I want to start a Faceless YouTube channel to monetize it
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cybersexuals
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what niche would you like to dive into, and what faceless content do you plan on doing?
- Feb 26, 2026
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This is such a weird post man, what do u mean if can anyone help u to setup channel? 
Just go, take action, make the channel now and do first post... u literally have 24 hours a day to do something, just jump into it, no waiting, never count on people, if u need advices check YT and be inspired by that. Good luck!
Just go, take action, make the channel now and do first post... u literally have 24 hours a day to do something, just jump into it, no waiting, never count on people, if u need advices check YT and be inspired by that. Good luck!
- May 13, 2013
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The moat important in a faceless channel is understanding trends and good video editing skills
That's the first you should know
A2Z Designing
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According to me, faceless channels still work really well if you pick the right niche & stay consistent. Start with simple content first, focus on good scripts, voiceover, and thumbnails instead of overthinking production.
Niches like finance, facts, AI, motivation, or tutorials are still doing well for monetization.
Niches like finance, facts, AI, motivation, or tutorials are still doing well for monetization.
PitterPatter
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Start with one niche and keep your channel simple. use tools like chatgpt for scripts, capcut for editing and AI voice if needed. focus on good thubnails consistent uploads and useful content. once you reach watch time and subscribers, you can monetize with yuotube ads affliate links or sponserships.
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bhw doesnt do spoon feeding, i believe its against tos
dont overthink it tbh. Pick and work in one niche, make decent thumbnails (important) and focus on retention . Most faceless channels fail 'cause people quit after uploading 3-5 videos. Or better find full done-for-you setus services, or promotion services (initial traction also matters)
ellarvfjodie
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Which specific field do you want to focus on?
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What niche are you thinking about?
That part matters more than the setup.
That part matters more than the setup.
ClickProfitHub
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faceless channels are printing money right now if u do it right. first step is picking a high CPM niche like finance, tech, or crypto... dont go for gaming or memes cuz payouts are trash. use capcut or pictory for quick editing and elevenlabs for realistic voiceovers. dont make generic AI content though, add your own spin to scripts or youtube will flag it for reused content.
Liverl kan
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I think starting a faceless YouTube channel is a good idea if you stay consistent focus on one niche learn basic editing and study what videos perform well monetization comes later when you build steady audience and watch time grows
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What specific help you need. You can PM me if you are not comfortable sharing here.
PhantomPharaoh
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You can definitely do this on your own without paying anyone. Pick a high-CPM niche like finance or luxury, generate scripts using ChatGPT, and use an AI tool like ElevenLabs for a clean voiceover. For visuals, compile relevant clips using CapCut and grab high-quality stock footage from Pexels or Pixabay. Just keep your edits tight and post 3 shorts a week to trigger the algorithm.
DiscoDolphin
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Skip the boring niches and jump straight into something like historical battle breakdowns or horror stories. Grab an AI tool like Midjourney or Leonardo to generate epic, stylized imagery for your scenes, and string them together in Premiere or CapCut using heavy cinematic transitions and sound effects. This visual style keeps retention high, and you can easily monetize with AdSense once you hit the requirements.
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Never used the two you mentioned. Is it best for cinematic style?
wolfofdevstreet
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I personally watch alot of faceless creators, and usually what keeps me watching is the quality of the video, sometimes ill even think "damn this editing must have taken so much time" i think the small details matter, at leas they do to me, im guessing it does for everyone else too