§ 01 · The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
A dark-psychology Instagram page built to 1.3 million followers in a few months without a face, without a film crew, and with roughly 70 percent of the production handled by AI. This tutorial tears the formula apart step by step.
Where the time goes.
00:00 – 00:38
01 · VIRAL Now
Hook: introduces the dark-psychology faceless format and teases the Zoltium page growth as proof of concept.
00:38 – 01:12
02 · Niches
Lists compatible topic verticals: philosophy, masculinity, wealth psychology, body language, relationships, hidden history, subconscious mind, dark storytelling.
01:12 – 02:45
03 · Google Scholar
Step 1: source verified research at scholar.google.com. Set up a ChatGPT project with a restricting system prompt so it draws only from the uploaded paper.
02:45 – 03:52
04 · Chat GPT v1
Step 2: transcribe the reference accounts top 3 videos via Riverside FM, load into ChatGPT alongside the research, and generate a style-matched script.
03:52 – 06:07
05 · The Voiceover
Step 3: use hume.ai for emotion-aware TTS. Select a deep voice from the library, paste the script, generate, download. Sponsored segment.
06:07 – 06:51
06 · BG Music
Step 4: pick background music matching the video tone from CapCut built-in library or Instagram.
06:51 – 07:40
07 · CLIPS GPT
Step 5: prompt ChatGPT to analyze the script and output Pinterest search keywords matched to each cut point.
07:40 – 07:59
08 · 3M Followers
Mid-video community pitch for Skool Faceless Capital. Not part of the tutorial content.
07:59 – 11:18
09 · Viral Clips
Step 6: search Pinterest filtered to Video using AI-generated keywords. Download clips. Add a scary audio riser as an audio hook at the intro, apply dark filter and triple vignette.
11:18 – 12:16
10 · Co-Pilot Editor
Step 7: use ChatGPT as editing co-pilot for clip selection. Reframes expectation: AI improves workflow, it does not replace creative judgment.
12:16 – 13:00
11 · Final Vid
Previews the assembled output video: dark filter, vignette, captions, dark-psychology cheating script.
13:00 – 13:21
12 · Remember
Outro: asks viewers to vote for a series continuation, promotes playlist and Skool community.
Visual structure at a glance.
Lines you could clip.
11:31
"There is no AI tool that is going to do everything for you, and you are just gonna sit back and do nothing."
08:14
"I would have never found if ChatGPT did not give me the right keywords."
09:03
"There is more than just text hooks. There is more than just visual hooks. There are also audio hooks."
Things they pointed at.
06:07toolCapCut
How they asked for the click.
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next-video
"Should I turn this into a series where I create these tutorials on different videos that are trending?"
Soft ask framed as a viewer decision rather than a subscribe pitch. Also promotes the channel playlist for deeper education.
Word for word.
HOOK opening / re-engagementCTA the pitch
00:00HOOKThere's a new type of video taking over Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube shorts. This page has gained over 1,300,000 followers in just a few months.
00:08HOOKWhen you watch these videos, they feel like they're speaking directly to your subconscious. Fast paced,
00:15HOOKvisually addictive, driven by dark psychology, but backed by real science. And the craziest part of all of this is that they're using AI for around 70%
00:25HOOKof the work. Now whether you're a faceless creator, theme page, personal brand, or a business, if you're able to master this formula, it could change everything for you.
00:33HOOKHere is the full process step by step. Don't sleep on this. Now for this video, we're gonna be diving into the psychology
00:40niche. And the page we're looking at is the Zoltion page, which has grown over 1,300,000 followers in a few months.
00:47There are also other niches or topics for your page and videos that also work really well in this style that we're kind of looking at today. We've got philosophy, masculinity,
00:58wealth psychology, body language, relationships,
01:02hidden history, subconscious mind, and dark storytelling.
01:07These are just some of them. There's probably tons more. Okay.
01:11So it's time to make a script that works super well, and you can essentially do this with any niche in any topic for any account. But this is gonna be specific for this, and let's break it down. So the first thing you want to do is finding real information.
01:27We don't want to make up stories and lie about psychology and stuff like that. You want to actually have verified information. So if you go to scholar.google.com,
01:38you'll access Google's academic search engine. Essentially, it does is it pulls research papers and studies from verified sources like universities, scientific journals,
01:48and professionals. So in this case, you know, we want to search something like dark psychology,
01:55cheating, and here are all the articles. And let's say we're going to open this fourth one, but it wasn't really cheating.
02:02So this is kind of gold mine for viral scripts. Now we're going to copy all of this information into ChatGPT, create a new project
02:10under instructions, use this prompt so that ChatGPT will only provide you information from the verified article rather than, you know, grabbing it from elsewhere.
02:19Now all of the prompts and a bunch of stuff that I use will be in the description of this video. I recommend going to get that at the end of this video so that you understand everything that's in there and so that you can actually apply it to your videos and to your accounts. So let's move on to the next part.
02:36So now that we have our information, we need to add some more context. And for this, we need to basically tell ChatGPT, okay.
02:45This is kind of the information that I'm giving you. But now we need to actually turn this into some viral scripts. And for this, we're going to download, in this case, Zoltium's.
02:54We're gonna download the scripts for their three best performing videos. Okay? And that's simple.
03:00You know, you go on Instagram, grab the links, but we're going to use this free AI tool called Riverside FM. Now these are always changing.
03:08Riverside FM works really well right now. Download the script, and then we can head over to ChatGPT and basically
03:16add that information or those transcripts to our project.
03:21Now it's time to give the GBT the prompt for the script, which will also be in the description of this video, but it looks something like this. Now we have essentially a high potential
03:31viral script with legit information from verified professionals. Okay?
03:37And now this step is done. It's time to bring this to life.
03:41Now this next section is super important because one of the most important aspects of Zoltion is their voice without a doubt. So let's move over to start.
03:51Okay. So the next part is the voice over. Now this is super important as I mentioned, this can literally make or break your video.
03:59So for our voice over, we're going to be using an AI tool called hume.ai. Now what makes this tool different to many of the other ones out there, Hume can actually understand and act the emotion behind your script.
04:15Okay? And it sounds far more human, which really matters when you're trying to stand out, be unique, and when you're going to topics like, you know, the topic that we're kind of going for in this video, it's super important for us to have a non kind of robotic voice.
04:30You know, if people suddenly watch a video and think, oh, that's just AI, you know, it's not gonna work well for you. So this is Hue AI's landing page.
04:38Let me show you how to get started and how to use it. So go to app, and now you can create a free account like on every other platform. You can either sign up manually with your email and password or just sign up with your Gmail.
04:49Now let's skip all of this part. Now as soon as we log in, we have our account. By the way, it does give you 10,000
04:56free characters every single month, and the link will be in the description of this video. So humor is great.
05:03Definitely get exploring once you've watched this video. Now as soon as we log in, we can either explore the voice library or create our own voice.
05:12On the voice library, we have loads and loads of free voice actors suitable for our needs. Today, we're not going to be creating our own voice or doing anything too complicated because we want to kind of make this as simple as possible.
05:25So here's how we're going to be generating the voice. Paste the script Chachi b t gave us here. You could look for more voices here as well.
05:34If you click on change, I ended up choosing a deep voice. Now for this niche, I think that kind of suits it. If I spend more time exploring, I know some of you are gonna find some really, really good voices and really match kind of the scripts that you're creating.
05:46But basically, I think it matches kind of this video, the one I've picked now. On the bottom right, I'm gonna click generate, and here we go.
05:53Beautiful. Download the file and voice
05:56over. Done. This video is sponsored by hume.ai.
06:00And now it's time to bring this all together and start to create our video. Now in terms of your audio or, like, your background music, you've got numerous options for this. You know, have some inbuilt ones on CapCart.
06:11You can grab some from Instagram. Just pick something that matches the tone of your scripts and video. It's that time.
06:19It's time to edit and put the video together. Remember all that work we've done so far in terms of setting up our ChatGeeBT? Well, this is going to come in super useful for us right now.
06:31Trust me. Let's open up CapCut, create a new project, and name it. And now we're about to upload the voice over, and we're going to choose the music enhancement
06:41filter, which is on CapCut, which makes it sound a bit better. Turn it up slightly.
06:47Now the hardest part with a lot of these videos is finding the clips. So
06:54how are we going to do that? Well, this is what I meant when tragedy is about to come into play. I still really think that Pinterest is one of the best places to get b roll, video clips, whatever you need for your editing.
07:09But a lot of time what the struggle is is, you know, what am I gonna type in on Pinterest? You know, how am I gonna make this work? Well, here's the final prompt.
07:17CTASo after we've taken into consideration where the cuts happen in the Zoltion videos and what kind of footage they have, we can craft a final prompt which looks something like this. So essentially, what ChatGPT will do now with this prompt is analyze the script and then start to give me keywords for certain parts that I can just type on Pinterest.
07:38CTAOver the last six months, we've gained over 3,000,000 followers on my school community. If you're interested in building a social media business in the faceless world, be sure to check the link in my description. Okay.
07:51CTASo I'm gonna go dark surreal character art. Now always make sure in the settings section on Pinterest, you filter it to video as video is what we want. Although if you don't want videos and you're using images, which also work great right now, just leave it how it is.
08:06But I'm gonna press video, and you can see immediately there is a bunch of different stuff that comes up that honestly I would have never found if Charjeet PT didn't give me the right keywords. So you could see that this has opened up a whole
08:20different world of clips. I don't know who is making this, but thank you. And of course, when you can definitely credit people, it's the best thing to do, most ethical as well.
08:29You can use a Pinterest downloader. There is tons available on Google. I'm using this one right now.
08:34And essentially, what you want to do is start to kind of flow into this process, and you can upload them on CapCut. Now for the intro for this style of video, sound effects make a big big difference. So I'm going to use a scary intense
08:48riser, which you can hear, and it just adds that kind of dramatic, you know, capturing someone's attention right at the beginning of the video.
08:56There's more than just text hooks. There's more than just visual hooks. There are also audio hooks.
09:01So once you start to kind of incorporate layering your hooks, that's how these videos do well. And now let's create a filter.
09:09I'm not going to sit here and be like, you need to turn this down 30% minus 12 blah blah blah blah. Again, it will be in the description of the video. But essentially, when you're creating your filter, it is another angle that makes your page unique.
09:22So don't be afraid to try different things. And this is essentially just an adjustment layer.
09:28You play around with it, and you make those changes. The one I've used will be available again as I said in the description. You can use that and play around with it or create your own.
09:38But for example, if you look at pages like Zaltium, even influencers, businesses, etcetera, a lot of the time they do have certain filters that they use over and over again, and it just is another tool in their box to make them stand out. Now the next thing is the vignette, and we're going to essentially
09:54add three of these to our video for the dark look. Again, you wanna play around with this, but I do think for this style of video and a lot of the niches I mentioned at the beginning, it works super well. Now the next thing is the captions.
10:08Captions are super important as, you know, again, that adds context to the video. One of the reasons I like CapCut is because of the auto captions
10:18feature. I know it's paid, but that if there was anything that I would pay for, it's probably that feature because it's just makes life so much easier. There are potentially other tools out there which are free, which you can use.
10:31If anyone has any suggestions, let us know in the comments section. Help some people out, but, you know, we're using CapCut.
10:38Now I'm gonna go and pick the thrive font, which I think suits the video. You can copy my text shadow settings right here.
10:47Now you can edit this however you want, you know, line by line manually. You can go on to captions, fixing them manually, whatever you want to do.
10:55Now I wanted to add a small effect to my captions, so I went on to animations and I choose the fade in. I'll turn this down to zero point two seconds and this is how they look now. Now essentially this next process is just literally rinse and repeat.
11:10HOOKYou know, now we have ChatGPT as our essential kind of copilot telling us what clips to find, how to make our life easier, and so forth. And it makes things so much so much easier when we're leveraging AI the right way.
11:24HOOKNow if you think that, you know, you're suddenly going to go to an AI tool and be like, please make me a video and get me 20,000,000 views. I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but that's not real life.
11:37HOOKThere is no AI tools that is going to do everything for you, and you're just gonna sit back and do nothing. You really need to understand that AI, when used well,
11:49HOOKis about improving your workflow. In this case today, we've used it to create our script, to enhance our video editing, and you could even use it to create thumbnails, etcetera.
12:00HOOKAnd that has saved us so much time by leveraging AI. Even in the creative process, by us utilizing it correctly here, it gave me keywords that I would have never typed ever.
12:13HOOKYou know, dark's a real character. I don't think I would have typed that. Here's how the video looks.
12:19They didn't accidentally cheat on you. Cheating isn't clumsiness. It's strategy.
12:25Here's the truth. No one wants to admit. The moment they started fantasizing about someone else,
12:31the betrayal had already begun. But not all cheaters are the same. Although I won't upload all of it as the video is probably a bit long, and if you wanna see it again, I'll put it in my vault.
12:43Should I turn this into a series where I create these tutorials on different videos that are trending, that are performing well.
12:51If so, let me know in the comments. And if you have any suggestions in terms of videos or ideas, also let me know.
12:57CTAIf you're serious about building your social media, then check out the playlist on my channel. They are full of the information that you need to succeed. I haven't been posting for a while, but I'm back, and I have multiple videos in production.
13:11CTASo get ready for the next one. Make sure you drop a like in the comments so that I know you like this style of video. Until next time.
— full transcript
§ 05 · For Joe
The workflow that turns research into viral faceless video.
WHAT TO LEARN
Viral faceless content is a production assembly line, and each stage has a dedicated AI tool -- the creator job is to supply the taste, not the labor.
- Verified sources are a virality input, not just an ethics choice: audiences in psychology niches distrust vague claims and drop off when they sense fabrication, so grounding a script in peer-reviewed research removes that friction before the video starts.
- Style cloning via transcript analysis lets you match a proven account rhythm and vocabulary without reproducing their content -- feed three of their best video transcripts into a ChatGPT project alongside your research and the model handles the synthesis.
- Voice selection is the highest-leverage decision in faceless video production; an emotion-aware TTS voice that sounds like it believes the script does more for retention than any visual filter or caption style.
- AI-generated Pinterest search keywords unlock a visual vocabulary you would never discover manually -- the creative unlock in b-roll sourcing is in the keyword generation step, not the search itself.
- Layering three hook types simultaneously -- audio riser, dark cinematic b-roll, and caption text -- compounds attention capture at the moment of highest drop-off risk in any short-form format.
- A consistent post-production signature applied to every video trains algorithms to cluster your content and trains audiences to recognize it before they read your username.
- AI tools are workflow multipliers, not content generators: no single tool produces a finished video -- the creator orchestrates a relay where each tool hands off to the next and creative judgment lives in the gaps between them.
