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For YouTube channels, faceless or not

We make the video. You press publish.

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Give Nightshift a topic. It writes, voices and edits a YouTube video, then waits for your OK. You see the price before anything starts.

100 free credits, once, when you sign up. No card.

A video in the app: 60 credits a minute of finished video

  • You see the price first
  • A failed run costs nothing
  • Nothing goes public without you
  1. Topic
  2. Plan
  3. Approve
  4. Live

Make a video about why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand.

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  • Private on YouTube
  • Publish check passed
  • Waiting for you
These pictures are stock photos and footage from Pexels contributors, credited on each picture and in the footer. They show the kind of picture a video can use, not output from a real account. Where a picture moves, it is the contributor’s footage, looped.

Three steps. The last one is yours.

  1. Give it a topic

    Type a line, or let your channel pick its next topic from its niche. Nightshift writes the script, the voice, the visuals and the captions.

  2. Start it at a price you have seen

    The price is on the button before anything starts. If a run fails, the credits come back on their own.

  3. Watch it, then publish

    The video waits on YouTube as private. You watch it and record your decision in the app. Making it public is done on YouTube; until then it stays private.

What Nightshift can make

Stock photos, illustrating each tool

  • ImageFrom a description, in the shape you needPhoto: Shashank Brahmavar / Pexels
  • Video clipA short clip from text or a picturePhoto: SpotwizardLee / Pexels
  • VoiceText to speech, in the channel’s voicePhoto: Clement Lepetit / Pexels
  • EditChange a picture by typingPhoto: Sami TÜRK / Pexels
  • AnimateBring a still picture to lifePhoto: Catarina Kåsa / Pexels
  • UpscaleSharper and largerPhoto: Валерий Линк / Pexels
  • Cut outRemove the backgroundPhoto: Landiva Weber / Pexels
  • Styles28 written art directions, or your own kit from 3–12 picturesNo creditsPhoto: Steve A Johnson / Pexels

EditorTrim, split, add text and musicNo credits

The pictures stand for the tools. They are stock photos, not what the tools make. Each tool shows its price on its button, except the ones that cost no credits.

Example frame: hands shaping clay on a pottery wheelExample frame (stock footage)Example clip (stock footage)Video: AP Vibes / Pexels

Studio

Need just one piece? The Studio makes it.

Make one picture, clip or voice-over at a time, then cut them together in the editor. Each tool shows its price on its button.

Open the Studio

These pictures are stock photos and footage from Pexels contributors, credited on each picture and in the footer. They show the kind of picture a video can use, not output from a real account. Where a picture moves, it is the contributor’s footage, looped.

Example frame: waves breaking on a shore, a small lighthouse in the distanceExample frame (stock footage)Example clip (stock footage)Video: Nui MALAMA / Pexels

Approvals

Nothing airs until you say so.

Finished videos upload to YouTube as private and pass a publish check first. Nothing goes public until you say so.

See how approval works

These pictures are stock photos and footage from Pexels contributors, credited on each picture and in the footer. They show the kind of picture a video can use, not output from a real account. Where a picture moves, it is the contributor’s footage, looped.

Try an example

Type a topic. See what the plan looks like.

A hands-on example. Nothing is generated here and nothing leaves your browser: it only shows the shape of a plan.

Example plan for “Why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand”. Type your own topic and it changes.

Example

  1. Working titles

    • DirectWhy the Silk Road ran through Samarkand: the part nobody explains
    • CuriousWhat really happens in “Why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand”
    • PlainWhy the Silk Road ran through Samarkand, in plain words

  2. Script outline

    • HookOpen on the one question behind “Why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand”.
    • ContextWhat people need to know before the turn.
    • The turnThe fact that changes the picture.
    • ProofWhat the script was checked against.
    • CloseOne takeaway and a reason to watch the next one.

  3. Voice and look

    • NarratorYour channel’s voice, in its language.
    • VisualsIn your channel’s look.
    • CaptionsOn, in the channel’s language.

  4. Shot list

    • OpeningA wide shot that sets the scene for “Why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand”.
    • MiddleClose details that carry each point.
    • EndingA calm pull-back under the closing line.

  5. Thumbnail brief

    • SubjectOne clear subject from “Why the Silk Road ran through Samarkand”.
    • WordsThree words or fewer on the picture.
    • ColourHigh contrast, one warm accent.
    Example
    A drawn stand-in: your words, as the thumbnail would carry them.

In the real thing the plan is researched and checked, the price is on the button, and nothing goes public without you.

Make this for real100 free credits, once. No card.

Pay for what you make. Never for a failure.

Nightshift runs on credits. You top up with one-time packs, and every run shows its price in credits before it starts.

Quote for this video

300 credits

No run is quoted below 30 credits.

Your 100 free credits cover about 1 min of finished video at this rate.

Held when it starts. Charged on finish, never more than the quote. A failed run returns it all. From the live price list.

Top-up packs

  • Starter1,000 credits
  • Creator5,000 credits
  • Studio20,000 credits

Prices are published here before checkout opens. Nothing can be bought until then.

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FAQ

Before you buy anything.

Can I get a refund?

Payments are handled by Paddle, which processes refund requests under its Buyer Terms and applicable law. When a purchase is refunded, the credits it added are removed as far as they are still unused. Credits held for a failed run come back on their own.

Terms: credits and refunds

What happens to unused credits?

Top-up credits stay usable for 12 months after you buy them, and the ones that expire soonest are spent first.

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Do I need a card to sign up?

No. You create an account with your email and get the welcome credits once. You pay only when you buy a credit pack.

Can it publish something without me?

Only if you let it. Uploads are private by default and every video passes a publish check first. Auto-publish is off unless you turn it on for a channel; until then, you make a video public yourself, on YouTube.

What do you do with my data?

Your Google data is used only to upload to the channel you connect and to show that channel's analytics to you — never for advertising. Access tokens are encrypted and never reach the browser, and you can revoke access at any time.

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