Faceless video generator

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Build a channel without your face. An avatar, narration, and footage.

Every video model

One workspace

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Make a faceless video in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Bring your script

    Paste the narration or attach the file. Break it into beats worth a shot.

  3. 03

    Generate and assemble

    Render the footage, add the voiceover, cut it together, and export in HD.

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Use cases

A presenter who is not you

Some formats want someone on screen. Generate a character, hand it your narration, and Lip Sync does the delivery. Cut between the presenter and the footage the way any channel does, and keep the same host across every episode without ever standing in front of a camera.

Narrated niche channels

History, finance, science, and stoicism channels live or die on the script. Write the narration, generate a shot per beat, and publish an episode that looks directed instead of assembled from whatever stock clip was closest.

Narrated niche channels

Horror and true crime narration

Mood is the whole product here. Direct the light, the weather, and the camera move so the footage carries the dread your voice is building, rather than fighting a library clip that never quite matches the scene.

Top-10 and list formats

Ten entries need ten distinct visuals, which is where list channels usually stall. Generate a purpose-built shot for each item, keep the framing consistent down the ranking, and ship the episode the same day you write it.

Top-10 and list formats

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All on Morphic

Everything a faceless channel runs on

Models

Swap between video models mid-project to match the look each episode needs. One workspace, no per-model subscriptions.

Voiceover

Generate the narration, audition reads, and place it under the cut. No microphone and no recording session.

B-roll

Fill the gaps between your key beats with footage generated for your script instead of pulled from a stock library.

Your presenter

Generate a host, give it the narration, and lip sync the delivery. The same character every episode, no camera.

Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
billed as $0 per year

900 monthly credits

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Standard

$24/ month
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3200 monthly credits

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Pro

$45/ month
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6200 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 4 more at extra cost

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Pro Max

$170/ month
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24000 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 9 more at extra cost

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Enterprise

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FAQs

How does a faceless video generator work?
You write or paste the narration, then describe the footage each line needs. A video model renders those shots, a speech model reads the script aloud, and you line the two up on Compose. Faceless means your own face never goes on camera, not that nobody does. Some episodes run on footage alone, others put a generated presenter in front of it.
What kind of channels work without showing your face?
History explainers, personal finance breakdowns, motivation and stoicism, horror narration, true crime, top-10 lists, science summaries, and product roundups. Any niche where the story carries the video rather than the creator. Some of these want a presenter on screen, some want none at all, and the same script supports either.
Can I put a presenter on screen without using my own face?
Yes. Generate a character with the avatar tool, give it your narration, and Lip Sync matches the delivery to the mouth. Start every episode from the same character reference and the presenter stays the same person across the channel. It reads as a host without a camera, a studio, or your face.
Can I make a faceless video from a script I already wrote?
Yes. Attach the script as a PDF, text, or Markdown file and Copilot reads it directly. Ask it to break the script into beats, then generate a shot for each one. You keep your writing and skip retyping it into a prompt box line by line.
Do I need to record the narration myself?
No. Generate the voiceover with the speech tool, pick the read you want, and place it under the footage. Recording your own voice still works if you prefer it. The AI voiceover generator page covers voice selection and pacing in more detail.
How long does a faceless video take to make?
The script is usually the longest part. Once the beats are written, shots render in minutes and the voiceover in seconds. Expect a few rounds of regenerating shots that miss, since a first pass rarely lands every beat. A short episode is an afternoon, not a weekend.
Can I keep a consistent look across every episode?
Yes. Build a reference sheet for your recurring locations, characters, or visual style, then pass it into each generation. The palette, framing, and world stay recognisable from episode to episode, which is what turns a set of uploads into a channel.
Can I publish faceless videos commercially?
Export in HD and upload to YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram. Render 16:9 for long-form and 9:16 for Shorts and Reels from the same script, so one episode covers both surfaces. Check the terms for your plan and the models you used before you monetize a channel.

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