To turn a blog post into a YouTube Short, copy one idea from the post into Faceless, trim it to about 150 words so it runs under 60 seconds, pick a voice and a visual style, and generate. You get a vertical 9:16 video with AI narration, captions and a picture per scene, ready to upload or schedule.
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A blog post already holds the research a Short needs; what it lacks is the format. A Short carries one idea in under a minute, read aloud, with something to look at in every scene. Faceless does that part: you bring the text from WordPress, Substack, Medium, Ghost or any CMS, and it voices, captions and illustrates it. A Short in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month.
A Short carries one point. Pick the most surprising claim, the most useful tip, or one item from a list. A listicle of seven tips can become seven Shorts, one per item.
Faceless does not fetch the page from its URL, so copy the paragraphs you need. Narration runs at about 150 words a minute: 75 words for 30 seconds, 150 for 60. Put the payoff in the first sentence.
Pick a voice and one of more than 90 languages, then a visual style. Storyboard (AI pictures per scene) costs 20 credits; the animated Motion styles are priced per second.
The AI voice reads your text, word-timed captions follow it, and every scene gets its own picture. Fix a caption, swap a scene or change the voice in the editor before you export.
Connect your channel to publish or schedule from Faceless, or download the MP4. Links in Shorts descriptions are not clickable, so name the post in the last line if you want viewers to find it.
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