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GUIDES
Straight answers to the questions creators search before they make a video: how long a Short can be, what size a thumbnail should be, how many words fill ten minutes, how to start a faceless channel. Every guide opens with the answer, then explains it.
Platform rules are quoted from YouTube's, TikTok's and Instagram's own help pages and linked at the end of each guide, with the date they were checked. When a rule changes, the guide changes with it.
What a faceless YouTube channel is, the formats that work without a face, how to start one step by step, and YouTube's rules for monetizing faceless videos.
30 faceless YouTube channel ideas by style, from explainers to kids' stories, each with the format and look that suits it, and how to test an idea first.
YouTube automation, honestly explained: what to automate and what to keep human, YouTube's rules on mass-produced content, and a sample weekly workflow.
40 YouTube video ideas for beginners, any niche and Shorts, plus a repeatable method for finding more in search, comments and the Trends tab.
How to get views on YouTube, from how YouTube says search and recommendations work: titles, thumbnails, retention, search, Shorts and what never to do.
The best time to post on YouTube is when your own viewers are online. How to find that hour in YouTube Studio, how much timing matters, and how to schedule.
YouTube Shorts can be up to 3 minutes long. The length, size and aspect ratio rules, how to upload a Short, and how to plan a script that fits the clock.
The YouTube thumbnail size to use: 3840 × 2160 in 16:9, at least 640 pixels wide, as a JPG or PNG under 2 MB from a phone. Plus Shorts sizes and design tips.
TikTok uploads run up to 30 minutes and Instagram Reels up to 20, but reels reach new viewers only at 3 minutes or less. How to plan a script for both.
A free video script template for YouTube: six fill-in parts, a worked explainer example, a Shorts version, word counts by length and an editing checklist.
A 5-minute speech is about 750 words at 150 words a minute. Word counts for every length at slow, natural and fast paces, and how to time your own.
What YouTube's inauthentic content policy means for AI and faceless channels: what it bans, how it differs from reused content, and when to disclose AI.
● QUESTIONS
The VidMyth team. Platform facts come from the platforms' own help pages, linked as sources in each guide, and product facts come from how VidMyth actually works.
Each guide shows the date it was last checked. When YouTube, TikTok or Instagram change a limit or a policy, the guide is updated and the date moves.
Start with how to start a faceless YouTube channel, then pick a format from faceless YouTube channel ideas.
Write or generate a script, paste it into the studio, pick a template, and the AI agents make the finished video.
No. The guides and the free tools are free to read and use, with no account needed.