
Faceless format
Reddit Story Video Generator
Original stories in a subreddit’s style, AI narration, word-timed captions and gameplay underneath.
Story format
Describe the drama in one line. AutoFeed writes the whole conversation, plays it out on a phone screen text by text, and gives each side its own ElevenLabs voice, then posts it on the schedule you set.
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A fake text video is a story told as a phone screen recording: a contact name in the header, grey bubbles from them, blue bubbles from you, the typing dots before every reply, and a send or receive tone as each message lands. The viewer reads along and waits for the next text, which is exactly the loop short-form rewards.
AutoFeed writes the conversation from one topic line, holds it to the number of texts you pick (6 to 14), and voices each side with its own ElevenLabs narrator so it sounds like two people, not one person reading a transcript. Each text waits for its narrator to finish before the next one appears, so the length follows the writing. It can also draw a few older, ordinary messages above a "Today" separator, so the thread looks like one that was already going.

Every step is a screen in the editor, in the order you meet it.
The controls this format ships with, and the values behind each one.
The one line the whole chat is written from.
How many texts the story runs for.
Older texts above a "Today" separator.
One ElevenLabs voice per side of the chat.
What sits behind the phone.
How the phone looks and what plays under it.
The shape of the finished file.
A fake text video works when the first two texts open a question the last one answers. Each line below names who is texting and what has gone wrong, which is all the writer needs.
Paste any of these into the Conversation box on the Content tab. The writer turns it into the full chat, contact name included.
The contact name does half the work: Mum, Dad, Grandma.
A mother who has just seen a bank statement she was not meant to see
The reveal is what was bought, saved for the last text.
A sibling asking to borrow money they already took
Works because the reader knows before the sender admits it.
A dad who finally learned how to use the group chat
Light, safe for every audience, easy to run as a weekly series.
Keep the stakes personal and the ending open enough to comment on.
An ex texting the night before a wedding
A best friend who stayed at the party after you left
A partner who found an old photo on the shared tablet
Let the history setting add the ordinary texts before it.
Unknown numbers and late-night texts suit the dark theme.
An unknown number that knows where the car is parked
A neighbour who has been watching the front door
A babysitter asking who the other adult in the house is
Set history to Never: a new contact has no earlier messages.
Comedy lands best with short messages and a fast back-and-forth.
A boss texting at 2am about a deleted file
A landlord texting about something found in the apartment
A dog walker who has lost the dog
No. Every conversation is written fresh from your topic line, contact name included. Nothing is taken from anyone’s phone.
Because one voice reading both sides sounds like a transcript, not a conversation. Each side gets its own ElevenLabs narrator; the defaults are deliberately a woman and a younger man so the difference is obvious from the first exchange. Set both to the same voice if you prefer one narrator.
It follows the writing. Each text appears, its narrator reads it, and only then does the next one start, so 10 short texts make a shorter video than 10 long ones. The editor shows the approximate length while you set the message count.
A few ordinary older texts shown above a "Today" separator, so the thread looks like one that was already going before the drama starts. On Auto the writer decides from who is texting: a mum, an ex or a landlord gets a history, an unknown number or a delivery driver does not.
Yes. Pick a background category and a clip from the same gameplay pool as Reddit Stories loops behind the chat. The default is the plain iMessage canvas, because gameplay is the thing that most gives a "real phone" video away.
A flat 1,000 credits per video, at any message count.
Yes. Attach the format to a series, pick the days and the whole-hour slots you want, and AutoFeed generates a fresh video and publishes it to your connected TikTok and YouTube Shorts accounts in your own timezone. Plans cap a series at 3, 7 or 14 posts per week.
Every format runs on the same editor, the same credits and the same posting schedule.

Faceless format
Original stories in a subreddit’s style, AI narration, word-timed captions and gameplay underneath.

Interactive format
Split-screen dilemmas with a narrated question, a timer and a percentage reveal.

Trend format
A POV hook, then numbered photoreal options cut to the beat. No narration.

Faceless format
A script, an AI narrator and generated stills timed to the voiceover.
