To turn a Google Doc into a video, copy the section you want into Faceless and trim it to about 150 words per minute of video. Pick a voice and a visual style and generate. Faceless narrates the text with an AI voice, adds captions and a picture for each scene, and never needs access to your Drive.
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Google Docs is where many teams already write, comment on and approve scripts. Faceless picks up from there: the approved text goes in, a narrated, captioned video comes out, and the document never leaves your Drive. It suits explainers, lessons, internal updates and short-form scripts alike. The Storyboard style costs 20 credits a video, and plans start at $29/month.
Short sentences, one idea per paragraph, and full sentences instead of bullets: a bullet list reads as fragments when a voice says it. Spell numbers and abbreviations the way they are spoken.
Select the section in Google Docs and copy it. Faceless never opens the document, so you do not change its sharing settings or connect your Drive. Images in the doc are not carried over; Faceless makes its own visuals.
About 150 words make a minute of narration, and one Faceless video runs up to 90 seconds (about 225 words). Split a longer doc into parts, one per heading.
Use the same voice for every part of a multi-part doc so the series sounds continuous. Faceless narrates in more than 90 languages.
Faceless narrates the text, syncs captions and gives each scene a picture that matches it. Fix anything in the editor, then download the MP4 or post it to a connected channel.
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