Free AI tool

Faceless niche finder

Tell us what you like or know about. You get 5 niches for a channel where you never show your face, each with 3 first videos.

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Faceless niche finder: how to use it

  1. Tell the tool the topics you know or enjoy, such as cooking, history or personal finance. Add anything you do not want to show on camera.
  2. Read the 5 niches and their 3 first videos each. Pick one where you can picture 20 videos without running out of ideas.
  3. Make the first three videos and post them over a short period. Watch which one people keep watching to the end, and build on that.

Example

Written by hand to show the format. Your result will be different.

You type
I enjoy old maps and travel stories. I do not want to show my face or my voice.
You get something like
Niche 1: Forgotten Maps. First videos: 'The city that moved on a map', 'Why this coastline changed shape', 'The map that was wrong for 200 years'.

Tips

  • Check that the niche can keep producing. Topics that depend on fresh news need a steady stream of new facts, which takes time.
  • Pick a format that suits the topic, such as narration over footage, text on screen or drawn pictures. The format should make the topic easier to follow.
  • Write 20 video ideas before you start. If you stall at 10, the niche may be too narrow for a channel.

Questions

What is a faceless channel?

It is a channel where the creator does not appear on camera. Videos may use a voice, text, drawings, screen recordings or other footage.

Which niches suit a faceless format?

Explainers, short histories and step-by-step guides often suit it well, because the information carries the video rather than a person.

How many videos before I know if a niche works?

There is no fixed number. Post a small batch you can keep up with, and judge the niche by how viewers respond to the set rather than to one video.

After you pick a niche, Mubuz can write the story side of it as a series of episodes around one consistent main character, and produce each vertical video with captions and voice.