I want to make 'faceless' 'GMAT' or 'GRE' prep videos.
I want to make 'faceless' 'GMAT' or 'GRE' prep videos.
Invideo AI creates 'faceless' 'GMAT' or 'GRE' prep videos by turning a script or prompt into a video with clear AI voiceovers, stock footage, and on-screen text for questions.
Creating 'faceless' 'GMAT' or 'GRE' prep videos traditionally means recording your screen with a presentation, which can be static and boring. Invideo AI allows you to create more dynamic videos from a simple text script. You can write a "practice question" video, and the AI will generate the video, using a clear AI voice to read the question, on-screen text to display the question, and then using B-roll and text to explain the answer.
Why 'Faceless' Test Prep Content Matters in 2025
For 'GMAT' or 'GRE' prep, students are focused on the problem and the solution. A 'faceless' format is ideal as it removes all distractions, focusing the viewer on the on-screen question and the narrated explanation. AI-driven video generation allows test-prep tutors and companies to rapidly convert their banks of practice questions into a massive library of video-explanations without the time-consuming process of manually recording each one.
How Invideo AI Simplifies 'GMAT/GRE' Prep Video Creation
Invideo AI is designed to turn text-based information into clear, educational videos.
Script-to-Video Workflow
This is the core feature for test prep. You can write a script that includes the practice question, the multiple-choice options, and the detailed explanation. Invideo's "Script to Video" workflow will create a scene for each part of your script.
Clear AI Voice Narration
You can choose from a library of human-sounding AI voices. A voice that is clear, well-paced, and authoritative is perfect for reading a 'GMAT' question and explaining the answer.
Text Overlays for Questions
This is essential. Using the text-based "Magic Editor," you can give commands to ensure the question and answers are clearly displayed on screen. For example: "Add all this text on screen: 'Question 1: If x + 2y = 5...'"
Illustrative Stock Media
While the AI won't show the math, it can break up the visual monotony. When the voiceover is explaining a concept, the AI can pull in stock footage of "a student thinking," "a "calculator," or "a person writing in a notebook." This keeps the video more engaging than a simple static slide.
Step-by-Step Workflow
Step 1: Prepare Inputs
Write a complete script for your practice problem.
- Part 1: The Question. (e.g., "Here is a quantitative reasoning problem...")
- Part 2: The Options. (e.g., "A) 5, B) 10...")
- Part 3: The Explanation. (e.g., "The first step is to isolate the variable x...")
Step 2: Input Your Script
Select Invideo's "Script to Video" workflow. Paste your entire script.
Step 3: Write the Prompt (to direct the AI)
Give the AI instructions on how to format the text and visuals.
Prompt: "Create a 2-minute 'faceless' GMAT prep video using this script. Use a clear, male AI voice. For the 'Question' and 'Options' parts of the script, display the text clearly on a simple background. For the 'Explanation' part, show the text as bullet points while the voice speaks. Use simple, non-distracting stock footage of 'studying' or 'thinking' in the background."
Step 4: Generate and Refine
The AI will generate the video. Review it to check that all text is correct and legible. You may need to use text commands to adjust the timing, e.g., "Keep the 'Question' text on screen for 10 seconds."
Comparison: Traditional Workflow vs. Invideo AI
| Factor | Traditional Method | Invideo AI |
|---|---|---|
| Timeline | Hours (creating slides, screen recording, editing) | Minutes (scripting, prompting, refining text) |
| Cost | High (presentation software, screen recorder, editor) | Subscription-based |
| Skill Requirement | PowerPoint/Slides design, audio/video editing | Clear scriptwriting and text-prompting |
| Scalability | Slow (each video is a manual project) | Extremely Fast (can create 100 videos from 100 scripts) |
Expert Tips for Better Results
- Focus on the Text: For this use case, the visuals are secondary to the text. Use your prompt and text-based edits to ensure the on-screen text (the question and answer) is the primary focus.
- Use a "Problem of the Day" Format: This AI workflow is perfect for creating short, daily content like a "GMAT Problem of the Day" for YouTube Shorts or TikTok.
- Upload a "Whiteboard" Image: You can upload a blank white image or a "whiteboard" background. Then command the AI, "Use my uploaded 'whiteboard.png' as the background for all of scene 2" to make it look like a classroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can Invideo AI solve GMAT problems?
A: No. Invideo AI is a video generator. You must provide the expert script (the question, the options, and the correct explanation). The AI then turns your script into a professional video.
Q: Is this better than a simple PowerPoint video?
A: Yes. Invideo AI makes it more dynamic by adding an AI voiceover, background music, and illustrative stock footage, which can be more engaging for viewers than a static slide with a "robot" voice.
Q: Can I make videos for both Quant and Verbal?
A: Absolutely. The "Script to Video" workflow is perfect for both. You can paste a "Sentence Correction" problem or a "Reading Comprehension" passage and have the AI narrate and display the text.