Run a faceless YouTube channel
with AI.
No camera, no microphone, no editing timeline. Type a topic and ViralShorts makes a vertical video with a script, voiceover, scenes and animated captions, ready to publish to YouTube.

How to build a faceless channel with AI
A faceless channel still needs a clear topic and a steady rhythm. The tool handles production so you can focus on both.
Pick a niche
Choose one topic you can make many videos about, such as history facts, personal finance basics, productivity or animal trivia.
Generate Shorts
Type a prompt. The AI writes a hook-first script, voices it, builds the scenes and burns in captions.
Publish and schedule
Edit anything, then publish to YouTube from the app or plan a posting rhythm on the Content Calendar.
What the workflow looks like
Faceless means the video does not show you. It does not mean the video has no point of view.
Nothing to film
Scenes come from AI-generated imagery or real stock B-roll footage, with a voiceover and captions on top.
Consistent look
Pick an art style and a caption style and reuse them so your channel feels recognizable.
Built-in publishing
Connect your YouTube account and publish from the app. Videos currently upload as private while our app completes Google's review, then switch to public.
Content Calendar
Plan uploads by month, week or day, so your rhythm does not depend on memory.
Post copy and covers
Get a caption, hashtags, a suggested time to post and a cover image with your hook headline.
Full editor
Reorder, split or swap scenes, rewrite the hook and retime captions before you export.
Habits that separate good channels from filler
Choose a narrow topic and a clear promise. Viewers subscribe to channels that reliably deliver one kind of value. Write prompts that include your angle, such as a surprising fact, a counterintuitive tip or a short story with a lesson.
Review every video before it goes out. Check facts, fix any odd phrasing, and make sure the scenes match what is being said. The editor is there for exactly this, and a few minutes of review is what keeps a channel credible.
Vary your format and your hooks. Open on the payoff or a question rather than an intro, and keep each Short under a minute so people finish it.
YouTube policies to respect
YouTube's monetization policies address repetitive and mass-produced content. Channels made of near-identical videos, or content with no original value, risk being demonetized or removed. Use AI as a production tool, and add your own research, structure, commentary and editing choices to every video.
YouTube also asks creators to disclose content that is meaningfully altered or synthetic when it looks realistic, and the disclosure toggle is in YouTube Studio when you upload. Check the current rules for your content before publishing, since policies change. Do not generate realistic depictions of real people or events in a way that could mislead viewers.
ViralShorts does not guarantee views, subscribers, approval for monetization or income. Results depend on your topic, quality and consistency.
See pricing for credits and plans.
Faceless YouTube channel questions
More answers on the full FAQ. Related: faceless video generator, YouTube Shorts generator, faceless channel guide.