25:02 · 1080p
Short 1 of 3The production line
One topic in, a finished video and three Shorts out.
From a new channel
to YouTube earnings.
Five steps. Faceless Line takes the heavy ones: the topics and every film.
- 1
You
Create your channel
Open a YouTube channel. Pick its niche, look and voice in the app, or type /channel in Claude Code.
- 2
You, with the guide
Pick a niche
Stories people watch: brands, money, sports, history. The guide shows how to choose one.
- 3
Faceless Line
Prepare topics
The line suggests topics that fit your niche. Approve the ones you want, or add your own.
- 4
Faceless Line
Start the line
It researches, writes, narrates, finds the pictures and cuts the video, 8 to 60 minutes as you set it, then three Shorts from it. You upload them.
- 5
YouTube
Earn on YouTube
At 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in a year, a channel can join the YouTube Partner Program and earn from the ads on its films.
What 30 films a month
really costs you.
AI video tools sell you clips by the minute. Faceless Line is the whole production line: research, script, sourced pictures, voice, cut. You own it.
AI video tools
$9,000–24,480a year: $750–2,040 a month at $25–68 a film
Faceless Line
$249once, plus your Claude plan (Pro from $20 a month)
You save in year one
$7,500–23,000even with Claude Max at $100 a month
AI video toolsFaceless Line
A 25-minute film$25–68 in credits$0 extra, on your Claude plan
What you pay$99–639 every monthOne payment, yours to keep
Where it runsOn their serversOn your own computer
PicturesStock clips or AI imagesA picture for every sentence, real or animated, with its source
FactsUp to youA second agent checks every claim
If you stop payingNo more filmsThe line keeps working
Runs on your Claude plan.
Right on your computer.
Faceless Line is a team of AI agents on your own computer, in Claude Code. It uses your Claude subscription (Pro from $20 a month), so there is no API bill and no fee per film.
Faceless Line · Claude CodeExample~/Faceless Line claude ✓ Signed in with your Claude plan No API key. No credits. No fee per film. The line picks the model for each step: research a fast model sceptic the strongest model script the strongest model
PS> irm https://facelessline.com/install.ps1 | iex Faceless Line helper is installed and added to Claude Code. Your kit: C:\Users\you\Faceless Line > /setup ✓ This computer is connected to your account ✓ ffmpeg and the word times model are ready ✓ Voice: the free voice, on your graphics card
> /film Three topics for your channel, each checked for free pictures: 1 How PAN AM Went From the World's Airline to Nothing 2 Why BLOCKBUSTER Said No to Netflix 3 How SEARS Lost the Store It Invented Which one? Or name your own. > 1
> /film pan-am auto ✓ research 38 claims, 35 confirmed by the sceptic ✓ script 3,412 words in 7 parts ✓ voice 24:51, the free voice ✓ word times 99% of the words heard ✓ pictures 214 shots, each with its licence ● cards 12 of 18
✓ film check passed Ready in films/pan-am: film.mp4 1080p, 25:02 film.srt the subtitles upload.md 3 titles, description, chapters shorts/ 3 Shorts, 9:16, with captions You upload it. That step stays yours.
An MCP server for Claude Code
Make whole films in Claude Code with Faceless Line
One line in PowerShell adds it. Then Claude Code makes the film on your own Claude plan.
The app.
Open it before you buy.
Your films, Shorts, topics and channels in one place, in your browser. Look around now, no account needed. Once you buy, it shows your own channels and its buttons start your films.
Not just the line.
Everything to run the channel.
Four things, one payment.
The Faceless Line Guide
Everything explained step by step, with the tricks.
50 thumbnail templates
Pick one, add your film’s words, ChatGPT makes it.
Discord and updates
Help, fixes and new features for 12 months.
One payment.
No subscription.
Founding price for the first 500 buyers.
Founding access
First 500 buyers$249then $497
One-time payment · no subscription
30 films a month: 69¢ a film in year one, plus your Claude plan.
Get Faceless Line- The production line for Claude Code
- Three Shorts from every film
- The Faceless Line Guide
- 50 thumbnail templates
- Private Discord
- 12 months of updates
- Windows · Mac soon
- No API costs, no fees per film
Before you buy.
What exactly do I get?
Four things. The production line of AI agents for Claude Code, which turns a topic into a finished documentary. The Faceless Line Guide, which explains everything around the films step by step, with the tricks. 50 thumbnail templates with ready prompts. And the private Discord with twelve months of updates.
Do I need to code?
No. You paste one line to install it, and Claude sets up the rest with you. You approve topics and upload films; Claude shows you every step in plain words.
Does YouTube pay for films made like this?
YouTube does not pay for mass-produced, repetitive videos. It does not forbid AI. The line is built for researched videos with a picture for every sentence, your own topics and your own look. We make no promise of views or income.
Do I need an API key?
No. The agents run in Claude Code, signed in with your own Claude plan. If you prefer the API, the line can use a key too, and then you pay per use.
Which Claude plan do I need?
One that includes Claude Code: Pro at $20 a month, or Max from $100 a month (Anthropic’s prices). A full film is a heavy job, so a bigger plan makes more films a week.
Is it better than AI video tools that charge per minute?
They charge credits for every minute, about $25–68 for a 25-minute film. Faceless Line runs on your Claude plan and your own computer, so a film costs nothing extra. It also has a second agent check every fact and keeps the source page of every picture.
What about copyright on the pictures?
Each channel has a setting for it. With Free licences only on, the line uses only public domain and Creative Commons pictures, such as those on Wikimedia Commons, and writes their credits into the description. With it off, it also uses pictures from the web and news archives, and their rights are yours to check. Either way it keeps the source page of every picture, and the guide shows what you may use and how to credit it.
Does it make Shorts too?
Yes. From every finished film the app cuts three vertical Shorts with captions, ready to upload to YouTube Shorts.
Windows or Mac?
Windows for now: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and an internet connection. A Mac version (Apple Silicon) comes later; we email every buyer when it is ready.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. In the app you choose the narrator for each channel: the free voice (Chatterbox) on an NVIDIA graphics card, which can copy your own voice from a short recording, or a narrator or your own cloned voice at Fish Audio or ElevenLabs, on their plans.
Can I get my money back?
No. You get access to the line, the guide and the templates the moment you pay, and digital content cannot be handed back. At checkout you agree to immediate access, which ends the fourteen-day right of withdrawal that EU law gives for digital content. If something does not work as described, write to us and we fix it. The terms have the details.
Your topic.
Its film.
No editing, no API bill, no fee per film.
Get Faceless Line · $249Founding price for the first 500 buyers
30 films a month: 69¢ a film in year one, plus your Claude plan.
faceless lineFaceless YouTube videos and Shorts, made on your own computer.
© 2026 Faceless Line · Not made by or affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI or YouTube. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic, ChatGPT of OpenAI, YouTube of Google.
Picture credits
Pictures in the samples. Via Wikimedia Commons: Bain News Service, Public domain · Wm. Notman & Son, Public domain · Leon Abdalian, Public domain · Lalupa, Public domain · Prebbleqram, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Prebbleqram, CC BY-SA 3.0 · base map by Tom Patterson, Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso and others (Natural Earth), CC0 · U.S. Government Printing Office, Public domain · United States Army, Public domain · André-Adolphe-Eugène Disdéri, CC0 · Charles Marville, Public domain · Pierre Petit, Public domain · Selbymay, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Lewis Hine, Public domain · Lewis Hine, National Child Labor Committee Collection, Public domain · Reagan White House Photographs, Public domain · Chaz Fenn (KO Magazine), Public domain · David Lee Waite, Public domain · unknown author, Public domain · J.B.S. Jackson, Public domain · Van Horn JD, Irimia A, Torgerson CM and others, CC BY 2.5 · John Martyn Harlow, Public domain · George Grantham Bain Collection, Public domain. Via the Library of Congress: Brogi, no known restrictions · Office of War Information (FSA/OWI Collection), Public domain · Lewis Hine, National Child Labor Committee Collection, no known restrictions · National Photo Company Collection, no known restrictions · Bain Collection, no known restrictions · Bain News Service, Public domain · unknown photographer, no known restrictions. Via archive.org: Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1848, Public domain · a biographical history of 1911, Public domain. From elsewhere: Montreal police mugshot of Charles Ponzi, 1910, Public domain (History Hit) · Truman Library / National Archives, Public domain · Phineas Gage memorabilia (himetop.wikidot.com), CC BY-SA 3.0. Everything else in the samples was drawn for the films by the line.