AI Video Generators For Every Faceless Format
Five faceless formats ship inside AutoFeed, and they are genuinely different products: one narrates real Reddit threads, one runs split-screen dilemmas, one is the silent Pick One trend, one turns a script into a narrated slideshow, and one plays a text-message conversation out on a phone screen. Four of them have a page below covering how the format is built, every setting it has and enough starter ideas to fill a month. The fifth, Fake Text, ships and runs as a series like the rest — it is in the comparison table, it just does not have a page of its own yet.
All video generators
Reddit Story Video Generator
Real threads, AI narration, word-timed captions and gameplay underneath.
Would You Rather Video Generator
Split-screen dilemmas with a narrated question, a timer and a percentage reveal.
Pick One Video Generator
A POV hook, then numbered photoreal options cut to the beat. No narration.
AI Slideshow Video Generator
A script, an AI narrator and generated stills timed to the voiceover.
Which One Should You Pick?
The honest difference between all five, side by side.
| Format | Best for | Voiceover | What sets the length | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reddit Stories | Story channels that want volume without writing | Yes — narrated | The length of the story | 1,000 flat |
| Would You Rather | Getting an argument going in the comments | Yes — the question | Number of dilemmas (1-10, default 8) | 1,000 flat |
| Pick One | Silent, fast, comment-bait uploads | None | Number of images (3-10, default 5) | 1,000 + 100/image; +400/image animated |
| AI Slideshow | Facts, stories and list channels | Yes — narrated | Target: 15-30s, 45-60s or 60-90s | 1,000 / 1,200 / 1,500 by length |
| Fake TextNo page of its own yet | Chat-thread suspense, with no generated images at all | Yes — a separate voice each side | Number of messages (6-14, default 10) | 1,000 flat |
Rather Look At It By Capability?
The formats above are what you make. These pages cover what the platform does with them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which format should I start with?
If you can write, start with the AI slideshow — the script is the only variable and you control it completely. If you cannot be bothered writing, start with Reddit stories, which supply their own material. Would You Rather and Pick One are engagement formats: they are what you add once something is already getting views, because both are built to pull comments rather than watch time. Fake Text is the outlier — a text-message conversation playing out on a phone screen rather than a narrated video — so pick it when the channel runs on suspense rather than on information.
Can I run more than one format at the same time?
Yes. Each series is bound to one format, and your plan sets how many series can run at once — two on Hobby, three on Pro and five on Ultimate. A common setup is one narrated format publishing on weekdays and one interactive format at the weekend.
Do all of these formats post automatically?
Yes — all five. Connect your accounts once, pick the days and the whole-hour slots you want, and AutoFeed generates and publishes each video to TikTok and YouTube Shorts in your own timezone. Depending on the plan a series can publish 3, 7 or 14 times a week.
Why does Fake Text not have a page of its own?
Because there is no rendered example of it to put on one yet, and every other page in this cluster shows you a finished video before it asks you to believe anything. The format itself is not a preview: it is one of the five faceless series types the app ships, it can be attached to a recurring series today, and it costs a flat 1,000 credits per video at any message count. A Fake Text video is an iMessage-style conversation playing out on screen — 6 to 14 messages, 10 by default, with a different ElevenLabs voice reading each side of the thread, an optional block of earlier messages above the story, and a dark or light phone theme. Its full page follows the example video.
Do I need to record a voice or appear on camera?
No. Every one of these formats is faceless. The narrated ones use ElevenLabs voices — Fake Text uses two, one for each side of the conversation — and Pick One has no voiceover at all, running on a music bed and on-screen text.
What does one video cost in credits?
A Reddit story, a Would You Rather and a Fake Text are a flat 1,000 credits each, whatever the story length, the number of dilemmas or the number of messages. An AI slideshow is priced by its target length: 1,000 credits at 15-30 seconds, 1,200 at 45-60 and 1,500 at 60-90, because the image count is derived from the finished voiceover. A Pick One is 1,000 plus 100 per image, so 1,300 at three images and 2,000 at ten, with the five-image default at 1,500. Animated Images, on the two formats that offer it, prices the video per clip at 400 credits each: a five-image Pick One goes from 1,500 to 3,500, and an animated slideshow costs 2,400, 4,800 or 7,200 at those same three lengths.
Can I check a video before it goes out?
Yes. Every format lets you review and edit the generated text — script, story, dilemmas, hook lines or messages — before anything renders, and you can review the finished video before publishing. Once you trust the output, let the series run unattended.
