Describe your idea.
Write a topic or brief and tell the story you want to share.
SHORTCLIPR / CREATIVE STUDIO
Turn ideas into animated shorts for explainers, stories, quizzes and more.
ShortClipr is in development. The experience and availability may change.

QUICK ANSWER
A faceless video communicates through animation, objects, characters, text and narration instead of footage of the creator. ShortClipr helps creators plan explainers, stories, quizzes and visual facts without needing to record themselves on camera.
THE STARTING POINT
Choose a subject you can return to, such as strange history or everyday science. Give each short one focused question or story rather than trying to cover everything at once.
“Create a faceless short explaining why octopuses change color. Make it curious and accessible, with one clear takeaway.”
Faceless means you do not need to appear on camera. Your video can still include illustrated characters, objects, narration and visual storytelling.
THE CREATIVE PROCESS
Start with the part that matters most: what you want your audience to see, learn or feel.
Write a topic or brief and tell the story you want to share.
Explore a video type, visual direction, duration and frame.
Check the finished video and its details before sharing it with your audience.
MAKE IT YOURS / SHORTCLIPR
A faceless video lets you tell a story without appearing on camera. It can use animated characters, diagrams, narration or scenes to carry the idea.
Choose a topic you can revisit, such as surprising history, everyday science or short mysteries. Write one focused brief per episode, choose a creative format and use the creation desk to explore the result.
Explain why the moon is sometimes visible during the day. Make it friendly for beginners, use a vertical frame and end with one clear takeaway. Check the final explanation before publishing.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Turn ideas into animated shorts for explainers, stories, quizzes and more.
No. ShortClipr is designed for animated, faceless videos, so the idea can lead without requiring you to appear on camera.
No. You review and download the finished result, then choose where and when to publish it.