Script, voice, visuals and captions
Faceless video generator. Topic in, video out.
Type a topic, choose a niche or paste a script. Blipix writes the narration, draws one AI image for each beat in the art style you pick, records the voiceover, times captions to it and adds music. You check the result before it goes anywhere.
- 39 art styles
- 100+ voices
- 32 languages
- 24 caption presets
Walkthrough
See the generator run
A walkthrough from the Blipix YouTube channel. Watch it once and the five steps below will make more sense.
How it works
From a one-line topic to a finished MP4
Five things happen in this order, all in the browser. Knowing the order helps you fix the right step when a video comes out wrong: a dull video is usually a script problem, not an image problem.
- 01
The script
In the Prompt template you describe the video in 5 to 1,000 words and the AI writes a script sized to the length you picked. Preset goes one step further: choose a niche such as history or horror and it writes the whole thing. Want a draft to edit first? The free script generator gives you one.
- 02
The voice
One narrator reads the whole script. You choose from over 100 voices from ElevenLabs, MiniMax and OpenAI, filtered by gender, age, accent and use case, in any of 32 narration languages.
- 03
One image per beat
The narration is then cut into beats, a few seconds each, timed on the recorded voice, and each beat gets its own AI image in your art style. Every image carries gentle motion, a slow zoom or pan, so no frame sits still while the voice talks over it.
- 04
Timed captions
Captions are timed to the voiceover and follow its language. Start from one of 24 presets such as Hormozi, Neon or Typewriter, or set your own font, size, colors, highlight color and position. You can also hide them.
- 05
Music underneath
A track plays under the narration, picked from the library (royalty-free, AI and commercial tabs) or uploaded by you. Free accounts choose from 12 tracks; paid plans open the full library and AI music.
- 06
Then you review
The video opens in the editor scene by scene. Fix what you need, then render the MP4 to download it or post it to a connected YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account. Rendering and posting come with the paid plans.
Who decides what
What you decide, and what the AI decides
You set the frame
- Length, 30 s to 15 min
- Aspect ratio 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1
- Narration language
- Art style
- Voice
- Caption look
- Music
The AI fills it in
- The wording, when you start from a topic
- Where one beat ends and the next begins
- The picture for every beat
A few switches cost more credits. All three sit on paid plans.
Premium image quality3x credits
Sharper images from a stronger model. It triples the cost of the whole video.
AI Motion+10 to 30 credits
Turns chosen scenes (first, first two, first three, last, or first and last) into moving footage.
Consistent CharacterPaid plans
Holds one face or mascot steady across scenes from a reference image you upload.
Tip: choose the art style before anything else, because it sets the mood more than the voice does. The same ghost story reads as a bedtime tale in Watercolor and as a nightmare in Creepy Comic. Compare all 39 on the art styles page and pick one for the whole channel, not a new one for every upload.
Honest fit
Where it works, and where it doesn't
Good fit
Formats where the narration carries the video. A quick test: if a friend could follow the story with the screen turned off, the generator will handle it well.
Less of a fit
Videos that need real footage of a real event, your own face, two characters in conversation, or lips that move with the words. The pictures are AI images with gentle motion, and AI images still slip on small details like hands and written signs, so plan a review pass.
Examples
Same generator, three art styles
These came out of the generator in the Blipix, Cyberpunk and Creepy Comic styles. Notice how much the caption preset and the voice change the feel, not just the pictures.
Plans
Plans & credits
A new account gets 10 credits: one 30 to 60 second video in the Prompt, Script or Preset template, which you watch in the editor with a watermark. Rendering the final MP4, downloading and posting come with the paid plans, so use the free video to judge the output for your niche first.
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime from your account settings.
On each platform
How channels use the generator
Patterns from people running faceless accounts, sorted by platform. Platform rules change, so confirm anything about payouts or labels in each platform's own help center.
YouTube ShortsOne niche, posted on a schedule
What channels do
- Pick one niche and one art style, then keep both for weeks so returning viewers recognize the channel
- Use a niche with a deep supply of stories, such as interesting history, so topic 40 is as strong as topic 4
- On a paid plan, turn the niche into a series that posts once a day, twice a day or 3 times a week
What to watch
- The Partner Program needs 1,000 subscribers plus 10 million Shorts views in 90 days or 4,000 watch hours in a year; check YouTube’s page for current terms
- YouTube does not reward mass-produced uploads; our YouTube automation guide explains how to run a series that stays reviewable
TikTokStory-first videos with captions doing half the work
What channels do
- Keep captions on and large: the voice tells the story, the captions catch anyone scrolling with the sound down
- Rewrite the first line until it poses a question the rest of the video answers
- Connect the account once, then post from the editor instead of downloading and re-uploading
What to watch
- TikTok asks creators to label AI-generated content that looks realistic, so use its AI label when you post photo-real styles
- Creator Rewards eligibility differs by country and changes; check it inside the TikTok app
Instagram ReelsThe same 9:16 export, posted to a second audience
What channels do
- Reuse the Shorts export: Reels and Shorts share the vertical frame, so one video can serve both
- Write a caption that gives viewers a reason to save the Reel, such as the full list behind a top 5
What to watch
- Auto-posting needs an Instagram Business or Creator account; switch the account type before you connect it
- Posting from Blipix needs a paid plan; the free plan lets you preview a video, not export or publish it
Generator questions8 answers
Before you generate your first one
What the generator does on its own, what it needs from you, and where it stops.
Keep going
Pick the page for your next step
The generator is the starting point. These pages go deeper on what comes after, or on a different way in.
Editing what came out
Regenerate one image, rewrite a line, add a sticker or a sound effect, and keep every upload on brand.
Starting from your own words
Paste a script, blog post or newsletter of up to 1,800 words and have it narrated as written.
Going past a few minutes
Plan 16:9 videos of up to 15 minutes for regular YouTube uploads, and what they cost in credits.
Formats beyond narration
POV, Brainrot, Gaming, Talking Avatar and the other templates, and which goal each one suits.
Start with a topic you know well
Your 10 free credits cover one 30 to 60 second video to preview in the editor. Choose a subject you could explain to a friend, then judge the script, the pictures and the voice on something you can check.
- Script
- Voiceover
- Visuals
- Captions