Your Faceless Channel, Your Way.

On a Hobby+ subscription, yes — autopilot handles every step of every video (topic, script, voice, animation, captions, render, post) on whatever schedule you set, and you can ignore it for weeks. On the free tier you get the same pipeline, you just decide when: pick a topic and hit Make video. Either way, review mode is available if you want to approve videos before they post.

Most AI video tools generate one clip at a time and stop there — you still have to think of the topic, write the prompt, edit, caption, and post each one. Mediasynth runs the whole faceless-channel pipeline from a single one-time setup: voices, expressions, word-synced captions, render, and auto-posting to four platforms. You decide how hands-off it is — pick topics yourself and make videos when you want, or upgrade to autopilot and let it run the channel on a schedule. It also runs in 29 languages natively — where most tools offer auto-translated captions over an English video, Mediasynth generates the topic, script, voice, captions and post metadata in the language itself. Other tools save you a few minutes per video. Mediasynth saves you the channel.

Every video costs credits, starting around 15 cents. You can buy credit top-ups anytime without subscribing, or get monthly credits bundled into a Hobby / Starter / Pro subscription. Subscribers also get a discount on top-ups.

YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, and Facebook Reels. Connect your accounts and videos post automatically on your configured schedule.

Yes — Instagram Reels can only be published through a Professional account (Business or Creator). It's free to switch inside Instagram → Settings → Account type, and personal accounts can convert in a few taps. If you connect a personal account, Mediasynth still links it but warns you that posts won't publish until you switch.

Yes. You create your own characters with custom names, images, expressions, voices, and personalities. They're unique to your channel.

Yes, on every tier including free. The script writer lets you type the lines yourself — pick who says what, add the format's own details like a subreddit or quiz questions, and it gets voiced, captioned and rendered exactly like a generated one. Every format supports it. Most people use the topic queue instead: pick a topic, hit Make video, and Mediasynth writes the script for you. Both cost the same credits (200 free on signup); what paid plans add is autopilot, the same thing on a schedule with no clicking.

Videos are short-form vertical content, typically 30 to 90 seconds — optimized for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.

Yes. You can enable review mode on any premise so videos wait for your approval before posting. Or let them post automatically.

Dialogue (character debates), tier lists, quizzes, Reddit-style stories, Reddit comment threads, skits, rants, text message conversations, 4chan-style greentext stories, fake ChatGPT chats, Tumblr threads, X/Twitter threads, Discord chats, and YouTube comment sections, plus five Illustrated formats with no gameplay footage at all: second-person "your life as" narration, narrated horror, explainers that walk through one surprising fact, paradoxes left deliberately unresolved, and stories — an escape, a heist, a legend — told start to finish. Every Illustrated format has a selectable art style. You can mix multiple formats on a single premise.

Yes — 29 of them, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Filipino, Malay, Indonesian, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Greek, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, and Tamil. This is not subtitling. The topic, the script, the voice, the word-synced captions, and the post title, description and hashtags are all generated natively in the language you choose, so the channel reads as native rather than dubbed. Every format and all four platforms work in every language. You pick the language when you create a premise and it stays fixed after that, because the channel's voices and caption fonts are chosen for it — the pickers only offer voices and fonts that can actually speak and render your language.

Optional. Three monthly tiers — Hobby ($5/mo), Starter ($15/mo), and Pro ($40/mo) — bundle monthly credits, automation features (auto-posting, auto-pilot, web search, expressive audio, and more), and a discount on credit top-ups. You can cancel anytime, or skip subscribing entirely and stay on the free plan with pay-as-you-go credits.