To turn a scary story into a video, paste your horror story or creepypasta into the box below, pick a dark visual style, a narrator voice and a length, and generate. Faceless writes the narration, draws a picture for every scene, adds word-timed captions and renders a vertical horror short for 20 credits.
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A scary story lives on pacing: a normal opening, one wrong detail, and an ending that lands or leaves a question. Short video suits that, as long as the story fits 60 to 90 seconds, which is about 150 to 225 spoken words. Long creepypastas need cutting to one scene or splitting into parts. Faceless writes the narration from your story, draws each scene in a dark style you pick, times the captions to every word and renders a 9:16 video. Use your own story, or a creepypasta whose author has given permission; many popular ones are still under copyright. A video costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.
Keep the setup, the moment something is off and the reveal. Drop backstory and side characters. A 3,000 word creepypasta becomes three or four parts of about 200 words each.
The box takes up to 800 characters and opens the Faceless video maker with your story filled in. Sign in or create an account, and the text is still there.
Choose a visual style that suits horror, a narrator voice with a low, steady read, the language and the length. Most scary shorts need the 60 to 90 second option for the build to work.
On the Posting step, turn on Approve each script first. Faceless writes the script ahead of time, and you can edit it or paste your own words so the ending reads exactly as you wrote it. Nothing is charged until you approve.
Swap any picture that gives the ending away, then download or post to YouTube, TikTok or Instagram. The series can keep making a new story on a schedule, or you can pause it after one.
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