Topview AI says 40% of its 5 million users make AI films

Topview AI says its platform has five million registered users and that 40% of them create AI films and dramas, as the Singapore-headquartered company pushes its video tools beyond marketing clips into series and feature films.

The figures come from a company announcement dated October 9, 2026, carried by Media OutReach Newswire, which states that the issuer is solely responsible for the content. Tech in Asia reported the same user and percentage figures from the company, without independent verification. Topview AI built its business on marketing video, including product and avatar videos for e-commerce sellers and brands, before adding tools for longer, story-driven work.

Per the company, roughly one million videos are generated daily across all its video creation tools. The five-million figure covers the whole platform, and the company did not say how it counts a registered user or how the numbers split by tool. These figures are Topview AI's own claims, and SLOP TV could not verify them independently.

Topview AI launched Film Studio in July 2026 to help creators develop standalone AI short films. The tool keeps a project's shots, camera moves and character references in one workspace, so a creator can plan and revise a scene shot by shot instead of generating single clips. Its Drama Studio is built for episodic and multi-part stories, with beat sheets, recurring characters and continuity across episodes.

The company's collaborations began with Drama Studio and have expanded to studios using Film Studio. Hieu AI Media used Drama Studio for episodes 3 and 4 of its action series Green Lightning, and the company says both episodes have passed 200,000 views on YouTube. AZF Studio's NEON TIDE EP.1, a science-fiction series set after a kaiju catastrophe, is an official AZF and Topview series made with Drama Studio. In these collaborations, Topview AI provides access to its tools and platform credits, while creators keep the concepts and publish the work on their own channels.

The clearest test is feature-film production. DRagon Studios is using Topview AI in its workflow and plans a December premiere in London's West End, followed by a limited theatrical release across the UK. In feedback the company shared, DRagon Studios said the technology changed the direction of its business, and the studio is exploring a production facility built around Topview.

Topview AI says production teams have returned for further projects and that other production houses plan to release work later this year. The company also names the open problems: consistency of characters and performances across shots, and the rights of creative contributors. Whether Topview AI's shot-level controls close the first gap, and how the second is settled, will shape whether studios keep the platform in a feature pipeline.

The near-term signal to watch is the DRagon Studios premiere in December, the first time a Topview-assisted feature is set to reach a paying UK audience.

Film Studio and Drama Studio are available through Topview AI's website at topview.ai.