# PassiveShorts

> PassiveShorts is an AI faceless video generator that creates and auto-posts short videos to YouTube and TikTok. You pick a topic, a voice, and a posting schedule, and it writes the script, generates the voiceover and visuals, adds captions, and publishes each video on your channel automatically. You can also paste a script you wrote yourself and have it build and post that single video.

## How it works

- You create a "series": a topic plus a visual style, an AI voice, a caption style, and a posting schedule.
- PassiveShorts generates each video end to end. No filming, no face, no editing.
- Finished videos are published straight to your connected YouTube or TikTok account on the schedule you set. You can also post them as private, or send them to TikTok drafts to approve each one first.
- You can run up to 10 series at once and manage them from one dashboard.

## Creating a single video

- Besides series, there is a "Create Video" page for one-off videos built from your own script.
- You paste the script, pick a visual style, an AI voice, and a caption style, and choose the accounts to post to.
- PassiveShorts rewrites the script for narration, adds a hook, and generates a matching image for every line, then voices, captions, and posts it.
- The video can post immediately or at a date and time you choose.
- One-off videos do not use a series slot. They draw on the same monthly video allowance your plan already includes.
- Videos run roughly 30 to 55 seconds regardless of how long the pasted script is.

## Plans

- Basic: $19 per series each month. Each series posts 3 times a week on days you choose.
- Pro: $39 per series each month. Each series posts once a day.
- Both plans include the same features: auto-posting, 19 visual styles, custom caption styles, and natural AI voices.
- Each plan carries a monthly video allowance per series you pay for, pooled across the account: 12 videos on Basic and 31 on Pro. Scheduled series videos and one-off videos both draw on it.
- Yearly billing charges 10 months instead of 12.
- New subscriptions are covered by a 7-day money back guarantee.
- Videos you create are yours, with full commercial rights.

## Pages

- [Home](https://passiveshorts.com/): Product overview, how it works, features, and FAQ.
- [Pricing](https://passiveshorts.com/pricing/): Plan comparison, per-series pricing, and billing FAQ.
- [Affiliate Program](https://passiveshorts.com/affiliate-program/): 30% recurring commission on every referred customer, paid monthly by PayPal. Free to join.
- [Privacy Policy](https://passiveshorts.com/privacy/): What data is collected and how connected YouTube and TikTok accounts are handled.
- [Terms of Service](https://passiveshorts.com/tos/): Terms and conditions for using the platform.
- [Refund Policy](https://passiveshorts.com/refund/): Refund eligibility and how refunds are processed.

## Blog

- [Blog](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/): Guides on running a faceless shorts channel: what to automate, which niches have room, and how monetization actually works.
- [TubeGen vs AutoShorts: $149 Long-Form vs $19 Shorts (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/tubegen-vs-autoshorts/): TubeGen AI starts at $149 a month and does not publish for you. AutoShorts.ai starts at $19 and posts to your channel. Full pricing, script limits, and which job each one is actually built for.
- [TubeGen AI Alternatives: 5 Cheaper Options (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/tubegen-ai-alternatives/): TubeGen AI starts at $149 a month, builds long-form YouTube videos, and does not publish them for you. Five alternatives, including four that start under $40.
- [AutoShorts.ai Review (2026): Honest, From a Competitor](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/autoshorts-ai-review/): A review of AutoShorts.ai written by a company that sells against it: what the $19 and $39 plans actually give you, the four things it does better than us, and who should not buy it.
- [How to Get Good Images Out of Nano Banana 2 With a JSON Prompt](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/nano-banana-2-json-prompt-guide/): A complete JSON prompt schema for Nano Banana 2, how to fill it in from a reference image or a one-line idea, and how to run it on fal, Replicate, or the Gemini API.
- [Bernard Films: How the Channel Hit 174M Views in Six Months](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/bernard-films-channel-breakdown/): Bernard Films got 245K subscribers from 31 videos in six months. The exact premise it reuses, the title formula behind every upload, the recurring character doing the branding, and three open niches you could run the same structure on.
- [Revid.ai vs AutoShorts.ai: $39 or $19 for the Same Platforms (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/revid-ai-vs-autoshorts-ai/): Both post to TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. AutoShorts starts at half the price, and yet Revid is the cheaper one at three channels. The arithmetic on where each flips.
- [Opus Clip vs Submagic: Two Different Jobs at Similar Prices (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/opus-clip-vs-submagic/): Submagic finishes video you already have. Opus Clip finds the clips and posts them. Also: Submagic is priced per member, which changes everything on a team.
- [Opus Clip vs Klap: Who Publishes, and What a Clip Costs (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/opus-clip-vs-klap/): Klap is cheaper per clip and Opus Clip actually posts them for you. The cost-per-clip arithmetic on both, and the free tier that only one of them has.
- [Klap vs Vizard.ai: Paying for Output or Paying for Input (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/klap-vs-vizard-ai/): Klap charges per clip you get out. Vizard charges per minute you put in. For a 90-minute podcast that difference is the entire decision, and here is the arithmetic.
- [Faceless.video vs Short.ai: One Bill or Two (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/faceless-video-vs-short-ai/): Faceless.video is one subscription with credits that roll over. Short.ai is two subscriptions with a free publishing tier most people miss. What each really costs.
- [AutoShorts.ai vs Faceless.video: A Rate or a Balance (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/autoshorts-ai-vs-faceless-video/): AutoShorts.ai sells you a posting rate, Faceless.video sells you a credit balance that rolls over. The arithmetic on both, including the point where Faceless.video gets much cheaper.
- [Vizard.ai Alternatives: 4 Options If You Record Long (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/vizard-ai-alternatives/): Vizard charges one credit per minute of source video, which quietly punishes long podcasts. Four alternatives and the math on each.
- [Why Faceless Video Tools Sell You Credits (And What It Costs You)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/video-credits-vs-flat-pricing/): Credits, video caps, and per-series pricing produce very different bills for the same channel. A breakdown of the three models and the math on each.
- [Vadoo AI Alternatives: 4 Options That Publish For You (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/vadoo-ai-alternatives/): Vadoo AI is priced well for volume but leaves the uploading to you. Four alternatives that close the loop, and when Vadoo is still the better buy.
- [Topview AI Alternatives: 4 Options for a Faceless Channel (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/topview-ai-alternatives/): Topview AI now sells access to Seedance, Kling, and Nano Banana rather than a faceless channel workflow. Four alternatives if you wanted the workflow.
- [TikTok Kept Rejecting Our App. The Cause Was Our robots.txt.](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/tiktok-app-rejected-robots-txt/): Cloudflare's managed robots.txt blocks Bytespider. Bytespider is ByteDance. ByteDance owns TikTok. Here is how one toggle failed our TikTok app review with no error message that said so.
- [Submagic Alternatives: 4 Options and Its Per-Member Price (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/submagic-alternatives/): Submagic prices per member and per video length, and its clipping is a paid add-on. Four alternatives, sorted by what job you actually need done.
- [StoryShort AI Alternatives: 4 Cheaper Ways to Run a Faceless Channel (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/storyshort-ai-alternatives/): StoryShort starts at $39 a month and bundles long-form and UGC video into its upper tiers. Four alternatives, including two that start at half the price.
- [ShortsFaceless Alternatives: 4 Options Beyond YouTube Only (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/shortsfaceless-alternatives/): ShortsFaceless is cheap per video and gives you real editing control. Here is when that is the right trade, and four alternatives for when it is not.
- [Short.ai Alternatives: 4 Options Without the Second Subscription (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/short-ai-alternatives/): Short.ai splits creating and publishing into two separate plans, so the real entry cost is about $34 a month. Four alternatives that charge once.
- [Revid.ai Alternatives: 4 Options, and Its Two $39 Tiers (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/revid-ai-alternatives/): Revid.ai covers TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube from one plan. Four alternatives, and an honest look at the tier that costs $39 without auto-publishing.
- [Repurpose.io Alternatives: 4 Tools That Also Make the Video (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/repurpose-io-alternatives/): Repurpose.io moves content between platforms but never creates any. Four alternatives for when the bottleneck is making the videos, not distributing them.
- [Predis.ai Alternatives: 4 Options for Video-First Creators (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/predis-ai-alternatives/): Predis.ai is a social media suite where video is one line item, and its entry plan makes about 9 videos a month. Four alternatives built for video volume.
- [Opus Clip Alternatives: 4 Options, Clippers and Generators (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/opus-clip-alternatives/): Opus Clip is the strongest free tier in short-form video, with a catch worth knowing. Four alternatives, split by whether you already have footage.
- [Klap Alternatives: 4 Options, and Which Ones Publish (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/klap-alternatives/): Klap turns long videos into clips, which only helps if you already film. Four alternatives, including two that need no source footage at all.
- [Faceless.video Alternatives: 4 Options If You Post Daily (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/faceless-video-alternatives/): Faceless.video has rolling credits, which is rare and genuinely useful. Four alternatives, and the one question that tells you whether rollover is worth buying.
- [The Best AI Faceless Video Generators in 2026, Compared Honestly](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/best-ai-faceless-video-generators/): Five faceless video tools compared on published pricing, what they auto-post to, and the one distinction that matters more than any feature list.
- [AutoShorts.ai Alternatives: What Else $19 and $39 Buy (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/autoshorts-ai-alternatives/): AutoShorts.ai and PassiveShorts charge the same $19 and $39. An honest look at what each one gives you for it, and the three cases where AutoShorts is the better buy.
- [AutoFaceless.ai Alternatives: 4 Options and a $200 Tier Jump (2026)](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/autofaceless-alternatives/): An honest comparison of AutoFaceless.ai and four alternatives for running a faceless video channel, including where AutoFaceless is genuinely the cheaper choice.
- [YouTube Partner Program Requirements for Shorts](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/youtube-partner-program-shorts-requirements/): The Shorts path into the YouTube Partner Program: 10 million views in 90 days for ad revenue, 3 million for the lower tier, and how Shorts money is actually split before it reaches you.
- [TikTok Creator Rewards Requirements, Explained](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/tiktok-creator-rewards-requirements/): What the TikTok Creator Rewards Program actually requires: 10,000 followers, 100,000 views in 30 days, and the one-minute rule that leaves most short-form videos earning nothing.
- [YouTube Shorts Automation: How to Do It Without Getting Flagged](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/how-to-automate-youtube-shorts/): A practical guide to YouTube Shorts automation: which of the six steps you can safely hand to software, which you cannot, and the mistakes that get faceless channels demonetized.
- [12 Faceless YouTube Channel Ideas That Still Have Room in 2026](https://passiveshorts.com/blog/faceless-youtube-channel-ideas/): Faceless channel ideas sorted by how crowded they are and how hard they are to produce, plus the three questions to ask before committing to a niche.

## Contact

- Email: hello@passiveshorts.com