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Markers and whiteboard
Line art
Colour illustration
Business and diagrams
Dark boards
Publish on any niche without a camera, a studio, or showing your face.
Whiteboard content is cheap to produce, reads well on mobile, and does not date the way stock footage does. It also removes the single biggest bottleneck in faceless publishing: making a visual for every line of the script.
Characters are defined once per video and repeated across every board, so a series looks like a series rather than a pile of unrelated illustrations.
Write or generate the script, render, upload. A daily upload schedule stops depending on how fast you can edit.
1. Choose Write it for me and type the topic, or paste a script you wrote. 2. Pick a drawing style and a narration voice, or upload your own recording. 3. Choose Landscape 16:9 for a regular upload or Portrait 9:16 for a Short. 4. Generate, download the MP4 and upload it, with the SRT subtitles if you want captions.
Make the main video in 16:9, then a 30 to 60 second version of its key point in 9:16 as a Short that sends viewers to it.
Plenty of faceless channels use the creator's own voice. Upload a recording and the drawings follow it, word by word.
Original narration and original illustrations on a topic you researched are transformative content. Mass-produced identical videos are what gets demonetised.
Between one and four minutes for explainer niches; longer only when the topic genuinely needs it.
Yes. Choose I have a recording and upload your narration as MP3, M4A or WAV; each drawing starts when you say it. Or pick one of the narration voices in 15 languages.
Yes. Choose Portrait 9:16 and the video is drawn for a vertical screen, ready for YouTube Shorts. Landscape 16:9 is there for regular full-screen uploads.
Yes, with a membership: open the video under My videos, choose Edit and redraw or change just that board. The narration and timing stay the same.