OpenAI
Claude
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ElevenLabsBuild a faceless channel people love
Describe it once. The studio writes the script, narrates it, finds the footage and cuts it — captions, music and thumbnail included. No camera, no timeline to learn.
One sentence, thirty seconds, a finished cut.
The whole run, start to finish: the idea goes in, the studio writes and narrates it, finds the footage, lays the timeline, and hands you something you can publish.
This is what a faceless short looks like.
Narration over footage, one idea, captions doing the work — no camera and no face. These are real shorts from real channels, shared under Creative Commons and credited to their creators. It is the shape the studio writes, narrates and cuts for you.
A style for every faceless channel.
24 niches, each with its own script voice, its own look and its own thumbnail language. Pick one and the studio writes, narrates and cuts in that style.
One idea in. A finished video out.
Four stages, and you can stop at any of them, change your mind, and pick up where you left off without paying for the same work twice.
One line is enough. Or paste a YouTube link and the studio reads the whole video, scene by scene, and suggests what to make next.
A script in your niche's voice, then a recorded voiceover with word-level timing. Approve each before it goes on, or let it run.
The narration is cut into shots and each one is matched to real footage or a photograph, then checked against what the words actually say.
Play the finished cut in the browser before anything is rendered. When it is right, export and send it straight to your channel.
One idea, cut for wherever it goes.
Pick the shape before it renders and the studio composes for it — the framing, the caption size and the pacing all change with it, rather than a landscape video cropped down and hoped for.
Long-form up to 10 minutes, chaptered narration and room for the footage to breathe.
Captions sized for a thumb, cut tight, ready to post the moment it finishes.
The square crop for a timeline, framed so nothing important sits outside it.
A narrator that suits the channel.
11 studio voices, cast per video or per scene. Pick one before the script is written and every line is read in it, or change your mind afterwards and only the narration is made again.
Deep, resonant, comforting
Warm, captivating storyteller
Steady British broadcaster
Warm, mature and unhurried
Calm and cinematic
Energetic creator
Professional, bright and warm
Emotionally engaging
Warm and grounded
Velvety British actress
Enthusiastic, quirky delivery
Everything a finished video needs.
Videos up to 10 minutes, made end to end. No timeline to learn and nothing to assemble yourself.
11 narrators, previewable before you commit, and castable per scene.
Stock video and photography matched shot by shot, or AI visuals when you ask for them.
Say a video is about real events and the script is read again before it is narrated.
A score composed to the mood of the video, not a library loop everyone else is using.
Timed from the recording itself, so they land on the syllable rather than near it.
Landscape for YouTube, vertical for Shorts and Reels, square for the feed.
The finished cut plays in your browser, so you never wait on an export to see it.
Title, description, tags and thumbnail, sent straight to your connected channel.
The things people ask first.
Do I need to be on camera?
No. Every video is narration over real footage, photographs, motion graphics or AI visuals. Nothing needs a face, a webcam or a microphone.
How long can a video be?
Up to 10 minutes, depending on your plan. Starter makes videos up to 3 minutes and Agency up to 10.
How many videos can I make a month?
About 5 on Starter and about 49 on Agency, counted on three-minute videos. Shorter videos cost less, so you get more of them.
Is the footage licensed?
Yes. Clips and photographs come from libraries that permit commercial use, and each asset keeps its source and licence with it.
Can I change the script?
At any point. Ask for a rewrite, edit single scenes, recast a voice or swap the footage for one shot, and only the work that depends on the change is redone.
What if it gets a fact wrong?
For a video about real events the script is checked before it is narrated, corrections are applied, and anything still unverified is shown to you rather than buried.
Can I publish to YouTube from here?
Yes. Connect your channel and the studio uploads the video with its title, description, tags and thumbnail, as a draft or straight to public.
Is there a free plan?
No. Every plan is paid, because every video spends real money on voice, footage and rendering. What you pay for is funded credit, and unused work is never charged.
Your first video is one sentence away.
Describe it, or paste a video you want to learn from. The studio does the rest and shows you the cut before it renders.