Script to narrated video
Build a voice-led story, educational explainer or faceless video without appearing on camera. Start with the words, then shape the visuals around the narration.
Turn your script into a narrated video.
Build a voice-led story, educational explainer or faceless video without appearing on camera. Start with the words, then shape the visuals around the narration.
Is this the right workflow?
For creators explaining an idea or telling a story through voiceover. If the characters themselves need to speak and act on screen, use Director instead.
An illustrative brief
A short explainer about why a lighthouse beam appears to flash. A narrator explains the rotating light while the visuals move from the coastline to the lantern room.
This is a planning example, not a generated result or customer case study.
Production, step by step
From your brief to a reviewed export.
Shape the narration
Draft or supply the script, then check facts, pronunciation and pacing. A clear spoken sentence is a better starting point than a dense paragraph.
Build the scenes
Choose visual and voice settings. Narrated videos may combine still images and generated clips; the available clip mix depends on your plan and configuration.
Refine the result
Review scene images, voice, captions and sound. Edit the part that needs attention rather than starting the whole project again. Regeneration can use more credits.
Prepare the release
Review the export and prepare a thumbnail, title and description. Publishing metadata is editable assistance, not a guarantee of reach.
Review before you spend on the next step
- Narration is understandable and matches the visible subject.
- Captions fit the frame and reproduce the intended words.
- Music and ambient sound do not overpower the voice.
Questions before you begin
Is this the same as an acted film scene?
No. Narration-led creation uses a voice to tell the story. Director plans recurring characters, on-screen dialogue and acted sequences. Choose the workflow that matches your source.
Can I change a single scene?
Yes. Scene-level editing lets you refine visuals, voice, subtitles and audio during the editable project window. New generation operations may consume credits.
Do I need to clone a voice?
No. You can choose a standard voice. Cloning is a separate, consent-sensitive workflow with review requirements and plan limits.
Choose your workflow
Start with the story you want to make.
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