VdoZen (Video Zen) automates a faceless YouTube channel: give it a topic and AI writes the script, generates the video, and publishes at your time.
Roughly two minutes of your attention per video, most of it deciding.
Describe your channel or a subject, and get back a set of video ideas with scripts already drafted.
Choosing an idea fills in the script, voice, captions and duration. Adjust anything, then pick a publish slot.
The video is generated and uploaded to your connected channel at the scheduled time. You can close the tab.
Most faceless channels don't fail because the videos were bad. They fail because posting three times a week means writing, generating, captioning and uploading three times a week — and after a month of that, the schedule slips and the channel goes quiet.,Auto Pilot moves the work to the front. You spend a few minutes queuing several videos in one sitting, and they publish across the following days and weeks on their own. The cadence stops depending on whether you feel like making a video that evening.,It's a queue, not a robot. You approve every script and every publish time. Nothing goes to your channel that you didn't look at first — the automation is in the execution, not the editorial decisions.
Connect your YouTube channel once. From then on, scheduled videos upload at their slot, with an SEO title, description and tags generated for each one. Your dashboard shows what's queued, what's rendering and what's published — and if a job fails it appears with the reason and a retry option rather than disappearing.,Every video is built from stock or AI-generated footage with an AI narrator and burned-in captions, in any of 29 caption styles. There's no filming step and no editing step, which is the whole point of running a faceless channel without showing your face — the format works in any niche where the value is in the information rather than the presenter.,The footage comes from the Pexels stock library, which is licensed for commercial use without attribution, and the narration and script are generated for you — so a finished video is yours to publish. Nothing you export carries a watermark on any plan, the free one included.,Scheduled publishing is a paid feature: Pro covers 30 scheduled videos a month and Elite covers 60. Generating videos to download and post yourself works on the free plan — no watermark, no credit card.
You give it a topic, it suggests video ideas with scripts, and when you pick one the whole setup is filled in for you. Choose a publish time and it generates the video and uploads it to YouTube as private with that publish time set — YouTube makes it public automatically at that time.
No. Videos are built from stock footage or AI-generated footage with an AI voiceover and captions. Nothing is filmed, and there's no camera or microphone involved at any point.
New accounts get 100 free tokens with no credit card, which covers generating videos. Scheduled publishing to YouTube is a paid feature — Pro includes 30 scheduled videos a month and Elite includes 60.
Yes. Generating a video and downloading it works on the free plan, and nothing you export carries a watermark on any plan. Publishing straight to a connected YouTube channel on a schedule is the paid part — you can always download the file and upload it yourself.
Yes. The footage comes from the Pexels stock library, licensed for commercial use without attribution, and the script and AI narration are generated for your video. Bear in mind YouTube expects meaningful original commentary or value on monetised uploads, so treat the generated script as a starting point you shape rather than something to post untouched.
No. The suggestions are a starting point — you can edit the script, change the voice, captions, duration and publish time before scheduling, or ignore the suggestions entirely and write your own.
As many as your plan's monthly quota allows. Because picking an idea fills in the whole setup, queuing several videos in one sitting takes a couple of minutes rather than an evening.
Failed jobs show up in your dashboard with the reason, and you can retry them or reschedule for a different time. Nothing fails silently.