AITuber
AITuber turns a script or a simple idea into finished faceless videos, adding AI voiceover, visuals, synced captions and music, then publishing them automatically to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram in over 140 languages.
What is AITuber?
AITuber is a web platform that produces faceless videos, meaning videos with no presenter on screen, from a script, a topic or a single prompt. It covers the whole production chain in one pass: it writes or ingests the script, paints AI visuals scene by scene, generates the voiceover, syncs captions word by word, scores the result with background music and masters the final file.
Seven formats ship natively. Faceless shorts target YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels. Long-form videos run to twenty minutes with multi-scene narration. AI music videos sync visuals to an uploaded or generated track. Talking-head and UGC ad videos are built from a single photo. Skeleton videos cover the viral anatomy format, talking-object clips serve product demos and brand mascots, and standalone AI video clips come from text-to-video, image-to-video and first-frame-to-last-frame generation.
The voice layer draws on more than 1,300 AI voices across 140+ languages, supplied by ElevenLabs, and a voice can be cloned from a one-minute sample then reused in every language. Visually the platform advertises 27+ styles, from cinematic and anime to 3D Pixar, cyberpunk and Kurzgesagt, across four quality tiers: Basic, Good, Premium and Max, the last running flagship models such as Nano Banana and Flux. Any individual scene can be regenerated without disturbing the rest.
The distinguishing feature is Autopilot. Connect a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram account, choose a niche and a cadence, and the platform finds trending ideas, writes scripts, produces the videos and publishes them on schedule with no further input.
Usage is metered in credits, roughly 35 for a thirty-second short at Basic quality, and a short generally renders in two to five minutes. Exports go up to 4K.
For technical teams there is a public REST API, a Bearer-authenticated POST to /api/v1/videos/generate followed by status polling, an MCP server reachable from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Notion AI, OpenClaw and Hermes, and AI Skills for coding agents, though API and MCP access starts at the Studio tier. The homepage claims 47,305+ creators. The product is web-only: no mobile app, no browser extension.
What it does
- Generate faceless short videos from a single idea or a finished script
- Produce long-form multi-scene videos of up to twenty minutes
- Publish automatically to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram on a schedule you set
- Clone your own voice from a one-minute sample and use it across 140+ languages
- Create talking-head avatars and UGC ads from a single photo
- Build music videos synced to an uploaded or AI-generated track
- Generate standalone AI clips with text-to-video, image-to-video or first-frame-to-last-frame
When to use AITuber / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if AITuber is the right fit.
When to use AITuber
- Creators running YouTube Shorts, TikTok or Reels channels who need volume rather than one-off pieces
- Solo creators and small teams with no editing skills, who want a finished video rather than a timeline
- Marketers and agencies producing UGC ads, product demos and brand-mascot clips at pace
- Anyone publishing to several channels at once who wants scheduling and posting handled automatically
- Developers and AI-agent builders who want video generation callable from code, through the REST API or the MCP server
When not to use AITuber
- Editors who need frame-level control: this is a generator, not a non-linear editing suite
- Anyone working from real footage, since every asset here is generated rather than filmed
- Organisations that require a DPA, a subprocessor list or a SOC 2 / ISO 27001 certification, none of which is published
- Buyers who need a verifiable legal counterparty, as no postal address or full company name appears anywhere on the site
- Users under 13, or under 16 in the European Economic Area, who are excluded by the terms
How to use AITuber
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Sign up free at app.aituber.app with no credit card; 50 credits are granted immediately
- Pick a template: faceless short, avatar, music video, long-form or one of the viral formats
- Give it what that template needs, which is a script or idea, a photo, an audio track or a prompt
- Let the platform generate voiceover, visuals, captions and motion, all auto-synced; queue it and close the tab if you prefer
- Review the result and regenerate any individual scene that missed the mark
- Add background music from the royalty-free library or upload your own track
- Download in 4K, or publish in one click to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram
- To automate, link your channels, set a niche and a cadence, and let Autopilot run; setup is advertised at two minutes and can be paused anytime
- For programmatic use, create an API key in the dashboard, POST to /api/v1/videos/generate and poll the video status until it reports completed
- For agent use, add mcp.aituber.app as a connector in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Notion AI, OpenClaw or Hermes, signing in through the browser or passing a Bearer key for headless runs
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The whole production chain sits in one tool, with no plugin and no second application
- Autopilot genuinely runs end to end, all the way to scheduled publishing
- Very broad language coverage, 140+ languages, and a cloned voice works across all of them
- Every creative feature is included in every paid plan; only credits and channel count change
- Full commercial rights to generated videos are written explicitly into the terms
- A developer surface rare in this category: REST API, MCP server and AI Skills
- Entry at 29 USD per month with no commitment, and a no-card signup with 50 free credits
Cons
- Almost no corporate identity is published: no postal address, no full legal name, no legal notice page
- The GDPR is never mentioned, and there is no DPA, no subprocessor list and no Article 27 representative
- No hosting country or region is disclosed, and no security certification is claimed
- The terms and the commercial pages contradict each other on whether unused credits expire
- API and MCP access is locked behind the Studio tier at 89 USD per month
- Generated videos are kept only 30 days by default unless you save them
- There is no public demo and no mobile app, so judging the output requires opening an account
Pricing & Plans
A free entry point is available: signing up costs nothing, requires no credit card and grants 50 starter credits, and the terms refer to accounts reverting to a free tier after cancellation. The lowest paid price point is the Creator plan at 29 USD per month. Local pricing in Indian rupees is displayed alongside the dollar figures, starting at 1,799 INR per month.
- Creator — 29 USD per month — 1
- 800 credits
- 1 channel on autopilot
- around 51 short videos a month
- no API or MCP access
- Pro — 49 USD per month — 4
- 000 credits
- 2 channels on autopilot
- around 114 short videos a month
- no API or MCP access
- flagged Most Popular
- Studio — 89 USD per month — 8
- 000 credits
- 4 channels on autopilot
- around 228 short videos a month
- API and MCP included
- Agency — 149 USD per month — 15
- 000 credits
- unlimited channels
- around 428 short videos a month
- API and MCP included
- Business — 349 USD per month — 35
- 000 credits
- unlimited channels
- around 1
- 000 short videos a month
- API and MCP included
- Enterprise — 499 USD per month — 50
- 000 credits
- unlimited channels
- around 1
- 428 short videos a month
- API and MCP included
- Every plan carries the full set of templates
- voices
- styles and 4K export
- volume estimates assume 30-second shorts at roughly 35 credits each
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how AITuber handles your data.
GDPR overview
The GDPR is never named on this site. A search across every archived page returns no occurrence of the regulation, of the CCPA, or of any equivalent framework. What the privacy policy does provide is a list of data subject rights introduced conditionally, as rights you may have depending on your location: access, correction, deletion, portability, objection and marketing opt-out, exercised by writing to privacy@aituber.app. The only explicit nod to Europe is the minimum age, set at 13 and raised to 16 in the EEA. Nothing else is in place: no Article 27 representative, no Data Processing Agreement, no published subprocessor list, no named standard contractual clauses. International transfers are acknowledged with unspecified appropriate safeguards. Governing law is Delaware. Both the privacy policy and the terms are dated 10 January 2025.
Who owns the data?
You keep ownership of everything you submit, scripts and text included. Submitting it grants AITuber a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence, limited to operating the service. Generated videos come with full commercial rights: you may use, modify, monetise and distribute them freely, and you alone answer for their compliance with applicable law and third-party rights. AITuber and its licensors retain everything relating to the platform itself, meaning the software, the technology and the trademarks, so no ownership in the service passes to you. Your content may also be processed by third-party AI providers, named by way of example as OpenAI and ElevenLabs, purely to deliver the service.
Reuse rights
Reuse is unrestricted and needs no further permission. The terms state plainly that you retain full commercial rights to the videos generated through the platform and may use, modify, monetise and distribute them freely, which covers monetised YouTube, TikTok and Instagram publishing as well as client work. Two limits remain, and they sit with you rather than with the vendor. First, you are solely responsible for making sure the finished video complies with applicable law and third-party rights, including YouTube Community Guidelines and copyright, so ownership of the output is not a warranty about it. Second, the acceptable use policy forbids deepfakes, impersonation and undisclosed misleading content, so the licence to reuse stops where that policy begins.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Hosting is essentially undocumented. The privacy policy commits only to secure cloud storage with reputable providers, naming neither the providers, nor a country, nor a region, and no trust or security page exists to fill the gap. The declared safeguards are generic: encrypted transmission over HTTPS/TLS, regular security audits and monitoring, and access controls with authentication, alongside an explicit admission that no method of transmission is completely secure. International transfers are acknowledged, with appropriate safeguards asserted but never described. No certification is claimed anywhere, neither SOC 2 nor ISO 27001. The public site resolves behind Cloudflare on an anycast address, which identifies the CDN edge that answered the query and says nothing about where user data actually rests. Anyone with a data residency requirement should therefore treat the jurisdiction as unknown and ask the vendor directly before committing.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting AITuber.
- The terms and the commercial pages disagree on whether unused credits expire; take the less favourable reading until the vendor clarifies
- Generated videos are deleted after 30 days by default, so anything you value must be downloaded and archived yourself
- With no postal address and no full legal name published, practical recourse against the vendor would be difficult
- Governing law and courts are in Delaware, and liability is capped at what you paid over the previous twelve months
- You alone answer for what you publish, including YouTube rules and copyright, and the terms forbid deepfakes and undisclosed impersonation
- Left to run unattended, an autopilot that picks the niche, writes the script and posts on your behalf can quietly replace your editorial judgement with whatever the trend signal rewards, and a channel of volume without a point of view is easy to build and hard to rescue
- International data transfers are acknowledged without naming a single country or a specific safeguard
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low for ordinary use. Signing up takes no card, no editing skill is required, and a first video is a few minutes away. Autopilot is advertised at two minutes of setup, with channels connected through a one-click OAuth flow. The programmatic route is markedly more technical: creating an API key, issuing HTTP requests and polling for completion. The MCP route means editing a configuration file such as mcp.json or config.toml, or adding a connector, then authenticating in the browser, with a Bearer header for headless runs. Some clients add prerequisites, notably developer mode in ChatGPT and workspace admin approval in Notion.
Deployment
Integrations
Supported languages
Behind AITuber
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Alternatives
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a video take to generate?
How do the credits work?
What exactly does Autopilot do?
Can I clone my own voice, and how many languages are supported?
Is there an API or an MCP integration?
Who owns the videos, and is my content used to train AI models?
How long are my videos and my data kept?
Can I cancel at any time, and is there a minimum age?
Should you pick AITuber?
AITuber is functionally one of the more complete faceless video generators available, and it goes further than most by exposing a REST API, an MCP server and AI Skills, a developer surface that is genuinely uncommon in this category. The value for money is favourable too: every creative feature, every voice and every style is present from the 29 USD entry plan, and only the credit allowance and the number of autopilot channels change as you climb. For a creator publishing at volume, or an agency turning out UGC ads and product demos, the proposition is coherent and the Autopilot mode delivers what it promises, right through to scheduled publishing.
The counterweight is serious and it is not about features. The company behind the tool is close to invisible: no postal address, no full legal name, no legal notice page anywhere on the site. The compliance picture is thinner still, with the GDPR never named, no Data Processing Agreement, no subprocessor list, no Article 27 representative and no hosting country disclosed. The domain itself is young, first captured in July 2024 and registered in November 2025 with a one-year horizon. On top of that, the terms of service and the commercial pages flatly contradict each other on whether unused credits expire, which is the sort of discrepancy a buyer should settle before committing.
The practical reading follows from that split. For individual creators, marketers and agencies producing social video at scale, where the stakes are reach rather than regulatory exposure, AITuber is a strong and well-priced option. For any organisation operating in a regulated environment, handling personal data on behalf of others, or simply needing a counterparty it can identify, the gaps in the legal and compliance record are reason enough to look elsewhere.
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