)
- AITA for leaving my friend's birthday dinner when she split the bill unevenly? (113 words)
- AITA for telling my neighbour her dog needs a quieter hobby? (114 words)
- AITA for refusing to give my seat to a man who booked the wrong carriage? (118 words)
- AITA for not sharing the lottery numbers I always play? (115 words)
All five are fiction we wrote for ChatsRat. None is copied or reworded from any post anywhere. Change any of them, or paste your own.
Four twists for a aita story
The reveal
The next day, someone in the family told me quietly that they had been thinking the same thing for years and had never dared to say it.
The update
We talked it over properly. Nobody shouted. We agreed on a few simple rules, and for the first time in months the group chat was only about dinner.
Karma
A few weeks later, the person who had called me selfish asked me, very sweetly, for the same thing I had just said no to. I said I would be glad to help, this time with a plan.
The receipts
I had the messages saved, and I did not need them. When I offered to read them out, the room went quiet, and everyone suddenly remembered it differently.
From story to video
- Pick the aita trope in the story maker, or paste your own story. Edit the title card, the username and the text.
- Choose a narrator, a second voice for comments, and a moving background.
- Press Make my video. A long story is split into Part 1, Part 2 and more, each with its own TikTok, Reels and Shorts caption.