If you’re just getting started with faceless videos, one video per week might feel like an achievement. But what if you could scale up and produce 10 videos a day—without burning out?
Let’s break down how to do it, step by step.
1. Start with Repeatable Formats
Not every video needs to be 100% original. Pick a proven structure like:
- “Top 5 Tools for…”
- “3 Hidden Benefits of…”
- “X vs Y – Which Is Better?”
Templates like these make writing scripts, generating visuals, and editing much faster.
2. Script in Batches with AI
Use ChatGPT to write 5–10 scripts at once.
Prompt example:
“Write 5 scripts about passive income ideas in 2025 for 60-second shorts.”
You’ll reduce decision fatigue and gain momentum.
3. Use Visual & Audio Automation Tools
Pair your scripts with free AI tools like:
- Pictory – Generates stock video from your script
- CapCut / VEED – Auto-subtitles, AI voiceovers
- ElevenLabs or PlayHT – Natural AI voice
Build a repeatable stack and you’ll save hours every week.
4. Set Up a System (Not Just Tools)
Batching only works if your system works.
Create a repeatable workflow like this:
- Monday: Write 10 scripts
- Tuesday: Generate visuals
- Wednesday: Add voiceovers
- Thursday: Edit
- Friday: Upload & schedule
You’ll be surprised how little time it takes once it’s flowing.
5. Outsource Smartly
When you’re ready, outsource:
- Script writing (basic drafts using your prompt template)
- Video assembly (Fiverr editors or CapCut freelancers)
- Thumbnail creation (use templates, or hire once and reuse)
Use Loom or Notion to create SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) so helpers can follow your system.
Final Tip: Stick to One Niche
The more focused your channel, the easier it becomes to scale.
Stick to one theme (e.g. AI tools, health tips, or productivity hacks) and reuse script structures with different angles.
Coming Up in Part 9
Faceless Video Factory – Build a Team or System That Runs Itself
→ We’ll show you how to turn your solo operation into a passive machine with outsourcing, SOPs, and content pipelines.