Faceless Video Service

Faceless animals and nature videos, made for you

Faceless Video Service makes finished animals and nature videos for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook every week: surprising animal behaviour and nature facts. It is for creators and brands who want a consistent channel without scripting, recording or editing. From $59 a month, cancel any time.

Start a animals and nature channel

Example topics

These show the kind of videos we research and make in this niche. Your channel gets its own researched topics, and you see each one a day before it is made.

  • How crows remember faces
  • Why cats bring you gifts
  • The dog breeds that work for the government
  • How bison came back from 300 animals

The look that suits it

Fast and punchy: Quick cuts and big captions built for TikTok and Reels. You can pick any of the four looks, and change it later.

What a month includes

On the Growth plan ($129/month): 6 long videos of about 10 minutes and 30 Shorts of about a minute, each with captions, music, a vertical cover, a YouTube thumbnail, a title, a description with hashtags, tags and a captions file. See all plans.

Questions

Can you run a faceless animals and nature channel for me?

Yes. Faceless Video Service researches topics, writes scripts, records an AI narrator, makes the pictures and short AI video clips, edits with captions and music, and makes thumbnails. Videos land in your dashboard to download and post. Plans start at $59 a month.

How many videos do I get?

Starter ($59/month): 2 long videos and 20 Shorts. Growth ($129/month): 6 long videos and 30 Shorts. Pro ($279/month): 14 long videos and 30 Shorts.

Do I choose the topics?

You can. Each topic shows in your lineup 24 hours before production; swap it or write your own. Otherwise we pick researched topics for you.

What if I want something changed?

Press "Request a change" under a video and describe it. It is remade automatically. Every plan includes change requests, and there is a full refund within 7 days.

Start a animals and nature channel