To turn a lesson plan into a video, paste the learning objective and the key concept you teach into the box below, then pick a voice, a visual style and a length in Faceless. It writes a short explainer script, narrates it with captions and a picture per scene, and renders a video for 20 credits.
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A lesson plan is written for the teacher: objectives, timings, materials and activities. Students only need the concept, and a 60 to 90 second explainer is a good way to open a lesson or recap it at the end. Paste the objective and the core explanation, not the schedule or the worksheet. Faceless writes a spoken script, narrates it with an AI voice in more than 90 languages, draws a picture for each scene and times captions to every word, which helps students who read along. A video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.
Skip the timings, materials, assessment and differentiation notes. Keep the one idea students must leave with, plus one example or analogy that makes it click.
Use 60 to 90 seconds (up to about 225 spoken words) for a lesson opener, or under 30 seconds for a quick recap. Pick a visual style, a narrator voice and the language your class learns in.
Turn on Approve each script first on the Posting step. You see the script before anything is made, can fix terms, dates or formulas and set the reading level, and nothing is charged until you approve.
Open the video in the editor to adjust captions or pictures, then download the file to play in class or upload to your learning platform. You can also post to a connected YouTube channel.
Faceless sets it up as a series, so it can make a new explainer on the same subject on a schedule, each from a new angle. Pause it after one if you only need this lesson.
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