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Faceless YouTube Video Maker

Faceless YouTube videos from your script, one character in every scene

Paste a script, add one reference photo and pick a look. SceneSteller splits the script into scenes, renders each with the same character, adds narration and composes the video.

See how it worksStart a video from a script

Video Scene from the Starter plan. Scenes use credits, shown per scene before you generate.

  • Scene 1: The detective crouches behind a marble pillar as a masked thief cuts a painting from its frame

    Scene 1 · Large-Format Epic

  • Scene 2: The detective stands in a neon-lit gallery beside the empty frame

    Scene 2 · Neon Pulse Noir

  • Scene 3: The detective studies case files under a desk lamp in a dim office

    Scene 3 · Noir Classic

  • Scene 4: The detective keeps watch from a car on a rainy neon street

    Scene 4 · Rain-Neon Noir

  • Scene 5: The detective faces the masked thief in an underground parking garage

    Scene 5 · Cold Teal Noir

  • Scene 6: The detective watches the painting returned to the museum at dawn

    Scene 6 · Monumental Minimal

Six scenes of one character, from the SceneSteller demo set.
Is the input
Script
Paste narration or an outline, it gets split into scenes
Every scene
Same face
One character reference carries the whole video
Looks
460+ styles
Documentary, noir, anime, and more
Export and download
MP4
Finished cut, ready to upload in YouTube Studio

How a faceless video comes together

A faceless channel depends on consistency: the same main character, the same look and the same voice from one upload to the next. In SceneSteller the script is the starting point. Script to Video reads your narration, splits it into scenes and gives each one a visual description and a narration line, which you can edit before anything is generated.

Add one photo as the character reference and every scene image is rendered with that face. Choose Still Frames to keep credits low, or Images + Motion to animate each scene with a video model. Pick a narration voice and render, then download the finished video or open it in the video editor to trim, re-time and caption it before you export an MP4 for YouTube.

Scene by scene, in the product

Each part of the script becomes its own scene with an image and a description. The recording shows a scene list in the storyboard editor: open a scene, change it, regenerate it, and the others stay as they were.

A six-scene story in the storyboard editor: each scene generated from its line of script, edited and regenerated. Silent screen recording from an earlier version of the SceneSteller interface.

Why faceless channels stall

Sound familiar?

  • Your character looks different in every scene?

    One reference photo goes with every scene, so the setting changes and the face does not.

  • Writing a prompt for every shot?

    The script is the prompt. Each scene gets a description drawn from its lines; rewrite only the ones that miss.

  • Five apps between the script and the upload?

    Scenes, narration, timeline and export sit in one workspace. The upload to YouTube stays with you.

  • One bad scene means starting over?

    Regenerate a single scene. The rest of the video stays exactly as it was.

From script to an upload-ready file

  1. Step 1: Paste the script and add your character

    Paste narration or an outline, or let the AI script writer draft one. Upload one reference photo for the main character.

    Scripts up to 10 minutes

  2. Step 2: Choose the look, format and voice

    Pick a style, an aspect ratio and a narration voice. Still Frames keeps credits low; Images + Motion animates each scene.

    460+ styles · Portrait, landscape or square

  3. Step 3: Cut and Export

    Arrange scenes on the timeline, fix pacing, restyle captions, then export and download the finished video. Upload it yourself in YouTube Studio.

    Download the finished video • Upload in YouTube Studio

Built for faceless channels

Everything between the script and the finished file, with the same character the whole way through.

  • Character reference

    One photo becomes the reference for every scene, so the face holds from the cold open to the outro.

  • Script to scenes

    Narration is split into scenes, each with an editable visual description and narration line.

  • Narration voices

    Choose a standard or a premium voice for the voice-over; premium voices cost more credits.

  • Still or moving scenes

    Keep scenes as stills under the voice-over, or animate each one with a video model when the story needs motion.

  • Timeline and captions

    Open the result in the video editor to trim, reorder, set the pacing and add automatic captions from the narration.

  • Export Ready for YouTube

    Export and download the finished video, then upload it in YouTube Studio and set the title, description, tags, and schedule there.

Questions from faceless creators

What do I need to start a faceless YouTube video?

A script, or an idea for the AI script writer to turn into one, and one photo of your main character. Then pick a style, an aspect ratio and a narration voice. SceneSteller builds the scene images, adds the narration and composes the video.

How does the character stay the same across scenes?

The reference photo is sent with every scene, so lighting, setting and style can change while the face stays recognisably the same. Save the character to My Characters and reuse it in the next video of the series.

Can I fix one scene without redoing the whole video?

Yes. Edit the scene and regenerate it on its own. Only that scene uses new credits, and the rest of the video stays as it was.

Does it work for Shorts as well as long-form?

Yes. Choose portrait for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, landscape for regular YouTube videos, or square. Scripts of up to ten minutes are supported for long-form.

Does SceneSteller upload the video to YouTube for me?

Not at launch. When the cut is ready, export and download the video, then upload it in YouTube Studio. Title, description, tags, and scheduling are set there.

How does pricing work?

Video Scene from the Starter plan. Each scene then uses credits for its image, and more when you animate it or pick a premium voice; the credits per scene are shown before you generate. Video exports use 10 credits per minute at 1080p and 20 per minute at 4K. Export an MP4 at 1080p from the Starter plan or 4K from the Creator plan, then upload it to your channel yourself.

Your Next Video Starts With a Script, Not a Prompt.

Lock a character once, paste the script, and export a video that looks like one show.

Video Scene from the Starter plan. Scenes use credits, shown per scene before you generate.

Start a video from a script