Wisaven

Photo to video

Faceless video generator: a topic in, a narrated short out

For explainer channels, tips accounts and anyone who would rather not be on camera. The script is written to be spoken — a hook first, short sentences, one idea at a time — and read by the voice you pick. An opening scene is drawn for the topic and set gently in motion; it loops under the voice, with each sentence burned in as a caption and quiet music underneath. You also get the script and the voice track on their own.

What you get

  • The short, with voice, captions and music
  • Script
  • Opening scene
  • Voice track on its own

105 credits per run

27-second short (the 5-second scene loops under the voice)

Free to try — sign in when you generate.

How it works

  1. 1
    Type the topic
  2. 2
    Pick a format, a voice, music and a caption style
  3. 3
    Post the short — or edit the script and run it again

A real run

Made with this page and not retouched — what went in comes first.

Topic: why bread goes stale overnight and the 10-second oven trick that brings it back
Format: 9:16 · voice Ethan · warm acoustic guitar · bold captions
What we typed
Your bread didn't dry out overnight. It got stale, and that's different. Stale bread still has water inside. The starch just hardened as it cooled and locked the moisture in place. That's why it feels tough instead of crumbly. So you don't need to add water. You need heat. Run the loaf under the tap for a second. Put it in a hot oven for about ten minutes. The starch softens again and the crust crisps up. It comes out almost like fresh. Don't throw it away. Bake it back.
Script it wrote
Opening scene
Opening scene
27-second short (the 5-second scene loops under the voice)

FAQ

Is it one scene for the whole video?

Yes — one 5-second scene that loops under the voice, which keeps the price at 105 credits. For several scenes, run it again with the next part of the topic and cut the clips together, or use the voiceover use case on your own footage.

Can I edit the script?

The script comes back as text. Paste your edited version into the Add a voiceover to a video use case with the opening scene animated, or simply run this again with a more specific topic.

Does it invent facts?

It is told not to invent statistics or quotes and to stick to the topic; still, check anything you would be embarrassed to get wrong before you post.

Can I use the results commercially?

Yes, on every plan, the free one included — what you make is yours, subject to the Terms and to the rights in what you upload.

Is it free to try?

Yes — new accounts get free credits. Generating signs you in; paid plans add more monthly credits.

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