FaceTuber · AI presenter

Presenter-led videos, without filming anyone

A presenter animated by AI speaks your script on camera, and between appearances the video cuts to footage of what they are describing. You never set up a camera.

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What you get

A finished 1080p video as long as your script takes to read aloud, with its YouTube description already written. Pauses in the narration are trimmed automatically.

How it is made

Your presenter appears on camera, speaking your script with lips that match every word. Between appearances the video cuts to pictures of what they are describing: stock footage where it exists, and generated scenes where it does not.

Your presenter

You create your presenter once and use them in every video after that. Making a presenter is a one-off extra, priced on the Create screen before you confirm. Per channel, you can choose whether the presenter is sometimes shown beside a picture or always full screen.

Options

Relaxed gives a full-pace opening, then mostly pictures, with the presenter back every two minutes instead of every fifteen seconds.

Explainer opens on pictures, shows every subject as documentary footage, and adds graphics for comparisons, numbers, maps and numbered parts.

Who it is for

Faceless YouTube channels that need a face on screen: advice and how-to, cars, shopping and money, retirement, home and garden, and list videos.

The narration

Pick a voice from the library, use your own cloned voice, or upload narration you recorded yourself.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste your script

    Plain prose, at least 500 characters, written the way it should be spoken. Or upload narration you recorded.

  2. 2

    Press Create

    It records the voice, finds or draws every picture and cuts the video. Nothing to approve along the way.

  3. 3

    Download and upload

    A 1080p video with its YouTube description written, yours to download for ten days.

The other looks

Make your first FaceTuber video

Continue with Google. No card needed, and you pay only for finished videos.