Faceless explainer videos from your ideas
Turn approved webpages, documents and briefs into branded business videos. Inspect claim evidence, review every scene and check source coverage before rendering.
Know what supports the message.
Inspect the factual claims in your script and their evidence. Storyvalo distinguishes Supported, Inferred, Unsupported and User-provided claims, with source excerpts and document references where available. Review the originals and resolve conflicting evidence before publishing.
Start with one real video, free.
One 60-second, watermarked 720p export per verified account each calendar month: animated images with optional stock footage, standard voice, captions and music, and no generated-motion clips. It ends with a short “Made with Storyvalo” card over its last two seconds. No payment card, no automatic subscription. Paid exports stay 1080p without the Storyvalo watermark.
Let the idea take the screen.
Explain a useful idea without filming yourself or hiring an on-camera presenter. Storyvalo turns your prompt, website or source document into a narrated story. Choose optional stock clips and photos, original uploaded images or AI-generated still illustrations, with narration and optional captions.
Start with a clear question.
Choose one question your audience actually asks: how a process works, why a product helps, or what a new concept means. Give the audience, key facts and desired takeaway in your brief. In the workspace, choose the Faceless explainer template to start with a useful structure.
Make it work on a phone or a larger screen.
Use portrait for short mobile videos, landscape for website and YouTube explainers, or square for other social posts. Narration and captions support English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese. Review pronunciation and text before publishing. Paid exports are 1080p MP4s with a downloadable subtitle file.
Review before you spend video minutes.
Create and edit the storyboard before rendering. Reorder scenes, refine their timing and try a free interactive preview of the script and selected media. This preview does not generate AI visuals, narration or an MP4. A free account includes five minutes of AI script attempts each calendar month. Additional videos, longer exports and 1080p output without a Storyvalo watermark use paid video minutes. Choose a one-time export pack or an optional monthly plan in Pricing. One-time packs do not renew automatically. Your monthly free export is separate from paid minutes.
Build a channel around useful content.
An original explanation, accurate sources and a clear audience matter more than production volume. Review every scene and follow the rules of your publishing platform. Download publishing notes with your saved script, source references and media credits. Storyvalo does not guarantee views, monetization or income; publishing and scheduling happen on the platform you choose.
Check coverage before you render.
See all factual-claim counts and the supported share of source-derived claims. Strict verification blocks inferred and unsupported claims and requires evidence or your explicit attestation for user-provided facts. Editing content makes previous checks stale until the updated draft is checked. Strict verification checks your script and readable text in selected still images. Stock video clips remain available with strict verification off. Automated reading can miss visual details; review the final video before publishing.
Keep a record of your sources.
Download a private source manifest with claim-to-source mappings. Review your finished video, captions and publishing notes before sharing. Source evidence helps you inspect the message; it does not replace professional judgment or guarantee factual accuracy.
More ways to tell your story.
Create AI motion clips with Runway. Choose 2–10 seconds in landscape or portrait, review the premium-credit quote, then reuse the clip in your scenes.
Premium generation uses credits separately from your video minutes. Send only public, non-confidential content you have permission to use. Strict source verification currently supports still-image scenes.