ShortslyStart with text or audio
Paste the story, upload a recording, or reuse a saved voiceover as the foundation of the edit.
Use cases
Create faceless story videos without filming yourself.
Paste the story or upload its narration, choose a recurring character and visual style, then replace any weak or repeated scene after generation.
- Start with a written story, recorded narration, or saved voiceover.
- Choose one recurring character or avatar and one image style for the whole story.
- Review scene changes where the subject, location, time, or emotion changes.
Build a recognizable story world.
Keep a recurring character
Use a reusable avatar and one visual style so scene changes do not break the identity of the story.
Avoid static slideshow pacing
Use independent scene timing, entrance, ambient, and exit motion to keep the visual track active.
Build the story before generating the scenes.
A clear turning point and recurring character provide the structure needed for a coherent first cut.
Step 1
Edit the story for narration. Keep the setup concise and make the turning point and ending easy to identify.
Step 2
Set the recurring character. Choose the avatar, voice, image style, and background direction before generating scenes.
Step 3
Replace repeated scenes. Review each story beat and change visuals that repeat or fail to match the narration.
Watch the format in practice.
Real videos produced through the Shortsly workflow.
Questions about faceless story videos.
Do faceless videos have to use an avatar?
No. You can use a recurring character, object-led scenes, uploaded media, or generated environments without showing a presenter.
Can I reuse a character in another story?
Yes. Avatars can be saved and reused across projects to maintain a recognizable visual identity.
Can I replace images that do not fit the narration?
Yes. Generated results remain editable, so individual visuals can be replaced or moved without regenerating the full video.
