Pick a proven viral template and Ginie writes the script, voices it, adds visuals and per-word captions, and renders the whole 9:16 video. Connect your channel and Autopilot posts one every day — no filming, no editing, no skills.
Claude scripts · ElevenLabs voice · 1080p / 4K · Yours to monetize
real exports · your channel could be next
24 proven formats — horror, true crime, brainrot, anatomy, space, and more. Each is a full pipeline: hook, beats, voice mood, music, caption rhythm. Tap one and the whole video gets made. Prefer your own idea? Type a prompt — same result.
Each tile is a real ~5s sample — poster-first, plays on hover.
Each tile is a real ~5s sample, generated by the same pipeline you'd use today.
See all 24 formatsHow it works
You do the easy part. Ginie does the rest — and keeps doing it while you sleep.
Choose from 24 proven formats — horror, true crime, brainrot, and more.
Script, AI voice, visuals, and per-word captions in ~60 seconds. 1080p / 4K.
Connect YouTube or TikTok once — a fresh video publishes every day, hands-off.
No card required · 15 credits on the house
Autopilot
Wire up a channel and the series engine runs the whole loop for you — picking topics, building videos, and publishing them on schedule. You just watch the channel fill out.
01Connect your channel
Link YouTube or TikTok once. OAuth, then forget it.
02Autopilot picks the next topic
Your series engine chooses what to post — on-brand, on-niche.
03Ginie generates the video
Script, voiceover, visuals and captions, assembled end to end.
04It auto-publishes
The finished short posts straight to your connected accounts.
05You grow
A fresh video lands every day — no editing, no upload day.
YouTube
@yourchannel
TikTok
@yourchannel
Preview shown for illustration — your real channels and schedule appear once you connect.
Why creators switch
Everything that used to take a camera, an editor, and a free weekend — compressed into a single prompt.
No filming, no editing, no software to learn.
Consistency on autopilot, without burning out.
Your channel, your audience, your revenue.
Type an idea or pick a template, done.
Exact credits shown before you generate; pay per video.
Claude scripts, ElevenLabs voice, 1080p/4K, per-word captions.
No revenue screenshots, no fake dashboards: only YouTube even exposes a revenue API. What we control is your cost per video. What you control is everything else.
Typical YouTube Shorts RPM is $0.05–0.18 (industry figure, not ours) — so a 12-credit gameplay video (about $0.55 on Creator) pays for itself around 3,000–11,000 views. Production cost has to sit near zero before a faceless channel can work. Ours does.
Most faceless channels never monetize. That's the honest base rate, and anyone who hides it is selling you something. The difference between the channels that die and the ones that pay is rarely talent — it's surviving long enough to compound.
Fortune profiled faceless creator Adavia Davis, 22, at $40–60K a month (Dec 2025). She is the ceiling, not the average — and she posted relentlessly for months before it paid. We can't promise her results. We can make every attempt cost cents instead of evenings.
We can't promise you'll get rich. We can promise the video gets made, voiced, captioned, and posted — every single day — for less than one guru course per year.
No fake testimonials on this page. Reverse-image-search us — you'll find stock photos of exactly nobody.
Run cheap formats for daily autopilot posts; spend big credits on premium motion when a topic takes off. Every cost is shown before you click Generate.
| Engine | Cost / scene |
|---|---|
Custom Images | 0 cr / scene |
Gaming Stock | 1 cr / scene |
AI ImagesBest value | 5 cr / scene |
Kling 3.0 | 60 cr / scene |
Veo 3.1 Fast | 125 cr / scene |
Veo 3.1 (4K) | 150 cr / scene |
Costs are per scene. A 30-second video renders 6 scenes; voiceover adds 0.2 cr per second. The exact total is always shown before you click Generate.
Same models on every plan — only the credit pool differs. Cancel any time; unused credits roll over to the next month while you're subscribed. Start free: 30 credits, no card.
No hidden fees — the estimate is shown before every render, and failed renders are refunded.
Estimates are 15-second videos on budget images (Flux Schnell, ~11 credits each); other models and longer videos cost more. The create form shows your exact cost before you generate.
If you have a question that isn't here, hit [email protected]. We answer every email.
Honest answer: maybe, and not instantly. Most faceless channels never earn — the ones that do post consistently for months before revenue shows up. The ceiling is real (Fortune profiled faceless creator Adavia Davis earning $40–60K a month), but typical YouTube Shorts RPM is $0.05–0.18, so a 12-credit video (about $0.55 on Creator) breaks even around 3,000–11,000 views. Ginie's job is to make each attempt cost cents instead of evenings. The consistency is yours — that's exactly what Series autopilot is for.
YouTube's inauthentic-content policy targets mass-produced, repetitive uploads — not AI tools. Ginie writes a fresh script for every render (never fill-in-the-blanks), gives you 24 distinct formats, multiple voices, and per-scene re-prompts so your channel doesn't look like a content farm. What no tool can make safe is lazy spam: channels that add their own topics, hooks, and judgment keep monetizing; channels that post the same video on loop don't.
No. The Trial gives you 30 free credits with email or Google sign-in — enough for your first video or two. Real renders, not locked previews. Upgrade only if it earns a place in your routine.
Scripts are written by Claude (Anthropic), narration is studio-grade ElevenLabs voice, and motion comes from top-ranked models like Kling 3.0 and Veo 3.1. You see the exact credit cost of every video before you click Generate — no surprise charges.
About 60–180 seconds end-to-end. AI-animated videos take longer (richer engines); gameplay-overlay and text-overlay videos finish in under 60 seconds.
Yes. Ginie ships with a built-in editor: per-word caption timing, voice swaps, music swaps, and scene re-prompts. Don't like a single clip? Regenerate just that scene.
Yes. Ginie outputs are royalty-free and yours to monetize on TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Stock footage uses standard commercial-use licenses; platforms set their own monetization rules for AI-assisted content — see the YouTube question above for the honest version.
Pick a niche, load a topic queue, set a schedule — daily, specific weekdays, or days of the month. On every run Ginie writes a fresh script, renders the video, and auto-publishes it to your connected YouTube channel; for TikTok you download the MP4. A daily 30-second gameplay Series costs about 360 credits a month — it fits inside Starter. Pause or edit the queue any time.
CapCut is a manual editor; you're the one cutting clips. Runway and Veed give you raw model access, no opinionated pipeline. Ginie is a full pipeline — script + voice + visuals + music + captions + assembly, in one prompt-to-MP4 path. You don't open a timeline.
Renders stop. Nothing bills silently, there are no overage fees, and failed renders are refunded. You always saw the price before you clicked Generate.
