Faceless Shorts
Type an idea. Hyzgen writes the script, draws every scene, records the voice, times the captions to each word and adds music. Change anything on the timeline and re-render for free.
A faceless short is a narrated vertical video with no one on camera: a story, a fact, a listicle, a scary tale, a product explainer. Hyzgen makes the whole thing from a sentence, and then hands you a real timeline editor instead of a finished file you cannot touch.
Scenes are drawn in the look you pick, from 11: Cinematic, Documentary, Anime, Horror, Comic Book, Watercolor, 3D Animated, ASMR, Surreal Brainrot, UGC Ad, Clean Explainer. The voice is a native one for the language, the captions are timed to every word, and a saved character keeps the same face from video to video. A series writes and posts a new episode to YouTube or TikTok on a schedule you set.
How it works
Type the idea or paste your own script. Pick a style, the language, a voice, a caption style and the music mood. Or start from one of hundreds of examples.
The script is written for the length you asked, each scene is drawn in the style, the voice is recorded with the timing of every word, and captions are set to it. Music is ducked under the voice.
Frames, text overlays, captions, voiceover, audio, media and transitions are all editable. Redraw a scene, re-voice a line, swap the music. Re-renders after an edit cost nothing.
A series keeps the look and voice and writes a new episode on your schedule, then posts it to your linked YouTube or TikTok account, declared as AI-made.
In numbers
Every figure comes from the app's own lists and prices, not from a brochure.
8-20 credits a short. A picture or render that fails gives its credits back by itself. No free plan, no watermark on any plan.
What makes it different
The voice returns the time of every word, and the captions follow it word by word in your choice of five caption looks. Cues never span a cut, and shots end where a sentence ends. Right-to-left and Indic scripts are romanised, because that is how they are written on social media and how they render cleanly.
Save a character once: a description and a reference portrait. Every scene the character appears in is drawn from that portrait, so a recurring host or mascot looks the same in episode one and episode forty.
Upload product shots, app screenshots or a website capture and the writer marks the scenes they belong to; those scenes are drawn from your pictures. A drawn style keeps your product in the style.
Narration in Spanish uses a Spanish voice, not an English preset reading Spanish. English scripts are kept all English so borrowed words are not mispronounced, and a name that still comes out wrong is fixed by writing how it sounds in brackets.
Looks
Every style draws each scene in its own way; a saved character keeps the same face in all of them.
Captions come in 5 looks (Bold Pop, Clean, Neon, Karaoke, Boxed), timed to every word, in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9.
FAQ
8 to 20 credits for a vertical short, by scene count; longer and heavier formats cost more and the app shows the price before you generate. A render that fails refunds itself.
Yes. Link a YouTube or TikTok account under Posting Accounts and a video or a whole series posts itself the moment it renders. Instagram Reels is deliberately not offered, because Instagram's API publishes from a public URL.
9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube. Captions scale with the frame.
No. There is no camera, no recording and no avatar of you. The video is scenes, a voice and captions.
Related
Paste a link, pick a product, and have your first pieces in a few minutes.
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