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Make Faceless Videos With Claude and Your Own Cloned Voice
No editing software, no camera, no studio. You tell Claude what you want to say, it builds the video, and a free tool on your Mac speaks it in your voice.
Free. No email, no signup — the link downloads it.
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A video like this normally needs editing software, a paid voice service or a recording session for every script, and hours of moving things on a timeline. Here it is a text conversation: Claude writes the animation as a web page, a free open-source program called Chatterbox reads your script in a copy of your own voice, and Claude records the result into a finished vertical video for Reels, TikTok or Shorts. Your voice recording never leaves your Mac. The guide covers recording a 20-second sample, the prompt that sets up the voice, and the prompt that makes the video — and it is upfront about the limits: wrong words happen, accents get smoothed, and a 30-second video took about half an hour on an M4 Mac.
What's inside
- Mac with an Apple chip only, about 10 GB free, and a Claude plan with Claude Code
- How to record the 20-second voice sample so the copy does not sound bored
- Both prompts in full: one sets up the voice, one makes the video
- Only clone your own voice, and turn on the AI label when you post