Publish daily without ever being on camera
This faceless video generator turns a topic into a finished short: it writes the script, voices it, and puts AI-generated b-roll behind it, in 10 to 60 seconds at whichever aspect ratio you need.
How it works
- 1
Give it a topic
3 to 500 characters. Add a brief of up to 2,000 if you want to steer the angle.
- 2
Pick a voice
Choose the narration voice. The script is voiced and the b-roll follows it scene by scene.
- 3
Set length and format
10 to 60 seconds, 9:16 / 16:9 / 1:1, with optional burned-in captions.
What you can make
Daily-posting creators
The barrier to daily short-form is usually being on camera. Removing that is the point — you write, it produces.
Faceless niche channels
Finance, history and explainer channels run entirely on b-roll and voiceover. This is that format, without sourcing stock.
Brands with no on-camera talent
Keep the same voice and format across every video, without anyone having to film.
Anyone testing a content angle
Produce ten topics in an afternoon and see which angle your audience responds to before investing in production.
This faceless video generator turns a topic into a finished short: it writes the script, voices it, and puts AI-generated b-roll behind it, in 10 to 60 seconds at whichever aspect ratio you need.
Make your first faceless videoSpecs & limits
| Modes | AI b-roll behind a voiceover, no presenter |
|---|---|
| Topic | 3 to 500 characters |
| Brief / script override | Up to 2,000 characters each — a script override skips generation |
| Length | 10 to 60 seconds |
| Aspect ratios | 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 |
| Captions | Optional, burned in, top / centre / bottom |
Tips for better results
- Give one idea per video, not a list. A 30-second script covers roughly 70 words — a topic with three sub-points arrives as three unfinished thoughts.
- Use the brief for what to avoid, not just what to cover. "No statistics, no intro, start on the claim" shapes the script more than another paragraph of topic.
- Paste your own script when accuracy matters. Generated scripts are good at pacing and bad at facts you have not supplied.
- Turn captions on for 9:16. Vertical short-form is watched muted more than any other format, and the voiceover is the whole content here.
- Start at 30 seconds. It is long enough for a complete thought and short enough to keep retention, and you can extend once you see where viewers drop.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to appear on camera?
No, that is the point. The video pairs AI b-roll with a voiceover, so nobody appears on camera.
What goes on screen?
AI-generated b-roll that follows the script, with optional burned-in captions. No presenter appears.
Can I write the script myself?
Yes. A script override of up to 2,000 characters is used verbatim and skips script generation entirely.
How long can the video be?
Between 10 and 60 seconds, which covers Reels, TikTok, Shorts and most feed placements.
Is it free?
No — generating spends AI credits from your Wujud account. Video costs more than image tools because footage and voice are both generated; credits are bought as a pack, and new accounts start with none. AI tools need a paid plan.
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