To turn a recipe into a video, paste the dish name, ingredients and steps into the box below, then pick a visual style, a voice and a length in Faceless. It writes a condensed spoken walkthrough, adds word-timed captions and an illustrated picture for every step, and renders a vertical recipe short for 20 credits.
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A full recipe is longer than a short video: 12 ingredients and 8 steps read aloud run well past 90 seconds, the longest Faceless video. So the narration is condensed: the key ingredients, the steps that matter and the one tip that makes the dish work. Be honest about the pictures. Faceless draws a generated illustration for each step, not footage or photos of your dish, so it suits recipe stories, tips and quick walkthroughs better than a cooking demo. Point viewers to the full recipe in your description. Each video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.
Keep the dish name, the five or six main ingredients and the key steps. Leave salt, oil and exact gram weights for the written recipe; a 60 second video holds about 150 spoken words.
Put the hook first: ready in 15 minutes, one pan, or the trick that keeps it crisp. Viewers decide in the first two seconds whether to keep watching.
Paste into the box on this page, sign in, and choose a visual style, a narrator voice, the language and the length. 60 to 90 seconds suits most recipes.
Faceless narrates what you gave it, so a wrong oven temperature ends up in the video. Turn on Approve each script first on the Posting step to read the script and fix amounts 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 with the full recipe in the description. The series can keep making recipe videos on your theme, or pause after one.
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