Free story video maker
Turn a story you have the right to use into a vertical video: a Reddit-style post card opens over your gameplay or b-roll clip, then the story pages in big captions. Download the card, the MP4, a voiceover script and SRT captions.
99 words · about 0:35 read aloud · 29 captions
Only use stories you wrote or have permission to use. Posts belong to their authors; change names and personal details.
MP4, MOV or WebM · up to 200 MB and 10 minutes. Only the section you pick is used.
Your files stay in this browser. No uploads, accounts or credits.
Three short, original stories to try the generator with. Load one, then make it yours.
It started the week I moved in. Every morning there was a yellow note on my door with one word on it. Hello. Coffee. Sunshine. Courage. I never saw…
Last summer I was walking along the beach when a family asked me to take their picture. I said yes, set my bag down, and then realized they meant the…
I work the night shift at a small town library. Every night at exactly 3:12 the metal returns slot clicks open, then closes. The cameras show nobody…
Fill in the community, username, title and counts, paste the story, and pick a light or dark card. Or start from a sample story.
Add a gameplay, parkour or b-roll clip and choose the section to use. Short sections loop; long stories split into parts automatically.
Export the 9:16 MP4, then add your voiceover in your editor using the script and SRT captions. The card PNG is ready for thumbnails too.
720p or 1080p, 30 fps, H.264. The card opens, then the captions page through the story over your clip.
The post card at 1080 pixels wide with a transparent background, for thumbnails or your own edit.
The full story with caption timings to read your voiceover, and SubRip captions for CapCut, Premiere or DaVinci Resolve.
Fill in the post card, paste the story and add a background clip above. The preview shows the card for the first seconds and then the story as timed captions. Export the MP4, then record or add a voiceover in your editor using the downloaded script.
No. This tool does not include text-to-speech, so the video has no narration. Captions are timed for a natural reading pace you can adjust, and the script and SRT files make it quick to record your own voice or add one in an editor such as CapCut.
Only use stories you wrote yourself or have the author’s permission to use. Posts belong to the people who wrote them, and platforms may remove reuploads of other people’s writing. Changing names and personal details also protects the people involved.
No. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit. The card uses generic discussion-post styling without Reddit logos, mascots or award icons; the community and user names are plain text you type.
Any MP4, MOV or WebM clip you have the rights to, up to 200 MB and 10 minutes, such as your own gameplay, parkour or b-roll footage. Only the section you pick is used. Fill crops it to 9:16; Blur fits landscape footage over a blurred copy of itself.
Choose 30, 60 or 90 seconds per part. A longer story is split into Part 1, Part 2 and so on, and each part opens with the card. A background section shorter than the part loops seamlessly.
A 720p or 1080p vertical MP4 for each part, the post card as a transparent PNG, the voiceover script as a text file with caption timings, and SRT captions you can import into any editor.
Reframe any other clip to 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Cut long gameplay footage into background sections.
Shrink the exported story video before you share it.
Save a recorded voiceover or music bed as an audio file.
