Faceless Reels turns a topic into a finished vertical video in the browser. We build one tuned workflow per kind of video instead of a single prompt box, and every creative decision is on screen before a render spends a credit.
What we build
Making a faceless short by hand means running five tools that were never designed to talk to each other. We replaced the stack, not the judgement.
One faceless short normally takes a script tool, a text-to-speech service, a stock footage library, a caption editor, and a video editor. Five subscriptions, five learning curves, and an export that still has to be re-cut for the next format.
Six end-to-end workflows, each tuned around one kind of video. The workflow already knows the script structure, scene planning, voice options, caption rules, and render settings for that format, so you choose between real options instead of describing them to a text box.
Every workflow stops before rendering and shows what it intends to make. Edit the script, voice, visuals, captions, and music, then approve the job. Nothing leaves your workspace unless you download it or connect a channel yourself.
How it works
The same four steps run behind every workflow. What changes between them is what gets planned and what you get to edit.
Start from the kind of video you want to publish rather than an empty timeline.
The workflow turns your topic or source material into a script, scenes, and visual direction.
Change the script, language, voice, visuals, captions, and music while the job is still free to change.
The shared queue composes the video and returns a vertical MP4, with job status visible throughout.
How we work
The claims a video tool can make are easy to inflate. These are the ones we hold to, including the ones that are not flattering.
Scripts, scenes, and narration are generated. The review step is not a formality — generated copy is a starting point, and it is your channel it goes out on.
We tune inputs, planning structure, scene rules, voice selection, caption behaviour, and render settings per format. We do not retrain the underlying foundation models, and we do not claim to.
Narration uses the ElevenLabs voice library, with Cartesia narrators where language coverage needs them. Script and topic generation run on hosted language models. Composition, captions, and vertical export run on our own render queue.
We lower the cost of producing and testing videos. Reach, monetization eligibility, and revenue depend on your topic, your originality, and the current rules of each platform — not on the software.
The credit cost of each workflow is listed on the pricing page before you buy anything, and new accounts get 10 free credits so you can finish a real render before paying.
Finished videos are yours for your own channels and client work. Checking that the topic, script, assets, and final cut respect third-party rights and platform rules stays with you.
Reach us
Questions about a render, a charge, or something the product cannot do yet all land in the same place.
Choose a template and topic, then let Faceless Reels build the hook, script, voice, visuals, captions, music, and edit for your next faceless Reel.
