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THE $478 A DAY CLAUDE + SHORTS SETUP COMES DOWN TO ONE PROMPT RECIPE, AND YOU CAN COPY THE STRUCTURE Not a magic button. A prompt with 5 parts, and the clip shows every one. First, the setup takes a minute. In Claude, open Customize, go to Connectors, add a custom connector, name it OpenArt and paste the link from openart.ai/mcp. Do it once and you’re done. Now the prompt. Here’s how the one in the clip is built: the style: a high energy cinematic Disney-Pixar animated Shorts adventure the hero and the world: adorable toddler firefighters saving a busy fantasy city the opening shot: sunrise inside a colorful toy-like fire station the pacing: a new scene every 2 seconds to keep people watching the camera: a fire alarm close-up and fast tracking shots beside the fire truck Paste that into Claude and it sends the job to OpenArt, which renders the clip. Now you have a Short you can post and monetize. What can it pay? Google’s overview says 1 million views generally earns between $1,000 and $6,000, as low as $50 to $200, and $15,000 or more for the right long videos. Swap in your own heroes and your own city, keep the 5 parts, and you can make a new Short in minutes. the people who learn the recipe once can run a hundred versions while everyone else rewrites a blank prompt every time. bookmark this and follow, I’m sharing my full prompt template this week.

CLAUDE + YOUTUBE SHORTS IS BEING PITCHED AS A $475 A DAY SETUP AND IT STARTS WITH ONE SCREENSHOT OF A KIDS CHANNEL No animator. No editor. No camera. You show Claude what’s working and it makes the video. Setup takes a minute. In Claude open Customize, go to Connectors, add a custom connector, name it OpenArt and paste the OpenArt link from openart.ai/mcp. That’s it, no code. Then the play. Open YouTube and find a big kids channel like NuNu Tv. Look at the views on the top videos. Screenshot the page and drop it into Claude with a prompt like the one in the clip: a high energy Disney-Pixar style Shorts adventure about toddler firefighters saving a busy fantasy city, a new scene every 2 seconds to keep people watching, with camera moves like a fire alarm close-up and fast tracking shots beside the fire truck. Claude hands it to OpenArt and renders the clip. Now you have a Short you can post and monetize. How much can it pay? Google’s overview says 1 million views generally earns between $1,000 and $6,000, as low as $50 to $200 and up to $15,000 or more for the right long videos. Copy the style, not the characters. Make your own toddlers, your own city, your own story. the people testing one new Short a day are finding their hit while everyone else is still deciding what to post. bookmark this and follow, I’m sharing my exact prompt and connector steps this week.

BABYBUS HAS 44 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS AND ONE OF ITS CARTOONS HAS 333 MILLION VIEWS. HERE’S HOW PEOPLE ARE USING AI TO BUILD LONG VIDEOS IN THE SAME STYLE No animators. No voice actors. Just a transcript and two tools. Step one, find a huge kids channel. BabyBus has 3.1K videos, and its “Vending Machine Got Sick” episode sits at 333M views from 6 years ago. Open it and copy the transcript. Step two, paste it into ChatGPT and ask for a chapter by chapter video prompt. Ask for short, repetitive dialogue that small kids can follow, plus a funny ending. It sends back the whole story broken into chapters, with the characters, the problem and the rescue. Step three, go to VidRush, an AI long form video generator, paste the prompt and hit generate. It handles the storytelling, the music and the narration. Then you upload it to YouTube. The clip ends on a YouTube Studio screen showing $12,818.05 in estimated revenue with the graph climbing. Study the format, then make your own characters and your own story. the people turning a proven kids format into long videos right now are building a catalog while everyone else is looking for a part time job. bookmark this and follow, I’m sharing the full prompt this week.

we are starting a YouTube automation channel and documenting the entire build here one person, one Claude setup, running a faceless channel end to end Claude takes a niche and hands back video topics people are already searching for then it writes the full script, the hook, the retention beats, the outro an AI voice reads the script in a clean natural narrator tone the visuals get generated too, b-roll and stock style shots stitched over the voice thumbnails come out of the same pipeline, tuned for the click every video gets scheduled straight to the channel while you sleep one editor used to be a team of 5 and now it is a chat window and an upload button faceless channels in the right niche pull steady ad money once the algorithm catches on tomorrow I show the exact niche research prompt that picks topics before they blow up

THIS KID PRINTS $38K A MONTH FROM A YOUTUBE CHANNEL HE HAS NEVER SHOWN HIS FACE ON I found a kid's YouTube channel that is already doing serious numbers with zero face and zero voice look at the views, then look at what YouTube pays per million of them, and you understand the whole game in one glance here is exactly what you do you open Claude and give it the niche this channel is winning in it hands back a list of video ideas people are already searching for every day then it writes the full script, the hook, the retention beats, the ending that keeps them watching you drop that script into an AI voice and it narrates the whole thing in a clean natural tone the visuals get generated too, simple animated scenes stitched over the voice track one person can stand up a channel like this and post every single day without ever filming a thing the kid running it is stacking ad revenue while most people are still scared to upload one video tomorrow I show the exact niches where these faceless channels blow up the fastest

FACELESS YOUTUBE CHANNELS ARE SHOWN EARNING AN ESTIMATED $1,000 TO $30,000+ A MONTH AND ONE PLATFORM NOW WRITES THE SCRIPT AND EDITS THE VIDEO No face. No mic. No editing skills. Here’s what the whole pipeline looks like. Step one, pick a lane with proof. VidEdge’s Niche Finder lists real channels with estimated monthly earnings: a self improvement channel around $1,000, a Vikings history channel around $10,000, and a military channel at $30,000+. It also lists fast growing channels under 500K subs, refreshed daily. Step two, give it an idea. Pick your niche, like investing, type “Best ways to make money in 2026” and set the length to 10 minutes. You can drop in articles or PDFs as research too. Step three, it writes the script. Pick a structure or let it auto-pick, and it builds the hook and the full body. One opening it wrote: two people earning $60,000 follow the same expert money advice, and one retires with $1.8 million while the other ends up broke. Step four, add narration (ElevenLabs voices show up in the demo), pick a visual style like Clay or 3D Mannequin renders, and the editor builds a finished 2 minute video you can tweak. The clip ends on a finance channel at 81.8M views and an estimated $604K in revenue. That’s the kind of result people are chasing. the people who pick the lane first and let the tool do the production will have a channel running while everyone else is still writing scripts. bookmark this and follow, I’m breaking down the full setup this week.

some of you still don't believe me, but my most embarrassing side hustle pays all my bills so here is exactly how it works one more time you download Cantina, it's free, and you spin up an AI character that talks, replies and posts on its own you give it a personality, a face and a niche, then point it at a faceless YouTube channel it records short videos in its own voice, answers comments and keeps the whole page alive while you do nothing the embarrassing part is the character is basically a cartoon version of me that outperforms the real me one AI persona can run a channel daily and pull ad money once the algorithm catches on people are embarrassed to admit this is where their rent comes from now tomorrow I show the exact setup to clone yourself into a faceless channel that posts without you

MAKING YOUTUBE VIDEOS FOR A LIVING HAS NEVER BEEN THIS EASY this young guy prints 1000 a day off a kids channel he never films he starts by finding one winning kids group channel and studying its shorts page those accounts pump out simple animated clips that rack up millions of views he feeds the format into Claude and it maps the topics that already pull views then it writes the script, the hook and the beats that keep kids watching to the end an AI voice reads the whole thing and the visuals get generated to match every line he stitches it together and posts daily without showing his face once one channel in the right niche pulls steady ad money once the shorts start looping tomorrow I break down the exact kids niches that print the most with zero filming

THIS AI AGENT TURNS A KIDS VIDEO TRANSCRIPT INTO A PIXAR STYLE ANIMATION AND PEOPLE ARE PITCHING THE SETUP AS A $4,638 A WEEK SIDE HUSTLE No animator. No writer. You copy words from a video that already won and hand them to an agent. Step one, find a popular kids channel. CoComelon sits at 202M subscribers, and one of its rainbow popsicle videos has 18.8 million views. Open it and copy the transcript. Step two, open Picsart AI Agents and hire Reeva, the reel maker. Paste in the transcript and ask for a viral Pixar style animation. Here’s the part I like. Reeva doesn’t just spit out a clip. She sends back a storyboard first: a baby party in 6 beats, from a quiet nursery morning to a full toy party peak, 10 seconds long, for about 55 credits. You approve it, and the reel is built right in the same chat. So you’re not writing prompts. You’re approving a plan, like a producer with a director. Copy the format, not the characters. Your own babies, your own toys, your own songs. the people running kids channels like this are posting while everyone else is still stuck at the blank prompt box. bookmark this and follow, I’m sharing the exact transcript prompt and the storyboard it sends back this week.

ONE KIDS ABC SONG HAS 1.68 BILLION VIEWS AND AI NOW BUILDS A SHOW IN THE SAME FORMAT FOR YOU IN ABOUT TWO MINUTES No animators. No voice actors. No filming anything. Here’s the whole move, step by step. Find a kids video that already blew up. This ABC song from 2014 sits at 1,687,822,427 views and 2.1M likes. Copy its transcript. Paste it into ChatGPT and type: “Make me a prompt for a show just like this.” It sends back a full animation prompt: a bright 3D cartoon world for toddlers, soft round shapes, big eyes, floating letters, dancing animals, a new scene every 2 to 4 seconds, catchy repetition, and sound effects like pops and giggles. Open Picsart Flow, start a new workflow, paste the prompt and hit generate. A couple minutes later you have a finished ABC video with rainbow letters singing “A, B, C, D, E, F.” Want to know what the niche can pay? Google’s own overview says 1 million views on a regular video is worth about $1,000 to $5,000, depending on niche and audience. Copy the format, not the characters. Make your own animals, your own letters, your own songs. the people building kids shows this way are stacking uploads while everyone else is still searching for what to post. bookmark this and follow, I’m posting the exact prompt and workflow settings this week.

STICKMAN VIDEOS ARE HITTING 21 MILLION VIEWS AND AN AI AGENT NOW MAKES THEM FROM ONE SENTENCE No drawing skills. No animation software. No camera. Search “stickman” on YouTube Shorts and you’ll see it: one clip sitting at 21M views with smaller ones right behind it. The tool is Picsart and the feature is Aura, an AI agent that works like a creative director. You type one line, like “make a stickman video in a gym, 15 second vertical short.” Aura plans the whole thing first. A storyboard, then the reel built from it, then it suggests what to make next. You don’t pick a model. You don’t learn prompt tricks. It calls in the right specialist for each step and keeps working in the cloud, so you can close your laptop and the job keeps running. Here’s where it gets interesting. Google’s AI overview says 1 million views on a regular long video pays about $1,000 to $5,000, while Shorts pay a fraction of that. Aura can build videos up to 10 minutes long, so the play is simple: test ideas with Shorts, then stretch the winners into longer videos. the people testing stickman ideas right now are learning what gets millions of views before everyone else even opens the tool. bookmark this and follow, I’m posting the exact stickman prompt and storyboard this week.

you post a YouTube video and it gets no views no views means no retention no retention means no watch time no watch time means no money this is where most channels die and a caveman level system fixes it you give Claude your topic and it pulls the titles people are already searching for in your niche it writes the full script with the hook in the first 5 seconds so people stay it maps the retention beats so the video never has a dead stretch where viewers drop then it hands you 10 thumbnail concepts ranked by which one earns the click you upload on a schedule it builds around when your audience is actually watching the channels doing this are stacking watch time while everyone else wonders why their videos flatline tomorrow I break down the exact retention script that keeps people watching to the end

THIS FACELESS KIDS CARTOON CHANNEL MADE $74K LAST MONTH WITH NOBODY ON CAMERA watch what happens when you search kids animation and look at the view counts on these videos they are pulling tens of millions of views on channels that never show a single human the whole thing runs on AI now you give Claude a niche and it hands back a list of story ideas kids are already searching for it writes the full script, the scenes, the characters, the little songs that keep toddlers glued the visuals get generated frame by frame and stitched into a finished episode an AI voice narrates the whole thing in a warm storybook tone one person uploads daily to a faceless channel and the ad money stacks while they sleep these kids channels are some of the highest earning accounts on the entire platform because the watch time is enormous tomorrow I break down the exact niche inside kids content that prints the most with zero face and zero camera

I FOUND THE $40K A MONTH SIDE HUSTLE THAT'S JUST ONE CHATGPT PROMPT AND ONE FREE APP No camera, no animator, no editing software. Cinematic ASMR fantasy clips, the kind racking up millions of soothing scroll-stopping views, built from a single prompt. Ask ChatGPT to write you a detailed 15-second cinematic prompt, a Pixar-style mermaid, golden underwater light, glowing particles, tropical fish drifting past. It hands you back a full scene description in seconds. Paste that straight into Picsart Flow. Hit run. It renders the entire clip, lighting, motion, water, particles, no watermark, ready to post. This is the part that breaks the old rules: no animation software, no rendering time, no team ChatGPT does the creative direction Flow turns the words into the actual footage one pass, one finished cinematic clip Whole channels are quietly running on nothing but this loop, prompt in, dreamy clip out, stacked daily the ones building a library of these right now are sitting on a whole content engine for free, while everyone else still thinks you need real animation skills to make something look this good.

THIS ONE YOUTUBE AUTOMATION MADE $113,000 IN A SINGLE MONTH one channel, nobody ever on camera, $6,000 landed in one day alone the whole thing runs on faceless videos an AI builds start to finish you hand Claude a niche and it hands back the exact topics people are already searching for then it writes the full script, the hook, the retention beats, the outro that script drops into an AI voice that reads it in a clean natural narrator tone the visuals get generated too, b roll and stock style shots stitched over the voice track one person stands up a channel and posts daily without ever showing a face the ad money and sponsor slots stack once the algorithm picks it up the people running this now have 5 channels going while everyone else is scared to post one video tomorrow I break down the exact niches that print the most with zero face of your own

can't believe this is real YouTube shorts, funny pop, kitchen clips, all of it is AI and these channels are printing right now the wild part is how simple the videos are to make you open Little Pixar and start a new workflow you hit video and paste in your prompt you pick your preferred AI model and set your composition it renders a clean cartoon style short that looks like a tiny studio made it one person can sit down and pump out a week of these in an afternoon faceless channels running this daily are the ones pulling real ad money once the algorithm catches on the people doing this now are running 5 channels while everyone else is still scared to post one tomorrow I show you the exact niches that print the most with this workflow

WHAT'S YOUR J-O-B? HERS IS ONE HIGGSFIELD SETUP THAT PRINTS $9K A MONTH she runs a faceless YouTube channel where every clip is made inside Higgsfield she picks a niche and describes the video she wants in plain English Higgsfield renders the shots, the motion, the whole scene from that description she stacks those clips into a full length video without filming a single frame a clean AI voice reads the script over the top so she never has to talk on camera the channel posts daily while she stays completely anonymous a faceless channel in the right niche pulls real YouTube ad money once the algorithm picks it up one person can run 3 of these in the time it takes most people to film one video tomorrow I show the exact niches these faceless channels print the most in

THIS 30 SECOND METHOD CAN PUT YOU AT $30,000 A MONTH someone is running a kids channel on YouTube where every video is built by AI from start to finish they hand Claude a niche like nursery songs or little animated baby stories and it writes the full concept and script the characters and the scenes get generated by AI so nobody ever films anything an AI voice sings the song or narrates the story in a clean natural tone the clips get stitched together and uploaded on a daily schedule kids content prints ad money because toddlers rewatch the same video 40 times in a row one person can run 3 or 4 of these channels at once from a single laptop the ones doing this quietly are pulling real monthly income while most people think you need a studio and a camera tomorrow I show the exact niches inside kids content that print the most with zero face and zero voice of your own

HOW MUCH DOES YOUTUBE PAY FOR 1 BILLION VIEWS 1.1 billion views pays out around $172,000 and this guy got there with a faceless AI animation channel he never films, never voices anything and never shows his face he hands Claude a simple niche and it comes back with story ideas people already search for then it writes the full script, the hook, the pacing beats and the ending the script goes into an AI voice that reads it in a clean narrator tone the visuals get generated too, animated scenes stitched right over the voice track one person can post daily without ever touching a camera the channels doing this in the right niche stack views while everyone else is still scared to hit publish tomorrow I break down the exact animation niches that print the most with zero face and zero voice

20 minutes a day for $20,000 a month, this is the lazy side hustle all you need is a phone or a laptop and a little patience you go to YouTube and find a kid show that is already pulling millions of views then you take that same idea and rebuild it as brand new episodes with AI Claude writes the story, the characters, the little songs and the full script an AI video tool turns that script into the animation, bright colors and simple scenes toddlers stare at for hours an AI voice reads the narration and sings the nursery rhymes over the top you stitch it together and post daily on a faceless kids channel these channels print ad money because toddlers rewatch the same video 40 times and never skip one person can run the whole studio that used to need animators, writers and voice actors the people doing this now are quietly stacking 5 channels while everyone argues about whether AI is real tomorrow I show the exact niches inside kids content that pay the most with zero face and zero voice of your own