I Used Higgsfield AI + Claude to Build a $39,500/Month Faceless Channel

[00:00] I just found a faceless YouTube channel

[00:02] that's making almost $40,000 every

[00:04] single month. And it made me wonder, can

[00:06] I completely recreate this channel and

[00:08] build the exact same style of videos

[00:10] using AI, but with one catch? I only

[00:12] have 20 minutes. Can I actually do it?

[00:15] Let's find out. Hi, I'm Adil. So, if you

[00:18] want to learn how to automate content

[00:19] with AI and create a YouTube channel

[00:21] that can bring you money from scratch

[00:23] without showing your face or hiring a

[00:25] team, this video is for you. Today I'm

[00:28] going to show you everything from

[00:30] finding the idea to creating a

[00:32] completely AI generated film with a

[00:33] single prompt using two of the most

[00:36] powerful AI tools in 2026. Clot Fable 5

[00:39] and Kicksfield MCP. This is the

[00:41] combination that will help you turn your

[00:43] content into real income. We'll break

[00:45] down the entire workflow into three

[00:47] simple steps that anyone can follow,

[00:50] even if you're a complete beginner. And

[00:52] although a lot of people believe that

[00:54] YouTube doesn't pay for AI content

[00:56] anymore, I'm going to show you exactly

[00:58] how to get your AI channel monetized.

[01:00] So, make sure to stick around till the

[01:02] end. Let's get into it. So, as you can

[01:04] see right here, Vid IQ shows that this

[01:07] channel called Bright Side is making

[01:09] $39,500

[01:10] a month, which is absolutely insane. A

[01:13] lot of people say AI channels get

[01:15] demonetized, and that may be true, but

[01:18] it only happens when they bring zero

[01:20] value. YouTube doesn't care whether your

[01:22] content was created using AI or not, but

[01:25] what it truly cares about is how

[01:27] valuable the content really is. This

[01:29] channel gets billions of views with

[01:31] simple storytelling, cinematic visuals,

[01:33] and an easy format. If you're thinking,

[01:36] "Of course, I get high income and views.

[01:37] Look at their subscriber count." I have

[01:39] great news. Views don't depend on your

[01:42] subscriber count anymore. If your

[01:43] content is good enough, the algorithm

[01:45] pushes it directly to non-subscribers.

[01:48] And even though they started posting

[01:50] years ago, the educational explanator

[01:52] format is completely evergreen. And this

[01:55] is exactly what we need. To be clear,

[01:57] we're borrowing the format, not the

[01:59] videos. That's the difference between

[02:00] inspiration and a reused content strike.

[02:03] Now, let me show you how to turn this

[02:05] idea into a profitable YouTube channel,

[02:07] even if you're a complete beginner.

[02:12] Step one, connecting Claude Fable 5 and

[02:14] Hixold MCP. To get started, go to your

[02:16] browser and search for Hixold AAI. If

[02:19] you don't have an account yet, create

[02:20] one. Then click on MCP and CLI. Next,

[02:24] copy the installation command shown

[02:27] here. Then open cloud. Go to settings

[02:30] and connectors. Here, click add custom

[02:33] connector. Name it Higs field. Paste it

[02:37] URL and click connect. Then go back and

[02:40] switch to cloud code. We'll be doing the

[02:42] rest of the process here. Okay, our

[02:45] setup is done. Let's start the most

[02:47] interesting part.

[02:50] Once everything is installed, you need

[02:52] to define what kind of videos you want

[02:53] to create. The whole secret to getting

[02:55] paid on YouTube is that your content

[02:58] provides real value. YouTube loves

[03:00] videos that bring value to the viewer,

[03:02] but some niches simply pay more than

[03:04] others. It's called RPM. How much

[03:06] YouTube pays you per,000 views. The

[03:08] three niches with the highest RPM are

[03:11] finance, tech, and educational content.

[03:14] So, just pick any topic within these

[03:16] three options. I chose the education

[03:18] niche, just like Bright Side, the

[03:20] channel we just saw, because educational

[03:22] content appeals to everyone and has huge

[03:24] audience retention, which is exactly

[03:26] what drives your monetization. So, to

[03:28] create a video like this, we need a

[03:30] script first. But I won't be writing,

[03:32] searching for topics, or doing any

[03:34] manual work. Instead, I'm going to have

[03:36] Cloud Fable 5 do all the work and Hixel

[03:39] MCP generate all the content for me. So,

[03:42] Cloud Fable 5 is Anthropic's newest

[03:44] model. It just dropped and it's the

[03:47] smartest one they've ever shipped. And

[03:48] Kixel MCP is what connects it to a full

[03:51] generation engine. Image, video, voice,

[03:54] all under one roof. Together, they run

[03:57] as a single strongest system. So here

[04:00] I'm going to type

[04:02] analyze this channel scenarios hooks and

[04:06] write me a script for a similar video

[04:09] and I'm going to paste in the link of

[04:11] the channel. Now Claw Fable 5 analyzes

[04:15] the most viral videos on the Bright Side

[04:17] channel, the hooks, the video structure,

[04:20] finds common patterns, and chooses the

[04:22] topic itself and writes a ready script

[04:24] for the entire video. I like how the

[04:26] script is structured to grab the

[04:28] viewer's attention from the very first

[04:30] second. Okay, the script is ready. Now,

[04:32] let me show you my favorite part of the

[04:34] entire workflow. With MCP, you can make

[04:37] 10, 20, or 30 minute videos and keep the

[04:40] exact same characters and style

[04:42] throughout the whole clip. With a single

[04:44] prompt, we're going to generate the

[04:45] entire video, including the visuals,

[04:47] editing, and voice over, in just a few

[04:49] minutes. And later in the video, I'll

[04:51] show you how to automate the rest of the

[04:53] process and publish everything to

[04:55] YouTube. The best part is still ahead.

[05:00] Now, on YouTube, keeping viewers engaged

[05:02] requires changing visuals every 5 to 10

[05:04] seconds, which means you need a lot of

[05:06] different shots and scenes. So, for a

[05:08] 5-minute video, you'd normally have to

[05:10] write prompts and generate clips at

[05:12] least 30 times over. If anything goes

[05:15] wrong, you have to redo it, which takes

[05:17] half a day. And that's without even

[05:19] counting the voice over. So instead of

[05:21] wasting hours on this boring work, I'm

[05:24] just going to ask it to make the full

[05:26] video at once. Make a 5 minute video

[05:29] like on the reference account using

[05:32] Cense 2.0

[05:34] 1080p for the quality. And I'm going to

[05:37] say it's going on a faceless YouTube

[05:38] channel for some context.

[05:41] Now CloudFable 5 generates everything

[05:44] through pixelp. First, it's going to

[05:46] break down everything into clips, define

[05:48] the duration of each one manually. You

[05:51] would need to write prompts, generate

[05:53] clips, and match them to the audio. And

[05:55] here, all of it is automated. It handles

[05:57] the voice over, the music, and keeps the

[06:00] exact same visual style across the

[06:02] entire video. And on top of that, Claude

[06:04] is also fact-checking, doing research if

[06:07] something is missing, and basically

[06:09] doing all the work for you, even despite

[06:11] the super simple prompt where I didn't

[06:13] specify any of it really. All right, the

[06:16] video is done and Cloud Code has already

[06:18] created a folder on my laptop with all

[06:20] the assets. Let's see how it turned out.

[06:23] See that mountain? In a few hours, it

[06:25] will erase this entire city. And 2,000

[06:28] years later, we'll still be digging up

[06:30] the people who didn't run. This is

[06:33] Pompei, and today is your last day here.

[06:38] You're a baker's apprentice. It's dawn,

[06:40] August 24th, 79 AD. You light the oven

[06:44] like every other morning in a Roman city

[06:47] of 12,000 people, wedged at the foot of

[06:49] a volcano that nobody even knows is a

[06:52] volcano.

[06:53] Pompei is loud, rich, and alive. Fast

[06:57] food counters on every corner. Election

[06:59] ads painted on the walls. The city's

[07:01] famous fish sauce ships across the whole

[07:04] empire. And Vubius, just a green

[07:07] mountain covered in vineyards.

[07:11] But the signs are everywhere. Wells have

[07:14] gone dry. Dogs won't stop barking. Small

[07:18] tremors rattle the sheds. And nobody

[07:21] panics because earthquakes. Okay, we

[07:23] just got a full five minutee documentary

[07:25] video made entirely with AI. I only

[07:27] showed you a minute of it, so we don't

[07:29] waste time, but you can watch the full

[07:31] version by the link in the description.

[07:33] And to make this complete AI documentary

[07:35] from scratch, it took me only 10

[07:37] minutes. I'm scared to imagine how much

[07:39] time it would take me to do this

[07:40] manually. Idea, script, voice over,

[07:44] video, editing. I handled every single

[07:47] step. That's crazy, right? And all I did

[07:50] was write two simple sentences. one to

[07:52] analyze the channel and write the script

[07:54] and the second to generate the full

[07:56] video and all of this happens without a

[07:58] team without showing your face or

[08:01] shooting a real video. The combination

[08:03] of Hixel MCP and Claude opens up huge

[08:05] earning opportunities for anyone who

[08:07] wanted to start a channel or build an

[08:09] extra income stream but thought it was

[08:11] too hard or expensive. Now it's 100

[08:13] times cheaper, faster, and accessible to

[08:16] anyone. This is great news for anyone

[08:18] who wants to get paid by YouTube without

[08:20] actually making the content themselves.

[08:22] So, our video is done and all that's

[08:24] left is to package it for YouTube. So,

[08:27] I'm going to ask Claude

[08:30] put together a complete YouTube video

[08:32] package for me.

[08:34] Prepare the thumbnails, title, and

[08:37] everything else needed to upload it. So,

[08:40] Hixel MCP starts generating thumbnails,

[08:42] title options, description, tags,

[08:46] everything you need. And if you check

[08:47] the project folder on your laptop,

[08:49] everything is going to be uploaded

[08:50] there, even without me asking for it.

[08:53] The level of automation is insane. Kixel

[08:55] even generated three thumbnails for

[08:56] testing, so YouTube itself can pick the

[08:58] one people click on the most. Okay, one

[09:00] video is cool, but we need more. And

[09:03] now, with one simple prompt, let's

[09:04] launch our content machine that will

[09:06] bring in money. So, I'm just going to

[09:08] type in make me two more videos. Pick

[09:12] topics that would perform well on

[09:13] YouTube for the same channel.

[09:17] Hit enter. And since CloudFable does

[09:20] deep research for each topic

[09:21] individually, every single video gets a

[09:24] completely unique script and visual

[09:25] style, not some copypaste template.

[09:28] Hixold MCP is handling all of the

[09:30] creative tasks, the videos themselves,

[09:32] photos, thumbnails, while Claude Fable

[09:35] is doing the research and writing the

[09:36] scripts. While it generates, let's

[09:38] schedule our first video. I'm going on

[09:41] YouTube, and I've already created a new

[09:43] account. Clicking create, upload a

[09:46] video, choosing the video file, and

[09:49] hitting upload.

[09:51] Then I'm going back to our chat and

[09:53] copying the title and description.

[09:57] uploading the three thumbnails for AB

[10:00] test and then just following the

[10:02] instructions that we already have. Then

[10:04] choose publish.

[10:06] Schedule the date and time. And that's

[10:08] it. Now we have our first video on

[10:10] YouTube. By the way, let's check if our

[10:13] other videos are ready.

[10:15] All of them have been generated. Look at

[10:18] the amount of work MCP did all on its

[10:19] own. I didn't write a single correction.

[10:22] Let's watch one of the videos. I will

[10:24] upload the full versions of these videos

[10:27] in the description below so you can

[10:28] check them out.

[10:29] >> For 16 centuries, Venice has floated on

[10:32] the edge of the impossible. Founded in

[10:34] the fifth century by refugees fleeing

[10:37] the mainland, it rose from 118 islands

[10:40] in a shallow lagoon. Beneath the marble

[10:43] and stone lies a secret, an upside down

[10:47] forest. Millions of wooden piles driven

[10:50] tip down into the mud hold the entire

[10:53] city above the water. Submerged in

[10:55] oxygen poor silt, the wood never fully

[10:58] rots. It hardens almost to stone. 14,000

[11:03] poles support the Rialto Bridge alone.

[11:06] 10,000 oaks hold up St. Mark's Basilica,

[11:10] but this balance was never meant to last

[11:12] forever. Across the 20th century, Venice

[11:15] lost 23 cm of height to the sea. Half of

[11:19] that was the city itself sinking. In the

[11:22] 1950s and60s, factories on the mainland

[11:25] pumped groundwater from beneath the

[11:27] lagoon.

[11:29] I think this video is very interesting.

[11:31] This is the kind of stuff I watch right

[11:32] before going to bed. Now, I'm going to

[11:34] upload this and the rest of the videos.

[11:37] To start making money from your account

[11:38] on YouTube, you need a total of 1,000

[11:40] subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch

[11:42] time. And honestly, you can hit those

[11:44] numbers really fast. So, don't worry. I

[11:47] know this from my own experience. And

[11:49] for those of you who are worried about

[11:51] AI content getting demonetized, YouTube

[11:53] has no problem with AI. It just blocks

[11:56] people who use it to make lazy,

[11:58] lowquality spam. You just need to follow

[12:00] a few basic rules. The AI voice must fit

[12:03] the context. The script must be original

[12:06] with real insights. And the visuals must

[12:09] be properly edited, not just some random

[12:11] clips slapped together without any

[12:13] editing. So, you're totally safe

[12:15] because, as I said before, Fable 5

[12:18] always writes unique text while Hixel

[12:20] handles the visuals and the editing.

[12:22] It's a perfect match. And here's a

[12:25] little tip. A lot of Faceless channels

[12:27] use shorts to grow much faster. Just ask

[12:29] MCP to analyze the most viral shorts in

[12:32] your niche to see what mechanics work

[12:34] and what performs best and then have it

[12:36] create your own original shorts based on

[12:39] those insights. Okay, our videos are

[12:42] uploaded. I've added the tags and the

[12:44] thumbnails created by MCB. Now, let's

[12:47] see what happens in 3 days.

[12:52] Okay, I'm back and it's been 3 days

[12:54] since we uploaded the videos. Let's jump

[12:55] on YouTube and check out our results.

[12:58] All right, we've already collected some

[13:00] views and subscribers, and I think this

[13:02] is a great sign that we're moving in the

[13:04] right direction. Now, I have absolutely

[13:06] no doubt that anyone can replicate this.

[13:08] You don't even need to learn prompting.

[13:10] Educational formats always perform. The

[13:12] Bright Side channel makes almost $40,000

[13:15] a month purely from AdSense with this

[13:17] kind of AI content, and views are just

[13:19] the tip of the iceberg. YouTube also

[13:21] opens the doors for paid collaborations

[13:23] and high-paying brand deals for major

[13:25] companies. And as someone who just came

[13:28] to YouTube 6 months ago and now runs a

[13:30] YouTube channel professionally, I can

[13:32] fully confirm this. AI simplifies

[13:34] content production, allows you to enter

[13:36] any niche, and opens up a ton of

[13:39] opportunities, even if you have zero

[13:40] experience. By the way, we already did

[13:42] an experiment in a motion design niche

[13:44] where I made $1,280 from zero. And you

[13:48] can watch the full video right here. So,

[13:50] in just 15 minutes, we created three

[13:52] long format videos for a brand new

[13:53] YouTube channel. The challenge is

[13:55] complete and now I'm passing the

[13:57] challenge over to you. Pick a topic you

[13:58] want to monetize on YouTube, create an

[14:00] account, and upload a videos made with a

[14:02] Kixold MCP. I'm going to leave a link to

[14:04] it in the description. And as always, if

[14:06] you found this video helpful, hit the

[14:08] like button, subscribe, and I'll see you

[14:10] guys in the next one.