Six formats for faceless Shorts

Three footage formats cut real video under your own script and narrator. Three knowledge formats draw quizzes, country matchups and then-and-now history from checked public data. All six are voiced by one of 26 narrators and render on your PC as a vertical 1080 × 1920 video.

Compare at a glance

Footage formats

The core of ViduciaStudio. An original script and your narrator lead every second, over real footage that is re-cut and re-framed, with every source recorded.

  • Type a topic, or leave it blank, and get an original script read by a natural narrator over real footage, with pictures that pop up the moment they’re named.

    Real render: Two new Last of Us games confirmed, 0:57

    You type
    Your topic “Space, history, personal finance…”
    Left empty
    Viducia picks what’s trending
    Sources
    10 to 14 clips from different YouTube videos, plus checked pictures for the key lines
    Length
    50 to 80 seconds by default; any length from 10 to 180 seconds
  • An original first-person story, shown on social-post style cards over gameplay and read aloud one sentence at a time.

    Real render: My landlord raised my rent by $600 until I checked zoning, 1:00

    About Story Mode
    You type
    Story topic “Workplace drama, revenge, wholesome moments…”
    Left empty
    Viducia chooses a story
    Sources
    One gameplay video underneath, with post cards the app draws itself
    Length
    60 to 90 seconds by default
  • Your favourite movie or show scene, cut into one short: a cold open on its best moment, quick cuts of its biggest lines, and your narrator’s take, or no narrator at all.

    Real render: When Captain America proved he was worthy, 0:55

    You type
    Movies or shows “Marvel, Breaking Bad, 90s action films…”
    Left empty
    Viducia picks a popular scene
    Sources
    One source scene, cut into short excerpts around your narrator’s commentary
    Length
    The studio recommends 45 to 60 seconds

Knowledge formats

Templates you will not find elsewhere: 18 animated designs in 5 colour themes, built on Wikidata, World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0) and checked Wikimedia Commons photos.

  • A picture quiz that builds itself. Checked photos, a ticking countdown, the big reveal, and an ending that asks viewers to comment their score.

    Real render: Can you name these 5 landmarks? 3 seconds each, 0:44

    • Studio design
    • Editorial design
    • Sticker design
    • Signal design
    • Mission Control design
    • Darkroom design
    About Guess It
    You type
    Place “Turkey, Japan, Europe…”
    Left empty
    Famous places from around the world
    Sources
    Places and facts from Wikidata, photos from Wikimedia Commons, each one checked
    Length
    30 to 60 seconds, set by the voice and the number of rounds
  • Two countries. Real World Bank numbers. One winner. Viewers pick a side each round while the scoreboard keeps it close to the end.

    Real render: India vs Egypt: who wins?, 1:20

    • Fight Night design
    • Data Desk design
    • Flag Clash design
    • Arcade design
    • Exchange Board design
    • Courtroom design
    About Head-to-Head
    You type
    Countries “Japan vs Germany, South America…”
    Left empty
    A fair matchup for every video
    Sources
    Every number from World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0), shown with its year
    Length
    30 to 60 seconds; each round runs about 7.5 seconds, 2 more with the countdown
  • Famous places in genuinely dated old photos. Guess the decade, then wipe to the same spot today.

    Real render: The Statue of Liberty through the decades, 0:47

    • Archive design
    • Scrapbook design
    • Slider design
    • Travel Poster design
    • Atlas design
    • Strata design
    About Time Machine
    You type
    Place “Turkey, New York, Europe…”
    Left empty
    Famous places from around the world
    Sources
    Places from Wikidata, old photos from Wikimedia Commons dated from their own captions
    Length
    30 to 60 seconds, with 2 to 6 places or 3 to 6 photos

The six formats at a glance

Every format is vertical 9:16, English, and stops in your Review Queue before it renders.

What you give each format, how it narrates, how long it runs and how it looks
Format You type Narration Length Look
Standard Shorts Your topic, optional. Left empty: Viducia picks what’s trending. Always: an original script 50 to 80 seconds by default; any length from 10 to 180 seconds 12 caption looks, pictures on the beat, your watermark
Story Mode Story topic, optional. Left empty: Viducia chooses a story. Always: a first-person story 60 to 90 seconds by default Reddit-style or Facebook-style post cards over gameplay
Cinematic Clips Movies or shows, optional. Left empty: Viducia picks a popular scene. On, or off for a raw cut The studio recommends 45 to 60 seconds 12 caption looks for the narrator and the film’s lines
Guess It Place, optional. Left empty: Famous places from around the world. Everything, key lines or off 30 to 60 seconds, set by the voice and the number of rounds 6 designs in 5 themes
Head-to-Head Countries, optional. Left empty: A fair matchup for every video. Everything, key lines or off 30 to 60 seconds; each round runs about 7.5 seconds, 2 more with the countdown 6 designs in 5 themes
Time Machine Place, optional. Left empty: Famous places from around the world. Everything, key lines or off 30 to 60 seconds, with 2 to 6 places or 3 to 6 photos 6 designs in 5 themes

The same in every format

You approve the price first

A new video uses one video from your week, whatever the format. Nothing runs until you confirm, and a failed task gives everything back.

26 narrators

Natural, expressive and Studio voices, all US English. Every expressive read is checked word for word against the script.

Word-timed captions

12 caption looks and 7 effects, with your script’s exact spelling. Captions never run across a cut.

Music and sound

A built-in CC0 music and sound-effects library, or Viducia picks a track for each video.

Review, then render

Each video waits in your Review Queue. Fix anything in the Studio Editor, then render it on your PC.

You post it

Download the MP4 with its title, description and tags ready to copy, and post it wherever you like.

Pick a format and shape your template

The Template Studio runs in your browser. Choose a format, set the narrator, captions and music on a live phone, and save it to a free account for the app.