Tells a story as an old silent picture: sepia silhouette scenes hard-cut with black intertitle cards in ornate frames, one sentence per card; people walk in quick, jerky 18-frames-a-second steps, and grain, flicker, scratches and an iris stay on throughout. Good for short history stories, how inventions began, curious facts and gently funny narratives.
Use this styleGive the story or fact and the few key lines you want on cards (keep each short); optionally describe the scenes (a street, a factory, a station). Pictures are drawn in code as silhouettes by default; you can also upload photos or videos, which are turned black-and-white sepia. Dates and numbers come only from what you provide.
A title card opens on London, 1868; a constable stands by a tall semaphore signal as people stride past; a card reads "Gas-lit at night, turned by hand."; then the lamp bursts in a flash of light and smoke and the iris closes.
Silent Film Cards · 16:9 · 10.0s