Plan autoshorts faceless videos with clear next steps.

Explore faceless storytelling, then visit Kyncept separately for its faceless template. The homepage link does not launch a series or generate a short.

Explore Kyncept Choose Templates → Faceless → Create after sign-in.
Faceless workflow guide
Link only — no generation here

What happens after you leave this page?

Kyncept’s homepage defaults to Image. The faceless series wizard is separate: sign in, open Templates → Faceless → Create, and set up your topic and channel there. This page does not pass a prompt.

Faceless export: vertical MP4 from still images, Ken Burns movement, narration and captions. 40 credits and a subscription required; publishing needs a connected TikTok, YouTube or Instagram account and per-series opt-in.

Still-image story ideasIllustrations, not video previews
A cinematic lighthouse on a stormy coast at blue hour, mysterious and atmospheric. Mystery by the sea
A richly lit tabletop of vintage inventions and sketches, curious documentary mood. Forgotten inventions
A lone runner moving toward sunrise through a dramatic mountain valley, hopeful and cinematic. A comeback story
A beautifully composed kitchen still life with one ordinary object highlighted, warm editorial style. Hidden history

Visual directions for your next short

These still images illustrate ideas; they are not generated-video samples.

A child looking up at a glowing tree beneath a star-filled night sky, dreamy illustrated storybook style.
Illustration
Style: Children's Book
Colorful sliced citrus and ripe fruit arranged in warm sunlight, rich food editorial style.
Illustration
Style: Food Story
A clean mobile video creation interface with colorful visual choices, bright modern product style.
Illustration
Style: UGC Hook
A weathered blue door in a moody narrow passage, suspenseful cinematic atmosphere.
Illustration
Style: Mystery
A handcrafted sailing ship crossing bright blue water beneath expressive clouds, playful miniature style.
Illustration
Style: Miniature
A colorful animated city street with expressive characters and bold lighting, family adventure style.
Illustration
Style: Animation
A whimsical village scene painted with soft colors and storybook detail, nostalgic animated style.
Illustration
Style: Storybook
A dramatic portrait surrounded by sweeping brushstrokes and saturated color, expressive art style.
Illustration
Style: Expressionism
A block-built mountain landscape with a tiny explorer under a pixel sky, playful game-inspired style.
Illustration
Style: Block World
A solitary figure standing in a wide desert landscape beneath a dramatic sunset, cinematic short-film style.
Illustration
Style: Cinematic
A colorful urban scene with a determined character and bold street lighting, energetic game-inspired style.
Illustration
Style: Urban Story
A bold comic-book hero framed by explosive ink lines and vivid colors, graphic novel style.
Illustration
Style: Comic Book
A close-up of a mysterious object illuminated against deep shadows, polished cinematic style.
Illustration
Style: AutoShorts
A stormy landscape painted in bold angular strokes with a lone figure in the distance, expressive style.
Illustration
Style: Expressionism
A calm person standing before a glowing horizon, uplifting editorial portrait with warm cinematic light.
Illustration
Style: Motivation
An ancient library filled with floating notes and warm shafts of light, intriguing documentary mood.
Illustration
Style: History
A quiet road winding through a beautiful coastal landscape, inviting travel film composition.
Illustration
Style: Travel Story

How does it work?

Faceless channels, made easier

New series
Workspace
Choose a direction
Start with a topic or shape your own prompt.
Popular topics
Interesting history
Random ideas
Travel stories
What if?
Step 1

Create a series

Choose a subject for your faceless video series. Start with a familiar direction or describe a custom idea, then let the workflow take shape around it.

Video editor
Preview your next video
Review the story, visuals, and finishing touches.
A story worth sharing
Ready to review
Step 2

Preview and customize

Look over the draft before it moves forward. Refine the title, script, visual direction, and sound so each video feels deliberately made for your series.

Your workspace
Keep your channel moving
Organize ideas and decide what comes next.
SeriesFormatState
Interesting HistoryShortReady
Life Pro TipsStoryDraft
Scary StoriesShortNext
Travel NotesListReady
Step 3

Review, then choose whether to publish

The faceless wizard can produce a vertical MP4. To auto-publish, subscribe, authorize your TikTok, YouTube or Instagram account, and explicitly enable publishing for each series. Results and views are not guaranteed.

A clear path from idea to video

Everything stays focused on the creative process

01

Start with an idea

Turn a simple thought, topic, or story angle into a direction you can build on.

Clear starting point
02

Find your style

Explore visual moods and storytelling approaches until the direction feels right.

Room to experiment
03

Review the draft

See the full idea together before you decide what deserves another pass.

Made for review
04

Keep creating

Return to your series, keep the rhythm, and make the next idea easier to reach.

Built for momentum

Frequently asked questions

Have a question? Start here.

Series & videos

What is a series?
A series is a repeatable creative direction that keeps related video ideas together so your next draft has a clear starting point.
Can I create videos in any niche?
You can begin with a broad subject or a specific angle, then describe the tone and format you want to explore.
Which social platforms can I create for?
Start with the vertical format and storytelling style that fits the channel you want to build.
Will each video feel different?
Each prompt can take a different creative direction, giving you room to vary the story, mood, visuals, and hook.
Can I edit the videos?
The workflow is designed around reviewing and refining the important parts of an idea before moving ahead.
How do custom prompts work?
Describe the subject, audience, tone, or structure you have in mind and use that direction as the creative brief.
How many videos can I create in a day?
The next step depends on the destination experience and the option you choose after following the create link.
Why might a video not get many views?
Performance depends on the topic, hook, audience, timing, and platform. A useful first step is to keep testing different openings.
Can I replace an existing series with a new one?
You can begin a new direction whenever your content plans change, while keeping your earlier ideas available for reference.
How do I create a video?
The images above are inspiration, not a submission form. Visit Kyncept, sign in, and find Templates → Faceless → Create; setup and generation happen there, not through this link.
Can I adjust the video length?
Describe the intended length or format in your prompt so the creative direction starts with the right shape.
Do I own the videos?
Usage and ownership details are determined by the destination product experience reached through the create link.
Does the workflow support multiple languages?
Language options depend on the experience available after you continue from this page.
Are there types of content that are not allowed?
Always follow the destination product's content rules and the policies of the platform where you plan to publish.
Can this make long-form content?
The examples here focus on concise, vertical-first ideas. The available formats are shown after you continue.
What are image credits?
Kyncept’s separate faceless template costs 40 credits per generation and requires a subscription. Check current terms at the destination before buying.
What are motion credits?
The faceless wizard animates still images with Ken Burns motion; it does not copy movement from a reference video. Video generation is a separate tool at 10 credits per clip.

Getting started

Is there a free way to get started?
Use the create link above to see the current starting options available to you.
Can I stop whenever I want?
Any account or subscription controls are handled in the destination product after you continue.
How does access work?
Choose an idea here and continue to the destination experience, where the available access details are explained.
Can I request a refund?
Refund terms, where applicable, are set by the destination product and shown before or after you continue.
Can I change my selection later?
Available changes depend on the option you select after following the create link.
Can I use more than one workflow?
You can explore more than one creative direction by starting a new prompt or series when you are ready.
Start creating
Start creating