Describe the video you want. ClipNova writes the script, generates every scene with no face on screen, records the voiceover, adds captions and music, and exports a finished video in any aspect ratio, up to five minutes long.
Every step below runs inside one generation. Here is a single project, a three-minute sci-fi short, followed from the first line of text to the exported file.
Say what the video is about, how long it should run and who it is for. One line is enough. If you already have a script, paste it and ClipNova follows it beat by beat instead of writing its own.
A thirty-second clip and a five-minute video need different shapes, not the same script stretched. ClipNova writes an opening that states the promise, a body that delivers it in order, and a close — then times each section so the finished video lands on your target length.
Each section becomes scenes rendered by current video models such as Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Sora 2, in the style you choose: cinematic, documentary, painterly, 3D or 2D animation. No stock library, no watermarks, no one on camera.
This is what breaks on long faceless videos: by scene nine the character is wearing a different face and the light has moved. ClipNova carries the character design, palette and camera language across every scene from the same plan, so a five-minute story looks like one piece of work rather than a playlist.
The script is voiced by a natural AI narrator in any of 18 languages and timed to the scenes. Captions are transcribed from that voice, so they stay in sync. Re-voice a finished video for another market without re-rendering a single scene.
Add your own music track, uploaded or linked, and set its volume under the narration; ClipNova mixes it in. Export 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels or 1:1 for feeds, at 1080p, watermark-free with full commercial rights on every plan.
A faceless video carries its message with footage, narration and captions instead of a presenter. Documentaries, explainers, history, science, true crime, product walkthroughs, compilations — some of the largest channels on YouTube have never shown a face, because nothing in the format depends on one.
The idea was never the hard part. Sourcing footage that is not watermarked, recording narration that sounds human, keeping a character consistent across thirty scenes and cutting it together in an editor — that is the work, and it is the reason most people who want a faceless channel never publish a second video. ClipNova does those parts as one job. The script comes first, the scenes are generated from it, and the voice and captions derive from the same script, with your music track mixed in underneath, which is why they line up without anyone touching a timeline.
Because the plan is text, the next video is a new idea rather than a new project. Hold the narrator, the look and the pacing across a whole channel, change the subject and render again. That is what makes a publishing schedule survivable for one person.
Multi-scene videos up to five minutes in 16:9, with the narration, chapters and look holding together from start to finish.
Science, history, finance or how-to: the script sets the order, the scenes illustrate each point, and nothing needs a presenter.
Same narrator, same look, new subject. Run a faceless channel from a list of ideas instead of a filming calendar.
Walkthroughs, launches and ads with a voiceover and a clear call to action, exported in whatever ratio the placement needs.
A tool that produces a complete video with no one on camera. In ClipNova the script, the scenes, the voiceover and the captions are all generated from your idea, your own music track is mixed in if you add one, and everything is assembled into one file, so what you get back is a finished video rather than clips to edit.
Up to five minutes in a single render, which is long enough for a full explainer or a short documentary. Shorter formats work the same way: a 30-second clip is the same pipeline with fewer scenes.
No. Give ClipNova the idea and it writes the opening, the body and the close, timed to the length you asked for. If you already have a script, paste it and the tool follows it instead of writing its own.
Every scene is generated by AI video models such as Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Sora 2, from your script. There is no stock library involved, so there are no watermarks, no clips another channel is also using and no one on camera. You can also start from your own photos or product shots.
Narration is available in 18 languages, and captions are transcribed from the voice, so both switch together. You can re-voice a finished video for another market without regenerating the scenes, or clone your own voice.
Yes. YouTube and the other platforms reward original, engaging content, not whether a face appears. An original script, generated footage and a consistent voice keep a faceless channel eligible for their creator programmes.
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