Free AI Prompts for Faceless YouTube Channels

You are a YouTube packaging strategist.

TOPIC: [PASTE YOUR TOPIC]
NICHE: [PASTE YOUR NICHE]
FORMAT: [Shorts / Long-form]

Write 15 video titles. Rules:
- Maximum 60 characters each so nothing truncates on mobile.
- Each title must open a curiosity gap without being clickbait that the video can't pay off.
- Use at least 4 different patterns across the set: number list, negative/warning, question, "how X did Y", contrarian statement, story tease.
- No emojis, no ALL CAPS words except one optional power word.
- Include the primary keyword in the first 3 words for at least 5 of them.

Output as a numbered list. After each title, append a pipe, a clarity and curiosity assessment (LOW / MID / HIGH), and a 6-word reason. Do not predict click-through rates.

Write a YouTube video description for the video below.

TITLE: [PASTE TITLE]
TOPIC: [PASTE TOPIC]
NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]
CHANNEL: [CHANNEL NAME]

Structure exactly:
1. Hook paragraph (2-3 sentences, ~250 characters) that repeats the primary keyword naturally in the first sentence and makes the viewer want to keep watching.
2. "In this video:" — 5 bullet points describing what is covered, each starting with a verb.
3. Timestamps block using only timings supplied with the finished video. If timing is unknown, use placeholder chapter times and label them as placeholders.
4. A 2-sentence call to action to subscribe and to check the pinned comment.
5. A 3-line disclaimer block (educational purposes / not professional advice / some links may be affiliate links).
6. A final line of 10 comma-separated keyword phrases.

Keep total length between 900 and 1400 characters. Plain text only, no markdown.

Act as a YouTube SEO specialist. For the video below, generate a tag set.

TITLE: [PASTE TITLE]
NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]

Rules:
- Exactly 30 tags, comma separated, total under 500 characters.
- Tag 1 must be the exact primary keyword.
- Tags 2-8: close variations and long-tail versions of the primary keyword.
- Tags 9-20: related search phrases a viewer of this niche types.
- Tags 21-30: broad category tags plus 2 competitor channel-style tags.
- All lowercase, no hashtags, no duplicates, no single generic words like "video".

Output only the comma-separated tag string on one line, then on a new line report the total character count.

Generate hashtags for a faceless short-form video.

TOPIC: [PASTE TOPIC]
PLATFORM: [YouTube Shorts / TikTok / Instagram Reels]

Return three groups:
BROAD (3 relevant broad-topic hashtags).
SPECIFIC (5 hashtags closely related to the topic).
NICHE (7 hashtags for the precise subject or community).

Then output a single ready-to-paste line of the 8 best hashtags with a mix of broad and specific topics, ordered by relevance. No explanations after that line.

You are a brand naming expert for faceless YouTube channels.

NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]
TONE: [dark / cinematic / calm / playful / premium]
AUDIENCE: [PASTE AUDIENCE]

Generate 25 channel names. Rules:
- One or two words preferred, maximum three.
- Easy to spell after hearing it once, no numbers, no hyphens.
- No trademarked terms and no creator's personal name.
- Must still make sense if the channel expands to adjacent topics in the same niche.

Group them: 10 Evocative, 10 Descriptive, 5 Abstract.
For each name add a 6-word positioning line and a suggested handle in the form @name. Do not claim that the handle is available; ask me to check it.
Finish with your top 3 picks and one sentence each on why.

You are handling the full upload package for a faceless YouTube video.

TOPIC: [PASTE TOPIC]
NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]
VIDEO LENGTH: [e.g. 8 minutes]
TARGET VIEWER: [PASTE AUDIENCE]

Deliver, in this exact order and with these exact section headers:

TITLES
5 options, each under 60 characters, ranked by clarity and relevance to the finished video.

THUMBNAIL TEXT
5 options, maximum 4 words each, that do NOT repeat the title wording.

DESCRIPTION
900-1300 characters: hook paragraph, 5 bullets, 6 timestamps starting at 00:00, subscribe CTA, disclaimer.

TAGS
30 comma-separated tags under 500 characters total.

HASHTAGS
3 hashtags for the title area, 8 for the description.

PINNED COMMENT
One comment under 200 characters designed to start a debate in the replies.

Plain text output only.

You are building a faceless "animal cooking" short-form channel where realistic animals cook real dishes in tiny kitchens.

Deliver:
1. Ten episode concepts. For each: the animal, the dish, the tiny-kitchen setting, and the one visual gag that makes it shareable.
2. For the strongest three, write the full 8-second video generation prompt including scene, animal behaviour, camera move, lighting, food detail and audio — no dialogue, sound design only.
3. A consistency block describing the kitchen set so every episode is recognisably the same place.
4. Ten title options under 60 characters.
5. The posting order for the first 10 uploads, strongest hook first.

Plain text, no markdown headers beyond the numbers.

Generate an anime "versus" fight short.

FIGHTER A: [describe design, powers, colour signature].
FIGHTER B: [describe design, powers, colour signature].
ARENA: [describe, e.g. a shattered rooftop above a neon city in the rain].

Write the 8-second video prompt as a beat sheet:
0.0-1.5s — standoff, slow push-in, both auras igniting in their signature colours.
1.5-3.5s — A closes distance with a speed blur, impact frame with radial shockwave lines.
3.5-6.0s — B counters, camera whip-pans, debris and rain suspended mid-air.
6.0-8.0s — clash lock, screen briefly whites out, pull back to the two silhouettes.

Include for each beat: camera move, animation style notes (sakuga key frames, smear frames, impact flashes), lighting, and sound design. Style: modern TV anime, clean line art, dramatic colour grading. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text.

Act as a short-form ideation engine for first-person POV faceless videos.

NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]

Generate 20 POV concepts. Each entry must contain exactly:
- POV line: "POV: [situation]" — under 12 words, present tense, dropping the viewer straight into the moment.
- Opening frame: the first thing on screen in the first 0.5 seconds.
- Tension: what the viewer is waiting to find out.
- Payoff: what happens in the final 2 seconds.
- Loop hook: how the last frame invites an instant rewatch.

Rank all 20 by scroll-stopping power and mark the top 5 with an asterisk.

An 8-second transformation morph video.

START SUBJECT: [e.g. a cracked stone gargoyle].
END SUBJECT: [e.g. a living raven mid-flight].
FUSION LOGIC: the stone fractures from the inside out, fragments lift and reorganise into feathers, mass and silhouette shifting continuously with no cut.

CAMERA: slow 180-degree orbit around the subject, locked centre framing, 50mm.
TIMING: 0-2s the original subject holds still with tiny stress cracks appearing; 2-6s the transformation cascades from the core outward; 6-8s the new form settles and takes one breath.
LIGHTING: single dramatic key from the upper left, volumetric dust catching the beam, dark backdrop.
AUDIO: stone grinding into feather rustle, deep sub impact at the halfway point, no music.

Photorealistic, continuous single take, no cuts, no text.

A found-footage style sighting clip of an unexplained entity.

FOOTAGE TYPE: [security camera / dashcam / phone held low], with the matching artefacts — timestamp burn-in, low frame rate, IR grain or compression blocking.
LOCATION: [e.g. an empty petrol station forecourt at 3:14am].
ENTITY: [describe: tall, wrong proportions, stays at the edge of the light, never fully resolves].
BEAT: the entity is barely visible in the background for 5 seconds, then moves once — fast and unnaturally — and is gone before the camera can react.
CAMERA: fixed or barely moving, the entity is NOT the centre of frame, the viewer has to find it.
AUDIO: electrical hum, wind, one low frequency drop at the movement, no music, no scream.

8 seconds, photorealistic, restrained — suggestion over reveal. No gore, no jump-scare flash, no text besides the timestamp.

Act as a faceless list-channel producer.

NICHE: [PASTE NICHE]

Generate 15 "Top 5" video concepts. For each:
- Title, under 60 characters.
- The 5 ranked items with a one-sentence reason each, ordered so the most surprising entry sits at number 2 (not number 1) to hold retention.
- A cold-open line, under 20 words, that teases number 1 without naming it.
- The single strongest visual for the thumbnail.
- Estimated search demand: LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH.

Then pick the 3 with the best demand-to-competition ratio and explain each in one sentence.