Script, voice, footage, edit, render — six AI tools and one app I built, driving 14M+ views of faceless Shorts. No team, no agency, no one to wait on.
Every ranking video on this channel was cut with Sakura Ranking. The numbers below are pulled live — not a screenshot.
Paste TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Reels links. Trim each clip, order the countdown, hit render. You get a finished 9:16 Short — rendered on your own machine, no watermark, no monthly fee.
Drop a screen recording at assets/demo.mp4 and it appears automatically.
Five tools I actually open every week. Each one earns its place by removing a step I used to do by hand.
Text-to-speech that doesn't sound like text-to-speech. Voice cloning, 30+ languages, sound-effect generation.
How I use it: every voiceover on my channel, plus the SFX bed underneath.
Turns a long video into short clips, adds captions, swaps avatars, and batches the whole thing.
How I use it: chopping long-form into Shorts and generating B-roll.
Cinematic camera moves from a text prompt — dolly, orbit, crash zoom — on generated or uploaded footage.
How I use it: intro shots that would need a real camera rig and a real budget.
Type a script, pick a presenter, get a talking-head video in 130+ languages. No camera, no studio.
How I use it: explainer segments where a face holds attention better than B-roll.
Ad copy, captions, titles and descriptions — generated in bulk, then tuned instead of written cold.
How I use it: ten title variations per video, so I'm picking a hook, not inventing one.
The desktop app I built to make ranking Shorts. Fetch, trim, order, render — locally, watermark-free.
How I use it: it made every video on a channel with 11M views.
Six tools, one finished video — usually in under two hours.
The AI tools I tested that week — what worked, what wasted my money.