To turn a how-to guide into a video, paste your numbered steps into the box below, pick a visual style, a narrator voice and a length, and generate. Faceless writes the narration, draws an illustration for every step, adds word-timed captions and renders a vertical how-to short for 20 credits.
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A how-to short works for a task with three to seven steps that a viewer can remember: cleaning a cast iron pan, tying a knot, setting a weekly budget. Faceless writes the narration from your steps, draws an illustration for each one in the style you pick, times captions to every word and renders a 9:16 video. The pictures are generated illustrations, not screen recordings or real footage, so a guide that depends on showing exact buttons in an app is better as a screen capture. Number your steps and keep one action per step. For safety steps, such as electrical or chemical work, check every detail yourself. A video costs 20 credits on plans from $29/month (Starter).
Keep one action per step and drop the background a written guide needs. A 1,500 word tutorial usually becomes one 60 second video of the core steps, or a series with one stage per video.
Write them in order as "1.", "2.", "3." with the result first: "How to get rust off a cast iron pan in 5 steps". The box takes up to 800 characters.
Choose a clear, even narrator voice, a simple visual style that shows objects plainly, the language and the length. About 25 to 35 words per step suits a 60 second video.
On the Posting step, turn on Approve each script first. You check every quantity, time and order before anything is made or charged, or paste your own steps, and it is narrated exactly as approved.
In the editor, replace any illustration that shows the wrong tool, then download or post. The series can make a new guide on your topic on a schedule, or you can pause it after one.
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