Start from a topic
Type the subject and the angle you want to cover. The studio drafts a script you can read and revise before any video work begins, so the story stays yours.
VidRush AI Online · Faceless YouTube video maker
Make faceless YouTube videos without filming yourself. Give VidRush AI Online a topic, a script or your own narration, and it builds a narrated video from real source media. You review every scene, change what you don't like, and see the quote before production starts.
Topic · Script · Audio · Reviewed scenes
Available providers and duration limits are shown in the studio. Review a server quote before authorizing production.
Faceless channels work in different ways. Some creators start with a question they want to answer, some write every word themselves, and some record narration first. The studio accepts all three starting points, so the tool fits the way you already work.
Type the subject and the angle you want to cover. The studio drafts a script you can read and revise before any video work begins, so the story stays yours.
Paste the script you have already written. Add notes for tone, pacing and visual direction, then choose a generated voice to narrate it in the studio.
Upload your own voiceover recording. The project follows your audio, so your delivery, pauses and emphasis stay exactly as you recorded them.
The biggest weakness of many faceless videos is visual filler: generic shots that look busy but say nothing. VidRush AI Online matches each scene with photos, footage and music from source media libraries, chosen around what the narration is saying at that moment. A history episode gets images of the period and place it describes; an explainer gets visuals that support the step being explained.
Every third-party asset keeps a provenance record, so you can see where a picture came from and check its usage terms before you publish. If a visual is wrong for the story, you can open the Footage Library, Image Library or Music Library and swap it, or ask for a new photo search on that single scene.
Your video is split into scenes that follow the script. Check that each scene says one clear thing and that the visuals support it.
Edit narration text and subtitles, trim or move clips on the timeline, replace media, or request an AI image for a scene that needs an illustration.
Play the edited video in the browser, then export it locally in Chrome or Edge on desktop. You stay in charge of the final upload to YouTube.
Faceless creators often find out what a video cost only after it is rendered. VidRush AI Online works the other way round. Before a generation runs, the server shows a quote for that exact job, and credit is only reserved after you confirm that quote. Checkout is still being prepared, so plans cannot be bought yet; see the pricing page for current availability. Paid scene actions, such as a new photo search or an AI image for one scene, show their own small quote too.
Editing text, moving clips on the timeline and exporting locally in your browser do not add a production charge on their own. That makes it practical to review carefully instead of rushing a first draft to YouTube.
The workflow is built for narrated, story-led videos where the words carry the episode and the pictures support them. It suits creators who care about getting the facts and the visuals right.
Tell the story of an event, a person or a place with narration and period photos and footage, then check each scene against your research.
Answer one clear question at a time. Use scenes for each step of the explanation and swap in diagrams or AI images where a photo cannot show the idea.
Build a longer narrated story with chapters, a clear throughline and visuals that establish context instead of filling time.
It is a weaker fit for reaction videos, gameplay, or channels that depend on a presenter on camera.
Plans start at $79 per month. Spark is $79, Channel is $199 and Studio is $499, and each monthly payment funds your account with the same amount of production credit. Plans share the same studio features with different budgets; they do not promise a fixed number of videos or minutes. Checkout is still being prepared, and the pricing page shows current availability.
New to the format? Start with the AI long form video generator overview, compare tools with our faceless YouTube video editor checklist, or plan the repeatable parts of your channel with faceless YouTube automation.
No. A faceless video carries its story with narration, photos, footage, on-screen text and subtitles instead of an on-camera presenter. You choose the voice and the visual direction, and you never have to record yourself on camera.
Yes. You can start from a topic, paste a finished script, or upload your own narration recording. When you bring your own audio, the project is built around that recording; when you bring a script, you can pick a generated voice in the studio.
Scenes are matched with photos, footage and music from source media libraries, and each third-party asset keeps a provenance record. You can open the Footage, Image and Music libraries, replace a visual, and check usage terms before you publish.
Yes. The editor shows the video scene by scene on a timeline. You can edit text and subtitles, move or trim clips, swap media from the libraries, and request a new photo search or an AI image for a single scene. Paid scene actions show their own quote before they run.
Monthly plans are Spark at $79, Channel at $199 and Studio at $499, and each payment funds your production credit. Every generation shows a server quote before you approve it. Checkout is still being prepared, so the pricing page shows current availability.
Planning your channel? Visit the pricing page.
Bring your topic, your script, or your recording. Review the scenes and quoted cost before starting a supported production run.
Create my video