To turn your notes into a video, paste one topic's study or lecture notes into the box below, then pick a visual style, a voice and a length in Faceless. It writes a spoken explanation from your bullet points, adds word-timed captions and a picture for every scene, and renders a vertical revision video for 20 credits.
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Notes are written for the eye: bullet points, abbreviations and arrows that make sense on paper and none when read aloud. That is why they convert well. Faceless turns the fragments into full spoken sentences, adds a picture for each point and captions timed to every word, so you can listen to a topic on the bus or watch it the night before an exam. Keep one topic per video: a 60 second video holds about 150 spoken words, enough for four or five key points. Each video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.
Take one heading from your notes, such as a single process, cause or theorem. Four or five key points fit a 60 second video; a whole lecture does not.
Write out abbreviations and symbols the narrator would read literally, like "w/", "->" or your own initials for terms. Keep the definitions, dates and formulas you need to remember.
Paste into the box on this page, sign in, then choose a visual style, a narrator voice, the language and under 30, 30 to 60 or 60 to 90 seconds. Faceless writes the narration from your points.
Faceless narrates what you gave it, so a mistake in your notes ends up in the video. Turn on Approve each script first on the Posting step to read and correct the script before anything is made or charged.
Adjust captions, pictures or the voice in the editor, then download it or post it to a connected YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account. The series can keep making videos on the subject on a schedule, or you can pause it after one.
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