Faceless.so
Faceless.so researches, produces, and schedules faceless videos and slideshows for creators and agencies publishing to social platforms. Users can review or edit queued content before it goes live, or manage the workflow through developer tools.
One of 201 tools in Video Generation
Who it's for
- Creators who want recurring faceless videos for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, and other supported social platforms.
- Social media teams that need to schedule reviewed video content across multiple connected accounts.
- Agencies and developers building video workflows who need team plans, API access, a CLI, or an MCP server.
How it fits your workflow
Choose a niche or write a prompt, then set a visual style, voice, caption style, and publishing schedule. Faceless.so researches sources such as Google Trends, Wikipedia, Google News, and Reddit to generate scripts and produce narrated, captioned videos with visuals and music.
Connect social accounts and review videos in the queue. Edit, approve, or skip them before their scheduled publication; alternatively use the Studio editor on desktop or developer tools such as the REST API, CLI, and MCP server.
Pricing
Free: Signing up is free, and users can try writing scripts and choosing styles and voices. Rendering finished videos uses credits available with paid plans. The page says plans start at $29/month.
Starter
$24/month equivalent, billed $290 yearly; page also says monthly plans start at $29/month.
- · 500 credits/month
- · Posts about 3 times a week on a typical mix
- · Unlimited Series
- · Up to 3 team members
Growth
$32/month equivalent, billed $390 yearly.
- · 1,000 credits/month
- · Posts about once a day on a typical mix
- · Up to 5 team members
- · Premium live chat support
Influencer
$57/month equivalent, billed $690 yearly.
- · 2,000 credits/month
- · Posts about twice a day on a typical mix
- · Up to 7 team members
- · Premium live chat support
Ultra
$82/month equivalent, billed $990 yearly.
- · 4,000 credits/month
- · Posts about 4 times a day on a typical mix
- · Up to 10 team members
- · Premium support and call support
Agency
$166/month equivalent, billed $1,990 yearly.
- · 8,000 credits/month
- · Posts about 8 times a day on a typical mix
- · Up to 25 team members
- · Premium support and call support
Prices checked on Oct 15, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- AI-researched scripts
- Scripts are based on sources such as Google Trends, Wikipedia, Google News, and Reddit, with the option to provide a topic, prompt, or script.
- Automated video production
- Generates narration, captions, visuals, B-roll, background music, and edits for short-form videos. The page says a first video is typically ready in about two minutes.
- Niche, style, and voice controls
- Choose from 28 niches or write a custom prompt, then select a visual style, voice, and caption style. The service supports voiceovers in 90+ languages and says users can clone their own voice.
- Review and editing
- Queued videos can be approved, edited, or skipped before publishing. The Studio editor supports changes to scripts, voice, captions, music, B-roll, and effects.
- Scheduled auto-posting
- Connect social accounts and choose posting days and times. Faceless.so can publish videos to seven listed platforms.
- Automated series
- Create recurring series with consistent style, voice, and branding that generate videos on a schedule and publish them to connected accounts.
Works with
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Threads
- X
- Pinterest and Tumblr
- Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients
Limitations to know
- Credit usage varies by format and duration. Motion videos are priced by the second, and the page says a 10-minute video can use about 442 credits in Stickman style.
Alternatives to consider
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PassiveShorts
Choose it if your automated faceless-video workflow only needs scheduled posting to TikTok and YouTube, rather than Faceless.so's seven listed platforms and broader developer tools.
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ShortsFaceless
Choose it if you specifically want a workflow described as generating scripts, images, voiceovers, and subtitles and exporting HD videos, rather than Faceless.so's emphasis on scheduled publishing.
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VeeVi (Facelessvideos)
Choose it if you want to start with a script or topic and use editable visuals, AI voices, captions, music, and direct publishing options.
Getting started
- Sign up and choose a niche or enter a custom prompt.
- Select a visual style, voice, and caption style.
- Connect the social accounts you want to publish to and set a schedule.
- Review the generated video and edit, approve, or skip it before it posts.
Frequently asked questions
How does the automated channel work?
Choose a niche or custom prompt, visual and caption styles, and a posting schedule. Faceless.so generates a script, voiceover, video, and captions, then publishes it to connected accounts. You can review or edit a video before its scheduled posting time.
How long does the first video take?
The page says the first video is typically ready in about two minutes after choosing a niche.
Can I customize or import my own content?
Yes. You can set a niche, guidelines, and themes; edit individual videos in the Studio editor; and import your own scripts, footage, or audio.
Which platforms are supported for auto-posting?
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, and X.
How do credits work?
Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance. The page says a Storyboard short costs 20 credits, while Motion videos are priced by the second; additional credits can be topped up.
Can I cancel my subscription?
Yes. The page says subscriptions can be cancelled from the billing page and remain active until the end of the billing cycle.
Can I get a refund after using credits?
The page says plans cannot be refunded once credits have been used because video generation consumes paid GPU resources. The subscription remains active until the billing period ends.
Who owns the videos created with Faceless.so?
The page says users have full rights to videos created with their account, including commercial use, and that videos are not reused across accounts.