How to turn a travel guide into a video

To turn a travel guide into a video, paste your guide or itinerary into the box below, pick a visual style, a voice, a language and a length, and generate. Faceless writes the narration, adds word-timed captions and an illustrated picture for every stop, and renders a vertical video for 20 credits.

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What should a travel guide video show?

A travel guide turns into a strong short when it promises something specific: three days in Lisbon, five temples in Kyoto, the one mistake people make in Rome. Long guides cover too much, so cut yours to one day or one list of three to five stops. Faceless writes the narration from your guide and draws a picture for each stop, but those pictures are generated illustrations of the place, not real footage. A famous landmark may not look exactly right, so check each one in the editor and say in the caption that the scenes are illustrated. Prices and opening hours change, so date them. A video in the Storyboard style costs 20 credits, and plans start at $29/month on the Starter plan.

How do I turn a travel guide into a video?

1

Cut the guide to one day or one short list

Three to five stops fit a 60 to 90 second video. Keep one useful detail per stop, such as the best time to go or what it costs, and drop the rest.

2

Paste the text, not a link

Faceless does not open web pages, so copy the itinerary text into the box (up to 800 characters). If the guide is someone else's, summarize it in your own words and credit them.

3

Pick a style, a voice and the viewer's language

Choose a visual style and a voice, and narrate in the language of the travelers you want to reach: Faceless speaks more than 90 languages, with captions in the same language.

4

Check landmarks, prices and hours

Turn on Approve each script first on the Posting step to fix any price, hour or place name before anything is made or charged. Then check each landmark picture in the editor and swap any that look wrong.

5

Post one destination at a time

Download the video or post it to a connected YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account. Faceless sets it up as a series that can cover a new city or day on a schedule, or you can pause it after one.

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No. Every scene is a generated illustration of the place, not real footage or photos. That works well for mood and atmosphere, but a well known landmark may not match reality exactly, so tell viewers the scenes are illustrated.
Three to five. About 150 spoken words make 60 seconds, which leaves around 30 to 50 words per stop: the name, why it is worth it and one practical tip like the best hour to arrive.
Yes, as ten short videos rather than one. Faceless sets your guide up as a series, so it can make a new video on a schedule you pick, each taking a new angle such as a different day, city or budget tip.
Only as a source for your own summary. Copying someone's guide word for word reuses their writing. Write the facts in your own words, check them against an official site, and credit the blog if you relied on it.
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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