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Make found-footage horror stories with AI

Give Kixy one premise. It writes the narration, plans the shots, voices it and films it as doorbell, CCTV or bodycam footage with a camera clock, ready for TikTok, Shorts and Reels.

The pizza dog
Raccoon raids the fridge
Goat on the ridge

How it works

  1. Write the premise

    The camera, the place, the time of night and what stops being normal.

  2. Pick 30 or 45 seconds

    A 30-second story is 37 credits and a 45-second one 52. The price shows before you start.

  3. Kixy makes the rest

    It writes the script, plans 4 to 6 shots, voices the narration and adds captions.

A whole story, not one clip

Found-footage channels post stories, not single moments: a calm narrator, a camera that caught something it shouldn't have, and an ending that pays off. Kixy builds that from one line. The narration opens on a hook of at most 7 words, sets up one object that comes back at the end, turns, and lands.

Each shot is cut at the end of a sentence and stitched under the voice, with a camera clock and a label like FRONT DOOR in the corner and quiet captions along the bottom.

Writing a premise that works

Name the camera (doorbell, CCTV or bodycam), the place and the time. Put in one specific object, such as a red umbrella or a porch light, for the story to bring back. Say what stops being normal and hint at how it ends. You give the premise; Kixy writes the script, so there is no need to write lines yourself.

Unsettling, never graphic

The stories are mystery and slow-burn horror: something wrong in an empty place, not gore. Everyone in them is an invented adult, and they never use real people, places or crimes, which keeps them clear of passing as real events.

The story is charged once when it starts, and if it fails the credits come back.

Questions

Which cameras can a story use?

Doorbell, CCTV or bodycam. Name one in your premise, or Kixy picks the one that fits the story.

Do I have to write the script?

No. Give a premise and Kixy writes the narration, plans the shots and voices it.

How is it different from the security camera style?

The security camera and doorbell styles make one moment of 5, 8 or 10 seconds with no narrator. A story is 30 or 45 seconds, narrated, with 4 to 6 shots and captions.

Can it tell a true crime story?

No. Stories are invented, with invented adults only: no real people, places or crimes.

Where can I post it?

It is vertical 9:16 video for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels. Label it as AI-generated where the platform asks.

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