How to turn a quiz into a video

To turn a quiz into a video, paste three to five trivia questions with their answers into the box below, pick a visual style, a voice and a length, and generate. Faceless writes the narration, adds word-timed captions and a picture for every question, and renders a vertical video for 20 credits.

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How should a quiz video be paced?

Quiz videos keep people watching because every question is a small cliffhanger: viewers stay to see if they were right. The pacing is question, a short beat to guess, then the answer. In 60 seconds that fits three to five questions, and fewer is better than rushed. Write a line like "Think you know it?" between each question and its answer so the narration leaves room to guess. Faceless writes the narration from your questions, draws a picture for each one and times captions to every word, which matters because many viewers play quizzes with the sound off. Check every answer yourself, since Faceless narrates what you give it. A video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.

How do I turn quiz questions into a video?

1

Write three to five questions on one theme

Pick one topic, like space, flags or 90s movies, and order the questions from easy to hard. The hardest question last gives viewers a reason to stay to the end.

2

Add the answer and a guessing beat to each

Under each question, write a short pause line ("Three seconds. Got it?") and then the answer with one fact about why. Paste up to 800 characters into the box.

3

Pick a style, an upbeat voice and a length

Choose 30 to 60 seconds for three questions or 60 to 90 seconds for five. Pick a caption style that is large and easy to read, since the answer shows on screen.

4

Lock the exact questions and answers

On the Posting step, turn on Approve each script first. Faceless drafts the script ahead of time, you check the questions, pauses and answers are in order, and nothing is made or charged until you approve.

5

Run it as a daily quiz

Faceless sets it up as a series, so it can post a new quiz on your theme on a schedule, like one a day, or you can pause it after one. Download each video or post it to a connected account.

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Three to five. About 150 spoken words make 60 seconds, and each question needs the question, a guessing beat and the answer. Five short questions are the most that fit without rushing; three with a fun fact each often keeps viewers better.
Write the pause into the script: a line such as "Take three seconds" or a countdown between the question and the answer. With Approve each script first on, you can make sure every question has that beat before the video is made.
Yes, as part of the word-timed captions, which show every narrated word including the answer. You can restyle the captions or adjust the picture for any question in the editor before you post.
Yes. The quiz is set up as a series on the topic you paste, and each new video takes a new angle on it. Check the answers in each script, or turn on review before posting, since trivia is easy to get wrong.
A video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits. Plans start at $29/month with credits every month, and one-off credit packs start at $10 for 100 credits.

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