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Felo Video

AI news video generator

Turn a news story into a video worth watching.

For news creators, industry writers and editorial teams: turn your reporting into a video with visuals, voiceover, captions and music. Reach viewers on YouTube, TikTok and Reels without presenting on camera.

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You choose the sources and editorial angle. Review facts, dates and context before publishing.

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Generation uses credits. Cost varies with video length and requirements. View pricing

Download, then publish on
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Instagram Reels

This page’s example · English narration

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This page’s example · English narration

From this source to this video

See the source material and production brief used for this sample. The source and video are in English; the practice text in other page languages is there for you to adapt.

Video duration
00:45
Aspect ratio
16:9
Generated with Felo Video

Before publishing, check the facts, captions and permission to use the materials.

Try a dated news brief

Make a 45-second English video about this historical report: on 2022-11-16, NASA’s SLS rocket launched the uncrewed Orion spacecraft from Florida’s Launch Complex 39B. Artemis I aimed to test systems before crewed missions. Use narration, captions and explanatory graphics. Label it as a historical recap, cite the source and do not present planned milestones as completed events.

Report published:

Read the original NASA report

From a source to a video update

  1. Add the reporting

    Paste a URL, text or notes with sources and dates. Set the information cutoff.

  2. Choose the angle

    Specify the audience, main development, language and target length.

  3. Review the edition

    Check the video against your sources, request corrections, then download for publishing.

What happened. The context. What to remember.

A suggested structure for the historical brief. The videos in the style gallery below are separate examples, not footage or results from this event.

  1. Lead with the event

    Name the launch, its date and the uncrewed spacecraft.

  2. Explain the purpose

    Show that this was a systems test before crewed missions.

  3. Keep the time boundary

    End with what the source reported then, without importing later outcomes.

Keep the source, date and claim together

A strong news brief says what is known and when it was known. Carry that context into the video.

Source and attribution

Use the original report or announcement where possible. Name who made a claim.

Event and publication dates

Keep both dates when they differ. A page update is not a new event.

Facts, plans and interpretation

Label forecasts and announced plans; keep them separate from completed events and your commentary.

Choose the news format your audience needs

Single-story update

Make the main development clear

Turn my sourced news item into a concise video. Lead with the confirmed development, name the date and explain who it concerns. Keep attribution attached to claims.

See how information can become video

Real Felo samples made from different sources and briefs. Open a video or view its source; narration is in English.

Give your reporting a visual style

Use clear titles, timelines and diagram-led scenes. Pick a style that supports the story.

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Swiss Motion Graphics
Whiteboard Explainer
Blueprint
Crayon Picture Book
Watercolor Brush
Chinese Ink Wash
Impasto Oil Painting
One-line Drawing

Bring your reporting to more audiences

Request a language and aspect ratio for each edition. Check names, dates and attributed statements after translation.

English

English narration

1:1

Square format

日本語

Japanese narration

9:16

Vertical format

These existing Felo examples show data, concepts and product information in motion. They are not generated from the NASA brief or presented as eyewitness footage.

Narration without a presenter

Explain the development in your chosen language without filming yourself.

Captions for the details

Check spellings, dates and quotations alongside the spoken version.

Versions for each channel

Request portrait or landscape and review text size on the intended screen.

Made for news you explain

A good fit here

  • News summaries and industry updates
  • Event timelines and background explanations
  • Data-led reporting and sourced commentary

Not a good fit here

  • Live broadcasting or automatic news monitoring
  • AI news anchors or guaranteed fact-checking
  • Reconstructed scenes presented as real news footage

For cinematic scenes or character animation, use Felo AI Video Generator to create video clips from a text prompt or reference image.

Explore AI Video Generator

Publish beyond the written update.

Some short videos cost under US$1. Length, production requirements and revisions determine the credits used.

01

Reuse your research

Start from the reporting you have already gathered.

02

Plan a focused edition

One clear angle helps avoid unnecessary scenes and revisions.

03

Allow for new information

Updating a published story can require a revised video and more credits.

What Felo creators say

★★★★★
Dropped a 3,000-word post in and got it back in three languages and three aspect ratios; YouTube, TikTok and Instagram were stocked by dinner.

Jake Miller

Indie tech writer · Blog + YouTube

★★★★★
I went from monthly posts to three videos a week, and none of it was extra writing — one article just becomes a dozen clips.

Diane Whitfield

Finance columnist · LinkedIn + YouTube

A final editorial pass before you publish

  1. Attribution and accuracy

    Verify names, figures and who made each statement.

  2. Dates and status

    Distinguish the event date, publication date and later corrections.

  3. Images and meaning

    Check that illustrative visuals cannot be mistaken for evidence from the scene.

Questions about making news videos

Can I make a video from a news URL?

Yes. Paste the link and describe the story angle. If the page cannot be read, supply the relevant text and keep its source details.

Does it automatically find and verify the latest news?

This page does not provide a live news feed or a verification guarantee. Supply dated sources and review the output yourself.

Can I make an AI news anchor?

This tool focuses on narrated visual information, not a presenter avatar. You do not need to appear on camera.

How is this different from Article to Video?

Article to Video repurposes a written piece. This page emphasizes dated reporting, multiple developments, attribution and the distinction between facts and commentary.

Are captions, voiceover and music included?

Yes. Check pronunciation and caption details; ask for restrained music when the subject calls for it.

Can I correct a story after generating it?

Request changes in the workspace and review all affected scenes. Download the revised version and update your published copy yourself; revisions may consume credits.

Your reporting is ready. Give it a video edition.