Questions before you buy.

A production line of AI agents for Claude Code that turns a topic into a finished documentary on your own computer. With it come the Faceless Line Guide that explains everything around the films with the tricks, 50 thumbnail templates with ready prompts, and the Discord with twelve months of updates. Pricing lists everything.

Researched, narrated documentaries of 8 to 60 minutes (you set the length for each channel), with a picture for every sentence, real photographs and drawn animation in the share you choose, and years, numbers, quotes and maps on screen. It suits stories told with archive pictures: brands, companies, people, places and history. From every film the app also cuts three vertical Shorts with captions, ready to upload to YouTube Shorts.

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.

You approve a topic and you upload the finished film. The line does the research, the script, the voice, the pictures and the cut. In Claude Code you can follow every step and read what it made.

Yes. The line suggests topics that fit your channel and you approve the ones you want, or you give it your own.

Several hours of computer time, not of yours. How many films you make a week depends on the limits of your Claude plan.

Yes. The cards and scenes take your channel's colours and type. The Animations page shows them.

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.

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.

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.

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.

No. The agents think in Claude's cloud; your computer runs the line, keeps the pictures and cuts the film. Leave about 7 GB free for each film while it is being made. Only the free voice needs an NVIDIA graphics card or a Mac with Apple Silicon.

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.

YouTube asks creators to disclose realistic altered or synthetic content when they upload. Read its current rules and decide for each film; you are responsible for what you publish.

We cannot promise that, and nobody honestly can. YouTube decides which channels it pays and how much. A channel joins the YouTube Partner Program at 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in a year.

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.

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.

No. You pay once. After twelve months, updates and the Discord renew at $97 a year, only if you want them. Everything you received keeps working either way.

Parts of it run on our servers, such as sign-in and the members area. If we ever shut it down, we email every buyer at least 90 days ahead and release an offline version that keeps working without our servers. The terms promise it.

Right after payment. We email you a link that signs you in to the members area, where the downloads are, and you set your password there. After that you sign in with your email and password, on the site or in the app, where the guide is.

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.

No. You may use it for channels you own or run, and the films you make are yours. Sharing, reselling or publishing the line's files, prompts or guide is not allowed.