Skip the camera and the editing software. Describe your idea and Orange builds a complete faceless video with visuals, voiceover, music, and subtitles. Ready to post.
Creators are already making faceless videos with Orange
Free to start · 7 days of Pro
Script, visuals, voice, music, subtitles. All from one sentence.
Sources: Wyzowl 2026 (first two), YouTube, June 2025
No tutorials, no timelines, no editing skills needed.
Tell Orange what your video should cover. A psychology fact, a finance tip, a motivational story, a product promo. A sentence or two is enough.
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Choose from AI voices: calm for tutorials, energetic for motivation, professional for business. Select a visual style and mood.
What mood are you going for?
Dark
Moody, noir
Energetic
Punchy, dynamic
Calm
Relaxed, gentle
Intense
Gripping, powerful
Going with Energetic
Orange writes the script, generates AI visuals for every scene, records the voiceover, adds subtitles and music, and assembles the final video. Download and post to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.
Your faceless video is ready!
30s • 1080x1920
Pick yours and type one sentence.
Most tools recycle the same stock clips. Orange generates unique visuals for every scene.

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TutorialTry it free. Your first faceless video takes minutes, not hours.
Make your first video, freeYou never appear on camera. The video uses AI-generated visuals, narration, and text overlays instead. It's how a lot of the biggest TikTok and YouTube channels operate.
Source: Grand View Research
The niche decides what a view is worth. The ad figures below are for long-form videos, which pay far more per view than Shorts.
$15–40 long-form RPM in high-value niches
Monetize views, no face required
$500–5K+ per sponsored video
Commissions on every sale
RPM = Revenue per Mille (1,000 views) on long-form videos. Shorts are paid from a pooled ad share, of which creators keep 45%, and earn a small fraction of these rates, so read this as what a channel's longer uploads can earn. Based on YouTube AdSense analytics from Social Blade, Awisee, and creator-reported data (2025–2026).
YouTube monetizes faceless content the same as face-on-camera. No face required to earn.
Orange's faceless pipeline is 6 steps and they run in this order every time: recording voice, preparing visuals, adding subtitles, assembling video, creating music, final rendering. The progress panel in the app names exactly those, which is worth stating because step counts are where tool comparisons go vague. The voice goes first, recorded from the script's own narration, and the visuals are sized to how long it actually runs. Visuals are generated per scene rather than pulled from a stock library, so two videos on the same topic never share a frame. Captions are word-timed against the audio that came out, not the script that went in. Music is a track from Orange's own library in the style that suits the video, so there is no licence to buy before posting. The final step encodes all of it into one vertical MP4.
Pricing a faceless video in Orange is arithmetic rather than a quote, which starts to matter once you are posting daily. A small base fee covers the script, the standard voice, the music and the assembly. Photo mode then adds a little per generated image, while video mode prices by finished length instead, so a script can be written for the story rather than for the invoice. The exact rates live on the pricing page, and the cost of any specific video is quoted in credits before the render starts, so spend is knowable rather than discovered afterwards. A new account opens with a 7-day Pro trial, 100 credits, and nothing to pay, which covers several photo-mode shorts end to end before you commit to anything.
See what a credit buysRender time is the easiest number in this category to fudge, so Orange's arrives with its source attached. The three clips playing on this page are real production renders, and their end-to-end times are measured rather than estimated: 8 minutes, 3 minutes, and 8 minutes from creation to a finished file. That covers everything after you approve the script, which is the part you actually wait through. Getting to the approval is a conversation and takes as long as you want it to, though a returning creator on Autopilot often approves in one message. The finished clips themselves run 21 to 28 seconds. How many of them you can have rendering at the same time depends on the plan: one at a time on Starter, three on Pro, five on Studio.
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