Type a topic; the script, voiceover, video, thumbnail and metadata are produced automatically. Run several channels from one computer.
No card required · The setup wizard walks you through every step
Running a faceless channel looks like a single job. In practice you rebuild the same chain from scratch for every video.
One place for the script, another for the voiceover, a third for editing. Each with its own subscription and its own learning curve.
Thumbnail, title, description, tags. The same tasks by hand for every video, eating most of your time.
Open a second channel and everything doubles. Files, settings and schedules start running into each other.
Every step runs in order and you can stop in between — edit the script, swap the visuals, reorder the scenes.
Type a topic or pick from AI-suggested trends. Long form and Shorts use separate writing templates. Hook, CTA and structure are scored; a weak section is improved with one click.
Text becomes speech with neural voices — no API key needed. Pick a different voice per channel; English and Turkish voices are ready. Switch to Google Cloud if you want a wider catalogue.
The script is split into scenes and stock photos and video are searched for each one. The AI picks the closest match; you can replace and reorder them yourself.
Scenes are joined with effects and transitions, then fitted exactly to the voiceover. Long form comes out landscape, Shorts vertical. Subtitles are burned in using one of seven ready styles.
Cover image, title, description and tags are generated. An SEO score is calculated; if it comes out low the AI improves it until it hits the target.
Once it passes the quality check the video is uploaded to YouTube. Leave it to the scheduler or upload it yourself.
Everything is tied to a channel, so adding channels doesn't add confusion.
Each channel gets its own language, voice, output folder, colour and content profile. Switching tabs is all it takes.
Videos are saved to channel / topic name /. Images,
audio and video stay together.
Queue several videos and let them process in order. It resumes where it left off and never redoes a finished step.
Runs the whole chain, from picking a trending topic to uploading, without human input.
Set the publishing time and frequency; the program produces and uploads at that hour.
The same script can produce a separate voiceover and video in 13 languages.
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Extract the whole folder to your computer and run
Kalfa.exe. The setup wizard explains the rest.
Every feature is unlocked. See how many videos you can produce, what the output looks like, and whether it fits your channel.
Open Help → Licence in the program; it shows a device ID unique to your computer. Send us that ID after paying the monthly fee and we'll email your licence key.
Write to us with your device ID and we'll send you the payment details. Once the payment arrives your licence key usually goes out the same day. Paste the key into the Licence screen and press Activate.
No. The setup wizard greets you when you open the program. It downloads the video processing tool (FFmpeg) itself with one click — it doesn't touch your Windows settings and you don't need to restart. That leaves one required step: a free Groq key. It tests that the moment you paste it and tells you whether it works.
There may be charges for the services you use beyond the licence. The free tiers of Groq, Pexels and Pixabay cover most usage. The default voiceover engine is free. For heavy production a paid AI plan is recommended.
Visuals come from stock archives and the narration is a TTS voice. The result sits at the level of a well-edited documentary-narration video. You can also use your own footage and change scene order and durations. See for yourself during the trial.
No limit. Each channel gets its own language, voice, folder and content profile; the queue works through all of them in order.
Open the program on the new computer and send us the device ID from Help → Licence, and we'll issue a new key. No extra charge.
Everything you produced stays on your computer. The program stops producing new videos; nothing happens to your existing files.