Yes. You get 3 free videos a month, no credit card. Paid plans start at $9/month for more videos and longer lengths.

Can a cozy video have words on screen?

Yes, one line, and it never moves. It sits centred for the whole video while the room breathes underneath, and you can lift one word onto its own row in warm gold. Leave the box empty for the wordless version.

One held shot or a few moments: which should I pick?

One held shot is a single picture animated for the whole video, which is the shape most popular loops use and the cheaper option. A few moments are different views of the same room (the wide, the mug on the sill, the rain on the glass) dissolving into each other: more to look at, more to pay for.

Can I put a famous cartoon character asleep in the room?

No. Named characters, mascots and brands are left out because they belong to someone else. An era's objects (a lava lamp, a stack of VHS tapes, glow stars on the ceiling) give the same jolt of recognition and are yours to post.

Faceless video guides

Cozy loops people fall asleep to

A warm room, rain on the glass, a train passing in the distance. Cozy videos are pure mood, with no narration and no captions. Describe the room and get a finished loop with its own sound.

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A cozy video is one place you would like to be, held long enough to settle into: a camper van with the whole family asleep, a 1990s bedroom where the TV is still on at 2am, a cabin with snow piling on the sill. Nothing happens, and that is the appeal. What keeps it watchable is that something small is always moving (rain on the glass, steam off a mug, a lit train crossing far away) and that exactly one thing is awake while everything else sleeps. The room should feel dated and specific, carried by its objects rather than by a famous cartoon character. Hold one shot for the whole video, the shape most of the popular loops use, or let a few views of the same room dissolve into each other, with room sound and music underneath. It suits sleep, study and lofi channels.

What makes one of these work

One room, one mood. The calmer the better.
Something small moves: steam, rain, a curtain, a passing light.
The sound matters as much as the picture.

Openings that work

Example first lines. Use one as it is or write your own in the same shape.

Held over a farmhouse roof where the family sleeps under the stars: "Nobody needs you until morning."
The first frame: a camper van seen from its back doors, four people asleep, fairy lights on, rain on the windscreen.
Over a bedroom with a paused game on a boxy TV and glow stars on the ceiling: "Some rooms remember 1998."

Start from an idea

Tap one. The script, voice, pictures and captions are made for you.

A launderette at 3am, one dryer still turning, rain on the window
The spinning dryer is the one thing awake; empty plastic chairs and a buzzing sign do the rest.
A greenhouse in a thunderstorm, one lamp over the seedlings
Rain hammering glass on every side, lightning far off, and a pool of warm light in the middle: three movers, one still room.
A grandparents' living room in 1985, the late film still playing
A wood-cased TV, a crocheted blanket and a carriage clock make people recognise the room before they know why.
A mountain hut full of sleeping hikers, boots drying by the stove
Everyone in one frame suits the held shot, and one hiker reading by headtorch is the single thing awake.
A corner shop after closing, the owner counting change under one lamp
Shelves of tins give the frame density, and the street outside the shutter can carry snow or rain.
A houseboat on a canal in the snow, seen from the towpath
Pick the view from outside: the warm window becomes a pocket of light in a cold blue frame.
A night bus on its last route, one passenger asleep against the glass
City lights sliding past the windows are the motion, while the seats and the sleeper stay perfectly still.
A recording studio at 4am, the band asleep on the sofas
Glowing desk lights, cables everywhere and one producer still nodding along in headphones: dense, dated and calm.
A treehouse in autumn wind, leaves blowing past a hanging lantern
Falling leaves and a swinging lantern give two clocks of movement, and the treehouse itself never moves.

Looks that fit

Looks that suit this kind of video. You pick one when you make it.

Anime
Voxel World
Painted Nature

Questions

Is it free?: Yes. You get 3 free videos a month, no credit card. Paid plans start at $9/month for more videos and longer lengths.
Can a cozy video have words on screen?: Yes, one line, and it never moves. It sits centred for the whole video while the room breathes underneath, and you can lift one word onto its own row in warm gold. Leave the box empty for the wordless version.
One held shot or a few moments: which should I pick?: One held shot is a single picture animated for the whole video, which is the shape most popular loops use and the cheaper option. A few moments are different views of the same room (the wide, the mug on the sill, the rain on the glass) dissolving into each other: more to look at, more to pay for.
Can I put a famous cartoon character asleep in the room?: No. Named characters, mascots and brands are left out because they belong to someone else. An era's objects (a lava lamp, a stack of VHS tapes, glow stars on the ceiling) give the same jolt of recognition and are yours to post.