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New accounts get 3 free minutes of rendering with no card required. Trial videos are watermarked and cannot be published from StoryTok; buying a pack converts unused trial credits to paid credits.
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Turn Reddit posts into narrated vertical videos, then auto-post them.
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What is StoryTok?
StoryTok is a reddit stories into video tool that turns Reddit posts into narrated vertical videos, then auto-post them. StoryTok turns Reddit posts, chat scripts, uploaded clips and long recordings into vertical captioned videos over gameplay, then publishes or schedules them to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
StoryTok is a browser-based production tool for faceless short-form video. Its central workflow takes a Reddit post, reads it aloud with a synthetic voice over looping gameplay footage, and burns in word-timed captions, all framed vertically at 1080 by 1920 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Around that core sit four more formats: texting conversations built bubble by bubble with separate voices per side, auto-captioned clips using speech-to-text, split-screen layouts that stack a creator's own footage above gameplay, and AI highlights that read a long transcript and cut it into captioned shorts of roughly 10 to 60 seconds. An intro card, voice selection and caption styling are the main knobs, and a render is described as finishing in minutes. The practical draw is less the editor than what comes after it. Once TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts are connected in Settings, a finished video can be posted immediately or scheduled, with the credit cost shown before confirmation. Autopilot extends this into a repeating series: it scans chosen story subreddits, picks a post the series has not used, rewrites it into an original script, renders the video and optionally sends it out. Posting starts off for every series, and the automatic mode is a separate opt-in with a spending cap, which suits operators who want a daily upload cadence without opening an editor. The product is aimed at solo creators and small channel operators who treat short-form as a volume game and do not want to appear on camera. It is not a general-purpose editor: the formats are fixed templates, Autopilot only handles Reddit stories, and TikTok posts have comments, Duet and Stitch disabled. Rival tools usually bundle similar templates into monthly subscriptions; StoryTok instead sells credit packs from $5 that do not expire, charging one credit per rendered minute and one per account per post.
How do you use StoryTok?
1Create an account and check your free minutes
Sign up with no card required. Every new account starts with 3 free minutes of rendering, which is enough for one short story video to test the format.2Pick a format and drop in the source
Choose Reddit story, texting story, auto captions, split screen or AI highlights. Paste a post, write a script, or upload a clip or long recording depending on the format.3Set the voice, gameplay background and captions
Select one of the listed voices, choose a gameplay loop for the background, and style the word-timed captions. Add an intro card for story formats if wanted.4Render, then buy a pack for a clean export
Render the video and review it. Trial renders are watermarked and cannot be published; buying any pack makes new renders watermark-free and publishable.5Connect accounts and publish or schedule
Link TikTok, Instagram and YouTube in Settings, then post now or set a time. The credit cost is shown before you confirm, with one credit per account per post.6Turn on Autopilot for a recurring series
Start a series by choosing story subreddits and a schedule. Posting stays off by default; use Review first for drafts or opt into automatic posting with a spending limit.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Five distinct video formats share one credit balance and one publishing flow.AI
- No subscription: credit packs start at $5 and never expire, so a quiet month costs nothing.AI
- Autopilot handles sourcing, rewriting, rendering and posting a Reddit-story series on a schedule.AI
- Transparent per-video cost preview before a post is confirmed, with refunds on failed renders or posts.AI
- Paid exports are watermark-free 1080 by 1920 MP4s, owned outright by the user.AI
Cons
- Autopilot is limited to Reddit stories; other formats must be built and posted by hand.AI
- TikTok posts from StoryTok have comments, Duet and Stitch switched off for now.AI
- Trial renders carry a watermark and cannot be published, so the free trial does not test publishing.AI
- Templates are fixed; there is no timeline editing for fine control over cuts or timing.AI
- Instagram publishing requires a Creator or Business account, ruling out personal profiles.AI
How much does StoryTok cost?
Pricing
Credit packs only, no subscription: Mini at $5 for 20 credits, Starter at $10 for 60 credits, Creator at $50 for 360 credits. Rendering costs 1 credit per minute (2 with a premium voice); posting costs 1 credit per account per video. Credits never expire, and failed renders or posts are refunded.
Learn moreSupport
No dedicated support page is listed. The homepage FAQ covers formats, publishing requirements, credit mechanics, Autopilot behaviour, the trial and ownership.
Integrations
Publishes to connected TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts. Instagram requires a Creator or Business profile; YouTube decides whether an upload qualifies as a Short. No other integrations are listed.
Learn moreFeatures
Five vertical video formats: narrated Reddit stories over gameplay, texting conversations, auto-captioned clips, split-screen videos and AI-picked highlight shorts from long recordings. All output at 1080 by 1920 MP4 with word-timed captions and selectable voices. Includes direct publishing and scheduling to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, plus Autopilot for automated Reddit-story series.
Frequently asked questions about StoryTok
How much does StoryTok cost?
Credit packs only, no subscription: Mini at $5 for 20 credits, Starter at $10 for 60 credits, Creator at $50 for 360 credits. Rendering costs 1 credit per minute (2 with a premium voice); posting costs 1 credit per account per video. Credits never expire, and failed renders or posts are refunded.Does StoryTok offer a free trial?
New accounts get 3 free minutes of rendering with no card required. Trial videos are watermarked and cannot be published from StoryTok; buying a pack converts unused trial credits to paid credits.How do you use StoryTok?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and check your free minutes 2. Pick a format and drop in the source 3. Set the voice, gameplay background and captions 4. Render, then buy a pack for a clean export 5. Connect accounts and publish or schedule 6. Turn on Autopilot for a recurring series.What platforms does StoryTok support?
StoryTok is available on Web App.What does StoryTok integrate with?
Publishes to connected TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts. Instagram requires a Creator or Business profile; YouTube decides whether an upload qualifies as a Short. No other integrations are listed.What are the limitations of StoryTok?
Autopilot is limited to Reddit stories; other formats must be built and posted by hand. TikTok posts from StoryTok have comments, Duet and Stitch switched off for now. Trial renders carry a watermark and cannot be published, so the free trial does not test publishing.
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Added10/21/2026
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