History · Image slideshow · 9:16 Shorts
Create Faceless History Videos
Turn a historical event into a narrated faceless short with checked dates and places and a reusable series setup.
What you get
- Painted documentary scenes with slow camera moves
- A script that lists its dates, places and sources
- One episode, or a schedule, ready to preview and download
How to make it work
1Pick the topicChoose a topic yourself or take one suggested from Radar.
2Confirm the planThe Agent plans the channel, shows the price in credits and waits for your yes.
- 3We make the episode
Script, pictures, voice and captions are made for you.
- 4Review it
Preview the episode and ask for changes before you use it.
- 5Download and post
Download the file and post it yourself; publishing from the site comes with your YouTube connection.
What this channel is
A history channel tells one event per episode: a battle that went wrong, an odd law, a machine nobody remembers. Each episode is a narrated Short over painted scenes, with the dates and places listed in the script so you can check them before anything is made.
Who it is for
People who want a calm documentary-style Shorts channel without on-camera work. It suits you if you like picking the topics and checking the facts, and want the pictures, voice and captions handled for you.
What it costs
150 cr per episode
Series · form · 9:16 Shorts · Credits only. Planning and the quote are free.
Questions about History
Are facts and sources checked?
The script lists the dates, places and sources it relies on, so you can check them before the episode is made. We do not publish for you, so nothing goes out unreviewed.
Can I make a series about one period?
Yes. Give the channel a theme, such as one war or one empire, and the Agent suggests topics that fit it, one per episode.
What does an episode cost?
A series episode in this niche costs 150 credits. You see the price before you confirm, and planning is free.
Can I post the episodes on YouTube?
Episodes are downloadable and you upload them yourself. Publishing from the site arrives once your YouTube account is connected.