10 of 406 ideas

Take the outlier videos from faceless channels that are blowing up right now (self-help, ancient history, and the like) as your template, produce one video in 30 minutes with two tools — TubeGen (built-in niche finder + script + 11Labs voiceover + images + finished cut) and Pixels (one-click thumbnail replication) — then add one “swap the gender/audience” unique edge to differentiate. The creator says he's helped dozens of people monetize in their first month, with one hitting $700 in a single day; the channels run on volume at $13-24 RPM, while he hands off the channels he's grown to community members to operate or sells them on.

No face on camera, no English: use AI dubbing to run an English-language podcast and earn hundreds to thousands a month from Spotify's revenue share

Reverse-engineer a viral food channel's formula, transplant it onto extreme pet-grooming makeovers, and generate the whole faceless short with AI

A two-host slow-English conversation podcast, a faceless YouTube channel teaching ESL learners, fully AI-generated at roughly $1.59 an episode

Faceless long-form channels aimed at 65-to-80-year-olds, made entirely with AI avatars — the audience is old, the RPM is high, and the comment sections prove the viewers are real.

Stop picking a niche and start pricing one: find channels under a month old that are already pulling six-figure view counts, work out the cost per video, and only enter niches where a full 15-day test costs a few hundred dollars instead of a few thousand.

A daily motivational channel pulling $38K/month in pure AdSense — and a full n8n workflow that produces and uploads the same kind of long-form video every hour with nobody touching it

A faceless YouTube channel hosted by an AI-generated animated character sells a $60/month community to 250 members — roughly $15K/month from the community plus $3K from AdSense.