KKinecard

A video editor for faceless channels

No camera, no presenter, no B-roll budget. A script you wrote, a voice reading it, and the problem of what goes on screen for the next nine minutes.

The actual problem

A faceless video is an argument read aloud. The footage is not the point and usually does not exist — which is why so many of these channels end up as stock clips with nothing to do with the sentence, or a still image with a waveform bouncing over it.

The screen has to carry the argument. The number in the sentence should appear as a number, the comparison as a comparison, the list as a list — at the moment the voice says it, not eight seconds later.

What Kinecard does about it

The seven free cards

One for every kind of line a script actually contains:

They are recorded by the same renderer that makes your video, so the preview on the front page is the thing itself, not a mockup. Pro adds fifty-five more in themed packs.

Earning Pro instead of buying it

Exporting pays a point a day. A referral pays ten points to each side when the person subscribes. Sixty points is a month of Pro.

Which means a solo channel that exports most days works about two months for one free — deliberately not a one-to-one trade, because a reward only ever moves upwards and starting low leaves room.

Free, with the catch stated up front

Free means free

  • No credits
  • Unlimited exports
  • No trial clock
  • No account needed
  • No card on file

720p with a small badge, for as long as you like. Pro is $9.99 a month: 1080p, no badge, and sixty-two cards instead of seven.

Pro can also be earned — exporting pays a point a day, a referral pays ten to each side, and sixty is a month.