Most tools give you a video you cannot edit, or an editor and no video.

EggClip is the third option. It writes, casts, renders and publishes on its own, then hands you the timeline it used.

A faceless video is nine jobs wearing one name. Research, script, voiceover, an image per scene, downloads, an import, caption sync, music, upload. Most generators automate some slice of that and hand the rest back, which is why the work still lands in an editor at midnight.

The interesting part is not that a model can write a script. It is that the script, the narration timing, the shot list and the caption breaks are all the same document. Once they are, the machine can cut the whole thing, and you can still open it and move a clip four frames to the left.

So EggClip is built as one document with a renderer attached, not as a generator with an exporter bolted on.

What it decides

The script, the shot list, the narrator's timing, which clip fits the beat, where the captions break. These are the jobs that make a faceless video take an evening, and none of them are the reason you had the idea.

What it asks you

Twice, and only twice. Once when the script is written and once when the storyboard is laid out. Both stops happen before a single credit leaves your balance, so changing your mind is free rather than a re-render.

Decisions worth knowing

Preview: the editor and the export share one renderer, so the timeline is the video
Spend: credits move on approval, and a failed job posts its own refund
Captions: word timings come from the voice model, not a forced alignment pass
Output: MP4, thumbnail, SRT and the project file, on every render

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