I would like your input on the visuals and voice over. The topic and hooks need work i know, but the visuals don’t look like AI slop to me. Your honest review please.

The title explains itself pretty much,

what do you all use to make content for social media especially TikTok and Instagram?

I like capcut (my only experience pretty much), i run python scripts on Manim for code related visuals, but I wanted to see if you anyone has more experience with different tools for generating videos especially with avatars, animations and voice-overs around 45-60 seconds?

Thank you

https://youtube.com/@alphabet_proyect?si=aF8_m7NtPdvCrjvh

I think Claude Code skills are mostly useless.

They're shortcuts so you don't type the same prompt again and again. Claude is already good enough to do the work without one.

I built this one yesterday anyway, and it's been amazing.

khan-explainer makes Khan Academy style videos, where a pen draws while a voice explains. I typed a prompt and Claude Code drew the video in this post.

What it does:

• Blackboard and whiteboard lessons

• Draws over your own screenshots

• Turns a YouTube link into clips with the speaker's real voice (one 20-minute video gave me 22)

It runs on a laptop with no API keys.

Free and open source:

https://github.com/haiderfarooq3/khan-explainer

Hi Creators! I'm a newbie in this creator world and just posted my first video yesterday and would really appreciated if you could spare a few minutes to check it out. Any and all feedback is highly valued.

Bonus tip: you get access to a quite helpful tool that can actually help streamline your workflow as a creator!

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Over the past week and a half, I have been posting Minecraft shorts that are around 95% completely automated by Claude, and so far they have been pulling numbers, with one of my shorts reaching 700k+ views. Since YouTube watchers are not inherently looking to see if it is AI, I would like critiques in whether this feels AI-generated or if the video is just lacking in some areas.

Since I’m asking for a critique, I’m willing to critique other videos here, although my commentary may not be the greatest haha.

It's been a dream of me to make an animation channel (like Kurzgesact and The Infographics Show) talking about curiosities from our lives. I've been trying different things since early september and just published the first video that really, RELLY clicked with me.

It's a video about a huge portion of Brazil's soil that first was condemned by everyone (nothing grew there) and now is home of most soy beans of the world.

I know everybody asks this around here, but could you give me your honest opinion about the video, title, thumb, so on? Thanks a lot in advance.

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i'ven watching a lot of videos about this topic, but they just spit the same bs. create curiosity, viewer must understand what the video is about just by looking at the hook, must be 3 - 5 secs, must be striking, its the most important .

all this advice is so fucking generic its sickening.

the content i want to create is about drawing.

for example, i had the idea of drawing an emo dog, but i can't get the hook right. i dont really know how to phrase the words.

i came up with this bs just using the generic advice.

"this is how a dog would look if it liked mcr"

It's completelly bs, nobody would watch it. the drawing idea might be bad, but it doesn't changes the fact that the hook is zero help.

please help, some feedback would be amazing

thanks.

Hi everyone
As you see in the ss below yt with rudy i joined his zoom meeting webinar and these guys are selling a course and they say they will teach to earn from yt by posting faceless yt videos
Has anyone took their course is it worth to buy or experience with these and some feedback please do comment
Thankyou

Hello everyone

Just as the title says

Im completely new to this side of content and ive tried over the last two weeks to create faceless content using higgsfield and have had no success with it

I was just wondering if any of you are willing to give any advice as to which websites work best for you for making content like this and how would you go about doing it?

Thank you in advance for any answers

I was experimenting with new TTS services other than elevenlabs to see how far I can make free trials stretch the results were... interesting.

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I Built a Fully Autonomous YouTube Channel Pipeline using Claude and Scheduled to Upload daily.

It Finds Video Topic, Writes Script and Makes Visuals and Voice all by itself daily.

I am preparing 10+ Autonomous channels on different niches. Scheduled to Make one video per day and Upload automatically.

I made the Framework as a server running 24/7 and uses CLIProxyAPI to use my Claude Subscription to create the videos.

The Agent Workflow -

1st Wave

Topic Finder --> Script Maker --> Plan Agent Decides Pauses and Placement of Elements

2nd Wave

Voice Prompt Designer for ElevenLabs --> Voice/SFX Generator

Visuals job are split between 20 to 40 Agents with Remotion.

3rd Wave

Q/A within agents for improvements, Rendering, Uploading to channel using YouTube API.

been thinking about this a lot lately. if i had to restart today, i'd probably go for something boring and evergreen over a trend that burns out in a month. but i'm curious what you'd actually pick and why. are you chasing low competition, high rpm, or just something you can stand making 100 videos about?

Hey everyone,

I've been on YouTube since around 2013, but I took a pretty long break from making content. Recently I've decided to give it another shot, and this time I'm getting into lo-fi and ambient music.

I'm still pretty new to AI video tools, so I'm figuring things out as I go. One thing I've noticed, though, is just how many lo-fi channels are out there now. It seems like everyone's jumping into this niche, probably because it looks like a good way to make money. And honestly, that's part of it for me too. I enjoy creating things, but I'd also like to make something out of all the time I'm putting into this.

What I don't want to do is just make another video with a blue night sky, a neon city and an anime girl sitting by a window. There's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but I'd like to try something different. I'm interested in creating a world that actually feels alive, with a character and an atmosphere people can connect with.

I've also noticed how heated the whole AI debate has become. Some people seem to hate anything made with AI, while others use it for pretty much everything. I can understand concerns about copyright and the amount of low-effort content being uploaded. But I don't really understand the idea that using AI automatically makes something worthless.

People had concerns about Photoshop when digital editing became a big thing, too. And way back when the printing press came along, it changed the whole business of making books. Obviously, these aren't exactly the same situations, but new tools have always changed the way people create things.

I'm not saying AI is going to replace artists, and I'm definitely not claiming that everything made with AI is good. I'm just trying to learn these tools and see what I can do with them.

So I'm curious about what people here think. Is lo-fi getting too crowded, or is there still room for someone to bring a fresh idea to the table? And when you come across a new music channel, what makes you stick around instead of moving on to one of the thousands of others?

Here's my channel if anyone wants to have a look. I'm still learning, so honest feedback is welcome.

Channel: www.youtube.com/@whilewearehere.studio

Thanks!

About two months ago i requested Reddit users to test my app - Camless Studio, and give feedback. Some of you gave very genuine feedback that really helped us improve it and take it to next level.

Today I am glad to announce that Camless Studio is Live! only in India for now.

About Camless Studio:

It is a faceless video generation platform where you can make high quality reels, long-form or multi- episode series.

It gives you flexible and easy control over each step of the process. It researches trending ideas for your niche or you can give it your own idea, it writes the script, draws the characters, generates voice over, generate images , animate them ang give you a final perfectly synced and ready to post video. At each step you can edit any part, manage costs without needing to redo the whole thing.

Pricing model : It has a pay-as-you-use structure, no subscriptions, no auto renewals, credits do not expire. A one minute reel with base settings costs about ₹80.

Languages: You can make videos in Hindi, English and 6 more languages

Art style: You can select from 11 different art styles including anime, photo realistic, watercolor, or you can create your custom style and use across videos.

Genre: With Camless Studio you can make videos for story, explainer, motivational, mythology, Kids stories, documentaries, science and many other genres

If you are in India and create faceless video content. We invite you to try it. Link is in Bio

Hey everyone
I’m looking to connect with people who are successfully running faceless YouTube channels using AI-generated content, whether it’s AI storytelling, animated videos, YouTube Shorts, documentaries, or other formats.
I’m especially interested in people who have actually grown their channels and have hands-on experience with the process, tools, content strategy, and monetization.
I’m currently researching this space with my team and would love to learn directly from people who are doing it in real life.
If you’re running a channel like this, would you be open to a quick 15–20-minute chat?

been messing with narration videos and ngl i keep bouncing between stock footage, ai visuals, and screen recordings/animation.

how do you all pick which one fits a script, or do you just default to one style?

what's actually held retention best for you on longer narration stuff?

my small observation: stock clips feel faster to edit, but plain screen recordings seem to keep people watching a bit longer when the voiceover is carrying the point.

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It's not news that the AI boom has led to a lot of automation in content creation. faceless videos are a big niche. but it's a broad one. It can be explainers or quizzes, history or physics, series or cartoons.

What tools do you use to make them? What's your workflow?

P.S. Also, share your channels and results!

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