To turn a ChatGPT script into a video, paste the script into the box below and open it in Faceless, pick a voice, a visual style and a length, and generate. Faceless narrates it with an AI voice, adds word-timed captions and a picture for every scene, and renders a vertical video for 20 credits.
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ChatGPT is good at the words of a short video and stops there: it gives you a script, not a voice, captions or anything to look at. Faceless is the part after the chat. It reads the script with an AI voice in more than 90 languages, splits it into scenes, draws a picture for each scene in the style you pick, times the captions to every word and renders a 9:16 video up to 90 seconds long. A video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.
Ask for spoken narration only, with no scene directions or stage notes, and about 150 words for a 60 second video. Ask for the hook in the first sentence: viewers decide in two seconds.
The box opens the Faceless video maker with your text filled in as what the video is about. Sign in or create an account, and the text is still there.
Choose a visual style for the pictures, a narrator voice, the language and under 30, 30 to 60 or 60 to 90 seconds. Faceless writes the narration from your script to fit that length.
On the Posting step, turn on Approve each script first. Faceless drafts the script ahead of time and nothing is made or charged until you approve it, so you can replace the draft with your ChatGPT script word for word.
Every video opens in the editor, where you can change captions, pictures and the voice. Download it, or post it to a connected YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account. Faceless sets it up as a series, so it can keep making videos on your topic on a schedule, or you can pause it after one.
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