A faceless channel lives or dies on two things: a script worth listening to, and a video that looks the same every week. vbe was built for exactly that routine. You bring the script, vbe plans and builds the video, and you check each scene before anything is final.
How it works
Paste your script
Start a new video and paste in what you have written. vbe checks it for anything that would waste a paid step later, then splits it into sections.
See the cost and say yes
vbe plans every scene and shows what the voice and the new pictures will cost. Nothing is spent until you say yes.
Render on your computer
vbe lines a caption up with every word and renders the finished video on your own computer. Rendering costs nothing in AI fees.
Built for a weekly channel
- One look, every week. Pictures keep one style, and the same characters look the same from scene to scene and video to video.
- Long videos. Plan and build a ten minute video or longer from one script.
- Captions on every word, so viewers who watch with the sound off can still follow.
- Reels from the same video In development: tall clips with their own captions for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
No surprise bills
Writing the plan, making new pictures and a premium voice cost a little each time. Before every one of those steps, vbe shows the price and waits for your yes. A yes covers that step only, so nothing is spent by surprise. Captions and rendering run on your computer and cost nothing.
Your channel stays yours
vbe is an app for Mac and Windows. Your scripts, pictures and finished videos stay in your own folder on your computer, and nothing you make is used to train AI.
vbe makes a video file. Where you upload it, and when, is up to you: it never needs your YouTube login.
Questions
Do I need to show my face or record my voice?
No. vbe reads your script in the voice you choose and makes a picture for every scene. You never appear on screen.
Will every video look the same?
That is what vbe is built for. You keep one look and your characters with the project, and vbe uses them for every scene, so the next video matches the last.
Does vbe upload to YouTube for me?
No. vbe saves the finished video in your folder. You upload it yourself, so you stay in control of titles, timing and your channel.
Read next: How to make a faceless YouTube video from a script. Keeping AI pictures consistent.
More ways to use vbe: Script to video · AI video maker for Mac · Course videos · Explainer videos