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How it works

A topic goes in.
A film and its Shorts come out.

Faceless Line is a team of AI agents in Claude Code, on your own computer. You pick the topic and you upload the film. Everything in between is the line: 13 steps, each with its own prompts and its own checks.

Youone click

Pick a topic

Suggested for your channel
The car brand America forgotApprove
The toy every child wanted in 1983
How a soda giant lost the cola war

Claudeon your computer

Makes the film

  1. Researches the story
  2. A second agent checks every fact
  3. Writes the script
  4. Records the voice
  5. Finds a picture for every sentence
  6. Adds maps, years and quotes
  7. Cuts the film in 1080p

Youa few minutes

Upload it

  • film.mp4
  • 3 titles
  • description
  • chapters
  • thumbnail prompt

Not one prompt

13steps31prompts15model roles68,119lines of Python

The line

Thirteen steps.
Seven stages.

Each step is an agent with its own prompt and rules, and each hands its work to the next. Claude shows you which step runs and what every step made.

Stage 1Facts

Before a word is written.

  1. 01
    FactsResearches the topic, then a second agent tries to refute every claim. Only the claims that hold reach the script.

Stage 2Script

  1. 02
    ScriptWrites the narration from the checked claims: a cold open, a bridge into the story, the acts and the ending.

Stage 3Voice

  1. 03
    VoiceRecords the narration, measures the time of every word and plans one shot for every sentence.

Stage 4Pictures

One picture for every sentence.

  1. 04
    Plan picturesDecides from each sentence what its shot must show, and which shots become maps or timelines.
  2. 05
    Channel shotsAdds your channel's own shots for the subscribe moment: its badge and a wall of its films.
  3. 06
    Find picturesDraws the maps and timelines, and searches Wikimedia Commons and the web for every other shot.
  4. 07
    Choose picturesLooks at the candidates side by side and picks the one that shows what the sentence names.
  5. 08
    Fix picturesRewrites the shots that found nothing towards what was really photographed, searches again and closes the last gaps.

Stage 5Cards

What appears on screen.

  1. 09
    CardsPlans the cards over the finished words and pictures: years, numbers, quotes, lists and maps.
  2. 10
    ScenesPlans the animated scenes: prints sliding in, counters, stamps and dossiers.

Stage 6Cut

  1. 11
    CutFetches the full-size pictures and cuts the 1080p film: motion on every picture, the cards and scenes, grain and the end screen.

Stage 7Upload package

  1. 12
    Upload textsWrites three titles, the description, the chapters and the tags.
  2. 13
    Thumbnail promptWrites the thumbnail prompt to paste into ChatGPT, with the photo and the logo to attach.

Checks

It checks its own work.
Before you see it.

A film is only as good as its weakest shot, so the line does not trust its own first draft.

Facts

A sceptic for every claim

A second agent tries to prove each claim wrong before the script exists. What it cannot confirm is not narrated.

Pictures

The picture shows the sentence

A sentence about a factory shows that factory, not any factory. Pictures are chosen by what the sentence names, never as filler.

Pictures

No watermarks

Candidates are screened for watermarks, burned-in logos and captions before one can be picked.

Cut

Measured before the cut

Gates check the script before the voice and every shot before the cut: length, black frames, repeats and the look.

What you get

A film and its Shorts.
And everything to upload them.

film.mp4

The film

A narrated documentary of 8 to 60 minutes in 1080p, as long as you set it, with a picture for every sentence, cards and an end screen.

shorts/

Three Shorts

Three vertical Shorts cut from the film's strongest moments, with captions, ready for YouTube Shorts.

Texts

Titles, description, chapters

Three titles to choose from, a formatted description, chapters with timestamps and tags.

Thumbnail

A ready prompt

A prompt for ChatGPT with the film's own photo and logo to attach. The 50 thumbnail styles give it a look.

Sources

Where every picture is from

The source page and licence of every picture, so you can check it and credit the author.

What you need

A computer.
And a Claude plan.

The agents think in Claude's cloud; your computer runs the line, keeps the pictures and cuts the film.

Needed

A computer

Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and an internet connection; a Mac version comes later. Leave about 7 GB free for each film while it is being made.

Needed

A Claude plan with Claude Code

The agents run in Claude Code, signed in with your own plan: Pro at $20 a month, or Max from $100 a month for more films a week.

Free or a plan

A voice

You choose it in the app: free with Chatterbox on an NVIDIA graphics card, or a Fish Audio or ElevenLabs narrator on its own plan.

Optional

ChatGPT, for thumbnails

The thumbnail prompt goes into ChatGPT, which makes the image from your photos.

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
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✓ 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

Your topic.
Its film.

No editing, no API bill, no fee per film.

Get Faceless Line · $249

Founding price for the first 500 buyers
30 films a month: 69¢ a film in year one, plus your Claude plan.

faceless line

Faceless 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.