This faceless instagram account is printing with AI influencers (12K/mo)

0:00It took 3 months for this girl to get over 750,000 followers on Instagram. Now, she's at over 1.3 million. She's monetized and she's making thousands of dollars a month. But, there's one thing you should know about her. None of her videos are real. No camera, no person, no location, just 399 posts of pure AI pulling millions of views. But, what does that mean for you? It means [music] with the right formula, anyone can do this, too. So, today I decided to test [music] whether or not I could create

0:31the same type of content from scratch. I'll show you how she does it, the tools she's using, and how she's monetizing it all so you can do the same. But, before we get into the workflow, we need to understand what makes these videos go so viral. So, landing on her page, the first thing that I notice is that none of her content feels like AI slop. Most AI content accounts are not able to monetize because they do not do what she's doing. Her content is getting millions of views and super positive comments and feedback. The reason for this is simple. To understand, we need to look at this matrix I created. On the

1:05top, we have low-quality AI content and high-quality AI content. And on the sides, we have educational content and entertaining content. So, this lower left-hand corner is low-quality and entertaining AI content. If you make that kind of AI content, you're going to get no views and more importantly, you're not going to make any money. But, if we move over to the right, that's high-quality entertaining content, you're going to get a lot of views, but

1:28you're still going to make no money. Then in the upper left-hand corner, we have educational low-quality AI content. Here, you're not going to get many views, but you still might make some money. But, the place where you want to be and where this content falls into is high-quality educational AI content. Here, you get millions of views, you don't piss off your audience, and you can make money from it. So, whenever you're creating any type of AI content or content in general, this is the chart you need to refer to. So, if I have any chance at creating this level of content today, we're going to need a crazy plan,

2:00and that takes us to step one. The tools we need to make this. This part's easy. We're going to need an image generator, a video generator, and a video editor to put it all together. The image generator we're going to use is GPT image 2, and lucky for me, for the video generator, Seedance 2.5 just came out, and it is the craziest thing I've ever seen. I'm going to be using both of those through Higgsfield, so I'm just going to go ahead and create an account. And then for the video editor, we're going to be using Adobe Premiere. And most creators don't tell you about this. They try to

2:28keep it behind a paywall, but I'm not one to gatekeep, so please hit that like button below. Step two, coming up with a good idea. This is the place that I see 99% of people fail, and it's usually the reason that your content doesn't go viral. If you want to get views and actually make money from it, then you need a good idea. And the best way to

2:47find a good idea is to go and steal one. And in the words of the famous Picasso, [music] good artists copy, but great artists steal. You don't want to actually copy someone's content, you want to steal the formula. So, I sat down and researched hundreds of viral AI videos, and these were the best ones I came up with. I'm basically stealing the framework from these videos, but I'm not copying them word for word [music] or scene by scene. Then I'm going to bring them over to Claude and explain what's happening in the video. Then I'm going to give Claude this prompt, which basically trains it to become a

3:17cinematic genius. And boom, just like that, Claude cooks up hundreds of viral video concepts for us to use. So, to show you the full workflow that she uses, I'm going to be showing two types [music] of Reels. All the steps are basically the same for other types of Reels, so you can just use this workflow over and over. To make something like this, we're going to head over to Higgsfield. We're going to click on image, and then GPT image 2. You can also use another image model like Nano Banana Pro, but I figured I'd test out GPT 2 here because I always use Nano Banana. So, in the prompt box, you're

3:46going to enter this prompt, and I've pasted this in the description below, so you can just copy it. You want to make sure that your image resolution is set to 4K, as high as possible. Then we need to set the aspect ratio to vertical because this is an Instagram reel, we don't want it horizontal. And finally, I'm going to be generating four images at once because we want as many results as possible to get the best image we can find. And by the way, guys, in case you're concerned about credits, I'm going to be tracking the amount of credits that we spend on this so you

4:12know how much it costs. Here we just hit generate and here we go. These are the results. We're going to basically repeat this process for a few scenes, but then step two is turning our images into an actual video. So to do this, we're going to head to video and we're going to click on C Dance 2.5, which is the brand new model and it is crazy. In fact, a lot of the B-roll that you're watching of me in this video was also made with C Dance 2.5 and it is so realistic I can barely tell the difference. Here we're basically going to click on add

4:42references and then we're going to click on image generation and select the images that we want to run in a video. Then we're going to paste in this prompt and I'm going to add two [music] lines at the end where I basically say that moments are natural and in the middle of the video the camera should zoom in about 10 to 20%. I'm also going to tell it some things to avoid. The characters should never look at the camera and if you don't say this, they might end up looking at the camera and ruining the whole image and then you end up wasting credits. So I'm trying to save you guys

5:07some credits here. And again, make sure that your model is set to C Dance 2.5. For the duration, you can go as high as 30 seconds, but I'm going to put it at about 15 seconds. We're going to set the vertical aspect ratio again, the resolution to 1080p, the bit rate to high, and then we're going to click generate. And while this is generating, I just want to say that I've tested a lot of the other GenAI video tools out there and not all of them let you use 1080p on C Dance 2.5. So this is a huge draw and why we're doing it on Higgs

5:34Field. And again, guys, the reason that we're going through all these steps is that we want this to appear as realistic as possible so that it's not deemed AI slop. As soon as viewers realize that it's AI slop, they don't care. And so that's why we're going through all these steps and making sure that this looks as good and creative as possible. And let's just quickly watch what it came up with, but I promise there's more steps later

5:56in this video, so we're not done yet. [cheering] Okay, that was very good for her first result, but I promise we're going to make that better later in this video. But for now, I'm going to go ahead and generate our second clip. And basically the process is the same. This reel that we're replicating got almost 20 million

6:16[music] views and over 100,000 likes. And the concept is basically her emptying a perfume bottle, but I don't want to copy her exactly. So [music] we're going to basically steal the framework, and instead of a perfume bottle, she's going to be pouring a soda bottle on top of [music] the TSA girl's head like the example. So for our prompt, we're going to use Claude and we're basically going to explain what the video idea is and then ask it to give us an image prompt and a video prompt. Then again, we're going to head over to image inside Higgs Field. We're going to select GPT image 2. We're going

6:44to paste our prompt in here, and then we're going to select the quality as high as possible. The resolution should be 4K always. And then make sure that image aspect ratio is again vertical and the batch size should be four. And boom. Again, all these images look perfect, so we can head over to the video module generation. So again, we're going to click on add references, then we're going to click on image generation going to select the image that we want to [music] actually turn into a video. So I'm going to choose this one. Just a

7:10quick side note, this is not technical. I know it might seem a little technical while you're watching me do it, but I promise it is literally this easy. So for the video, we're going to select Seed Dance 2.5 again. Make sure you're using Seed Dance 2.5 [music] because for this video specifically, I want it to be longer than 15 seconds, and Seed Dance 2.5 is the only one that lets you do that in 1080p for longer than 15 seconds. So for my duration, I'm going to select about 20 seconds. Make sure that the vertical aspect ratio is set, and then I'm just going to go ahead and

7:40click generate. And let's check out what the results are. That's not going past this point. Drop it in the bin. What? Are you serious? I paid for this and I'm not going to waste it.

8:00I mean, that is just insane that we built that in less than 10 minutes. Even for me, if I saw this on social media, I wouldn't immediately be able to tell that this is AI. Obviously, there's a couple little tells and we could probably prompt those out if we really wanted to, but the fact that we made this in less than 10 minutes and it is this hyperrealistic is crazy and a

8:18little bit scary if you think about it. And I'm actually going to be uploading this onto Instagram and tracking the results. So, if you want to see what happens, make [music] sure you're subscribed because I'm going to be sharing it in a future video. We are not done yet because if you actually want to get 20 million views like this example video did, then you're going to need to use every trick in your bag to make that happen. And one of those tricks that I used to make [music] my content perform is video editing. Now, again, I promise this step is very easy. All you need to

8:45do is choose a video editor. For me, I'm going to be using Adobe Premiere, but [music] you can use any video editor. It's very simple to do this. We're just going to be dragging over our clips. We're going to cut out any random dead space that we don't want in it. And then you want to use background music that makes the video more watchable. And what

9:01do I mean when I say more watchable? Well, we want to hook people's attention [music] and then we want them to save, share, and like. Those are the main triggers that are going to make our content get [music] pushed on the more and more people and go super viral. And one of the easiest ways to do that, in the spirit of stealing like an artist, is to go back to the original clip and look at the audio that she used in that. A little [music] trick that I use is that you can actually download this audio and apply it to [music] your reel and make sure that the beat drop, wherever the

9:28music changes, is synced with the timing of your video. So, that's what I'm going to be doing here and I'm just going to make sure that it's as punchy as possible. And now we are pretty much done, so let's rewatch it with the editing in place. That's not going past this [music] point. Drop it in the bin. What? Are you serious? I paid for this

9:45and I'm not going to waste [music] it.

10:05Okay, I'm impressed with that. I want to go post this on Instagram right now because that's going to get millions of views. This is the kind of content that anyone can get views in. You don't have to show your face. All you have to do is follow that workflow that I just shared step-by-step. I can't wait to see what you guys cook up and with that I will

10:21see you on the other side.