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20 galleries · 111 videos

AI Video Categories

Real videos made with Blipix, sorted by topic. Open a category to watch them, read the full narration and see which art style, voice and template each one used.

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Poster frame of Tsingy de Bemaraha: Madagascar's Razorstone Forest of WonderNow screeningWatch with sound
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Watch with sound Open the Travel gallery

The programme

20 galleries, shelved by subject

Each gallery has its own page, sorted by views, with notes on the art styles and voices its videos used.

Dark and unexplained

3 galleries · 23 videos

History, places and explainers

5 galleries · 25 videos

Faith and motivation

3 galleries · 16 videos

Fandoms and pop culture

5 galleries · 32 videos

Sports and gaming

2 galleries · 11 videos

One style, one template

2 galleries · 4 videos

Before you watch

What You Are Looking At

Every video in these galleries is a faceless video made with Blipix: nobody filmed anything. Most were built the same way. A script, either written by the AI from a prompt or pasted in by its creator, is split into short lines; each line gets one AI image in the chosen art style, with gentle motion between scenes; an AI voice reads the script; captions appear word by word; music plays underneath. Some videos also animate their opening scene with AI Motion, a paid option. Two galleries break the pattern: the gaming videos run narration over gameplay clips, and the Italian brainrot videos star ready-made meme characters.

Blipix users have made more than 41,000 videos, and these galleries hold a small selection of them. They are not polished showcase reels. You will find strong formats next to weak scripts, and the category pages say so: the Pokémon gallery explains why one-line prompts invent their own lore, and the history gallery shows how convincing an AI-written mistake can be. That is the point of looking at real outputs before you make your own.

Use the galleries as a settings reference. Pick a video you like, note its art style (each one has its own page in the art style library), its voice and its length, then try the same combination with your own script. Comparing several videos in one category, such as the three takes on Socotra in the travel gallery, is the quickest way to see what a style or a voice changes.

  1. CaptionsAppear word by word, timed to the voice
  2. One AI image per lineCinematic style, with gentle motion
  3. AI voiceRoger reads the script
  4. MusicPlays underneath the narration
Pulled apart: Tsingy de Bemaraha: Madagascar's Razorstone Forest of Wonder, from the Travel gallery.

Your turn

Make One Like These in 3 Steps

The workflow behind most of the videos above, gaming and brainrot aside.

  1. Pick a template

    Prompt (describe an idea and the AI writes the script), Script (paste your own) or Preset (choose a niche). These three are on the free plan; Gaming, Brainrot and POV need a paid plan.

  2. Choose the look and the voice

    Select one of 39 art styles, a narrator, a caption preset, music and a length. The category pages tell you which combination each gallery video used.

  3. Review, then export

    Check every scene in the editor and regenerate any image or line that is off. Exporting the MP4 and posting to YouTube, TikTok or Instagram are on paid plans.

Start with the free plan

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Most started in the Prompt, Script or Preset template: a script, one AI image per line in the chosen art style with gentle motion, an AI voice, word-synced captions and music. Two galleries work differently: gaming videos narrate over a gameplay clip, and Italian brainrot videos use meme characters.

No camera footage was shot for these videos. Scenes are AI images, apart from the gameplay clips in the gaming gallery. When a real place, dish or person matters, you can replace any scene in the editor with your own photo or short clip.

Yes. Each category page names the template, art style, voice and caption preset behind its videos. On the free plan you can generate and preview a 30 to 60 second video; exporting the MP4 and posting need a paid plan, compared on the pricing page.

Because AI script writers can state invented facts with total confidence, and you should know what to check before you copy a format. The history gallery is the clearest example: a strong format, built on details that do not hold up.

They count how many times a video has been opened in these galleries on blipix.pro. They are not YouTube, TikTok or Instagram views, so use them to see what visitors here click on, not as proof of performance on social platforms.

Yes. Blipix narrates in 32 languages, and captions follow the narration language. Two videos here, in the food and health galleries, are narrated in French and Italian; the language guides cover voices and caption tips per language.

For art styles, the travel gallery shows one island in three different looks. For range, horror is the largest. For longer formats, the what-if gallery has two horizontal videos of five to six minutes.

On paid plans, yes. You can post to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram (Business or Creator accounts) from the editor, or set up a series that generates and posts once a day, twice a day or three times a week. See YouTube automation for how series work.

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  1. Script
  2. Voiceover
  3. Visuals
  4. Captions