Autonomous YouTube video creator
Narra
Turn a researched idea and human voiceover into a synced, storyboarded, visually consistent faceless YouTube video.
End-to-end pipeline
From channel-aware idea to render-ready timeline.
Research
Daily channel-aware jobs collect source-backed angles and score each idea for fit, novelty, and momentum.
Script
A multi-pass writer researches, outlines, drafts, critiques, revises, fact-checks, and returns a scorecard.
Voiceover
The creator uploads a human read. Narra treats the voice as the master timeline for every later stage.
Alignment
Cloud ASR produces word-level timings and aligns them back to the approved script for clean boundaries.
Storyboard
Shots land on natural sentence and clause breaks, each with a visual brief and stable seed family.
Render
Generated stills, captions, motion, audio, and optional music are assembled into an export-ready MP4.
Anti-slop by design
Automation that preserves editorial intent.
Narra separates creative judgment from production repetition. The creator chooses the idea, records the voice, and keeps final say. The system handles the research, timing, shot planning, and render mechanics around that human core.
Channel memory keeps voice, topics, and visual identity consistent across videos.
Research dossiers and citations push scripts away from generic filler.
Cost estimates appear before image batches and render work.
Every stage is saved and can be rerun without restarting the project.
Plans for the first Narra channels.
Start with one channel and production workflow. Studio limits stay hidden until the multi-channel surface is ready.
Creator
Launch the full Narra production cockpit for one channel.
- One channel memory and visual identity
- Research-grounded script pipeline
- Voiceover alignment, storyboard, and render workflow
Done-with-you launch
Channel setup, provider configuration, and first production run.
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- Channel memory import
- Visual identity calibration
- First video workflow validation