How to Start a Faceless YouTube Channel With AI in 2025 (Step-by-Step Tutorial)
- Odetta Rockhead-Kerr
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read

You’ve probably seen the viral faceless YouTube channels pulling in jaw-dropping earnings. One of my favorite channels is reportedly making between $12,000 and $37,000/month, while another rakes in $3,000 to $9,000/month. The top-performing channel we looked at is estimated at $27,000 to $82,000/month, all per vidIQ analytics.
Now, there’s no guarantee you’ll hit those numbers right away. But I share these figures to show you what’s possible. Many are doing this successfully—and you can too.
Why Faceless Channels Are Booming
Not everyone wants to be on camera. Maybe you’re shy, value your privacy, or simply don’t have the time to film. With AI tools, it’s easier than ever to create high-quality faceless videos with stunning visuals and humanlike voiceovers.
This blog is your end-to-end guide for launching a profitable faceless YouTube channel in 2025.
Step 1: Choose a Profitable Faceless YouTube Niche

Here are 8 trending niches for faceless channels:
3D Animation
Personal Finance / Make Money Online
Horror & Scary Stories
Self-Help & Motivation
Tech Reviews
History & Documentaries
AI Tools
Health & Wellness
Tip: Don’t just pick the most profitable niche. Choose one you’ll enjoy creating content around so you stay consistent long-term.
Tell me in the comments: Which niche are you choosing and why?
Step 2: Set Up and Brand Your Channel
Create a Google account if you don’t already have one.
Go to YouTube → Click your profile icon → Select Create Channel.
Add your channel name. If you’re stuck, ask ChatGPT to generate name ideas based on your niche.

Create your logo using KD (kittl.com). Ask ChatGPT for an AI image prompt.
Design your banner on KD → Templates → YouTube Banners. Add your logo and a simple slogan (ChatGPT can help with that too).
Add a channel description. Prompt ChatGPT: "Write a YouTube channel description for [Channel Name] about [Niche]."
Upload your:
Logo (profile image)
Banner (channel art)
Description
Channel handle (e.g., @Money2.0)
Your channel is now branded and ready to roll!
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Step 3: Create Your Faceless Videos

Method 1: AI-Generated Story Videos (Horror Niche Example)
Use ChatGPT to generate:
Video title ideas
Story outlines or full scripts
Paste this into InVideo AI under generative media.
Add subtitles with a simple command: "Add subtitles to this video." Download your video and you’re good to go.
Method 2: Animated Self-Help Videos
Use ChatGPT to brainstorm motivational video ideas. In InVideo, go to:
Create Animated Film → Paste your script/title → Select only generated clips
You can even change the voiceover language to reach new markets!
Method 3: Transform Existing YouTube Videos (Make Money
Online Niche)
Use any video link (your own or someone else’s as inspiration) → InVideo AI → Create Faceless Videos workflow → Paste the link → Select stock media style → Customize.

Step 4: Upload & Optimize with vidIQ
Use vidIQ to generate:
SEO-optimized titles
Video descriptions
Tags/keywords
Ask ChatGPT for thumbnail text based on your title.
Use vidIQ Thumbnail Generator → Choose your style → Enter the thumbnail text.
Upload your video to YouTube:
Title, description, tags (from vidIQ)
Thumbnail (from vidIQ)
Schedule the video at least 30 minutes later
Why? YouTube needs time to process the video and determine the best audience for it.
Common Risks & How to Avoid Them
1. Copyright: Always use royalty-free music. InVideo handles this if you use their assets.
2. Low Retention: Use hooks in the first 10 seconds and cut out the fluff.
3. Impatience: It may take months to monetize. Be consistent for at least a year.
Final Words
You don’t need fancy equipment. A smartphone, tablet, or computer is enough to get started. With the help of tools like ChatGPT, InVideo AI, KD, and vidIQ—you can build and grow a professional faceless YouTube channel from scratch.
If you want extra support or want to learn more about how to scale, join my private community (link below).
Until next time, walk good!
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