Use case
Faceless YouTube channels
A faceless channel is a narration and a stream of visuals. The narration comes from Voice One or a cloned voice; the visuals from Film mode — one look, a dozen scenes, 16:9, drafted on Seedance Lite and finished on Pro or Hailuo — and the cut happens in your editor with the eroq panel importing every render. Five videos a month is a Creator-plan budget.
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One video, end to end
- →Script: 1,200 words in the text studio with RP+, or your own.
- →Narration: about 7,000 characters on Voice One — 210 credits.
- →Visuals: twelve 8-second scenes on Seedance 1.0 Lite (90 each) — 1,080 credits; upgrade six keepers to Pro (210 each) — 1,260.
- →Thumbnail: Image One, 10 credits. Total about 2,560 credits for a polished eight-minute video with B-roll.
Consistency at channel scale
Save the look as a film recipe and clone the narrator's voice once; every episode reuses both. Characters give a recurring animated host if you want one; Elements keep a set.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a faceless video cost to make?
About 2,560 credits for an eight-minute video with narration and a dozen B-roll scenes (drafts plus keepers) — under $26 at pack rates, less on a plan.
Can I use my own voice?
Clone it in the voice studio and narrate every episode with it.
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