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History for sleep, from a script to an hour-long video

Write the story of a night in 1350, a Roman villa or a lighthouse in a storm. We turn it into slow, painterly scenes with firelight and snow, a soft narrator and a quiet soundscape.

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Scenes from the samples

Snowy village lane at night between thatched cottagesHistory for sleep
The lane at nightEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
Family by an open central hearthHistory for sleep
The central hearthEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
Stone manor house with glowing windowsHistory for sleep
The manor at nightEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
English village at dusk with snow on the thatchHistory for sleep
The village at duskEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
Oxen stabled at the end of a cottageHistory for sleep
Oxen in the byreEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
A candle behind a wooden shutterHistory for sleep
A candle at the shutterEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this
A water mill in winterHistory for sleep
The mill in winterEnglish village · 1350 · Make one like this

What is tuned for sleep

Slow on purpose

Narration is paced for falling asleep: long pauses between paragraphs, no sudden jumps in volume, and scenes that drift rather than cut.

Accuracy, checked

Each scene is checked for anachronisms before it reaches your video: no chimneys in 1350, no printed signs, no modern fabrics. History viewers notice, and they comment.

Firelight, snow, rain

Gentle overlays (falling snow, embers, mist, candle flicker) loop without a visible seam, so an hour never looks like one clip on repeat.

A quiet soundscape

Ambient sound sits under the voice at a low level so it relaxes and never competes with the narration.

Start from a script like this

Tonight, we travel back to a small village in the English countryside, in the winter of the year 1350. The snow has been falling since the late afternoon, soft and slow, settling on the thatched roofs and the narrow lanes between the cottages. Smoke rises from the roof of each house, because there are no chimneys yet, only a hole in the thatch above an open hearth in the middle of the floor.Opening of the sample script. The sample video on the home page was made from it.

Use this script and make a preview

Questions

How long can the video be?

Up to 60 minutes from a pasted script of up to 50,000 characters. You choose the length: a short film of a few minutes works as well as a full hour.

How much does a video cost?

The free preview is 10 seconds with a watermark and needs no card or account. A full video up to 60 minutes is $9.90 as a single payment, or you can buy credits (one credit is one minute of finished video) and spend them across videos.

Can I monetise a history-for-sleep video on YouTube?

The video is built for it: your own script, licence-clean images and sound, and a credits file you can paste into the description. Monetisation is always YouTube's decision, and we cannot promise it.

Do I have to tell viewers it is AI-made?

YouTube asks creators to disclose realistic synthetic content. We show you where to tick that box when you publish, and you can add a line to the description as well.

How long does it take to make?

In our own tests a 5-minute film took about 20 minutes, and longer films take longer. You can close the tab: the video is saved in My videos on this device, and if you leave an email address we send the link when it is ready.

What if the render fails or I am not happy?

A failed render is never charged: its credits return to your balance. If you are unhappy with a delivered video, write to us with the date and what went wrong, and we answer by email; where we agree, the refund goes back to the original payment method.

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