Text to video for faceless shorts
Paste a prompt or a full script. Faceless text to video builds the clip — visuals, voiceover, and captions — so you can post without recording.
From words to a vertical video
Text to video is the core Faceless workflow. You describe the story or paste narration; the generator sequences scenes and audio for Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.
It is the same capability as the in-app text-to-video tool, documented here so you can compare it with other AI video generators before you download.
What to write in the prompt
Short topical explainers, listicles, storytime, and news-style recaps work well. Include the hook in the first sentence — that becomes the opening scene and caption.
- One idea per video keeps pacing tight
- Specify tone: calm narrator, hype, or storytime
- Export and add a native TikTok or Reels cover if you want
On your phone
Text to video is faster in the native app: dictation, camera roll export, and share sheets. Mobile visitors should install Faceless rather than squeezing the web dashboard onto a small screen.
Steps
- 1
Paste a prompt or a script
Put the hook in the first sentence. One idea is enough for a short.
- 2
Generate the clip
Faceless builds scenes, voiceover, and captions from that text.
- 3
Export the vertical file
Save it and upload to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. Faceless does not post the video for you.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Faceless text to video work?
- You enter a prompt or script. Faceless generates visuals and speech, lays down captions, and exports a short vertical video.
- Is text to video the same as a slideshow?
- Slideshow is one format. Text to video can also produce more cinematic generated clips. Pick the format that matches the niche you post in.
- Can I use my own script?
- Yes. Paste a full script when you want control over every line, or start from a short prompt and let the AI draft the narration.