The only AI that posts faceless videos to YouTube Shorts AND TikTok on one schedule

Opus Clip is the cheapest entry at $15/month, but it repurposes existing long-form video rather than generating faceless content from scratch. Among true faceless generators, AutoShorts.ai, Faceless.video, and ShortsNinja all start at $19/month, and ShortsFast starts at $29/month with more videos per month (10) than AutoShorts Starter (about 12–13 per month from its 3×/week cadence).

ShortsFast, AutoShorts.ai, Faceless.video, and ShortsNinja all publish to both YouTube Shorts and TikTok. AutoFaceless.ai posts to YouTube Shorts only as of April 2026, with TikTok and Instagram Reels listed as coming soon. Opus Clip posts to both but only clips from existing video.

AutoShorts.ai is cheaper at the entry price ($19/month vs ShortsFast's $29/month), but on a per-video basis ShortsFast is comparable: ShortsFast Starter delivers 10 videos a month, while AutoShorts Starter delivers three posts a week (roughly 12–13 per month). ShortsFast's Pro at $49/month delivers 30 videos across 3 series, designed for creators testing multiple niches in parallel, which is where AutoShorts users report the biggest friction.

For a beginner launching a first faceless channel on both YouTube Shorts and TikTok, ShortsFast is designed for a one-time setup: pick a niche, pick a voice, set a schedule, and it runs on autopilot. If budget is the hard constraint, AutoShorts.ai Starter at $19/month is a reasonable alternative — with the caveat that it publishes one content series at a time.

Not yet. As of April 2026, ShortsFast publishes to YouTube Shorts and TikTok. AutoShorts.ai, ShortsNinja, and Opus Clip are the options with current Instagram Reels support.

No. Opus Clip is an AI clipping tool: it takes existing long-form videos and extracts short, viral-optimised clips. It does not generate faceless content from a topic idea. If you already record long-form podcasts or webinars, Opus Clip fits. If you want short-form content produced from scratch with no source footage, choose a faceless generator like ShortsFast, AutoShorts, Faceless.video, or ShortsNinja.

AutoFaceless.ai uses OpenAI's Sora 2 model and produces the highest-fidelity AI video among the tools compared here. The trade-off is that AutoFaceless currently publishes to YouTube Shorts only — TikTok and Reels are listed as coming soon. ShortsFast, AutoShorts, and ShortsNinja use stock/generated visuals with AI voiceover, which is a proven format for faceless channels but visually less cinematic than Sora-generated output.

ShortsFast Pro ($49/month) explicitly supports 3 series in parallel. AutoShorts.ai users report being locked to a single series at a time. ShortsNinja's credit-based model lets you switch between projects but caps by credits, not series count. AutoFaceless uses a credits model. Opus Clip is project-based, tied to the source video you upload.

Opus Clip is purpose-built for that workflow. It is the wrong tool if you want faceless content generated from scratch, and the right tool if you already have 30–60 minute source videos and want 20–30 short clips extracted per episode.

ShortsFast offers a 7-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. Opus Clip offers a free tier with watermark plus a 7-day Pro trial. The other tools in this comparison are paid from day one as of April 2026 — always check the vendor's current pricing page before signing up.

Quarterly. Pricing and features in the AI short-form video space move quickly. The 'last verified' date at the top of this page reflects when each row was cross-checked against the vendor's public pricing page.

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