AutoShorts.ai vs Faceless Reels
Two autopilot Shorts makers, and what each one tells you up front
Short answer: Both make and post short faceless videos to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram on autopilot. Pick AutoShorts.ai if you want public prices and a set posting rhythm from $19 a month; Faceless Reels doesn't publish its prices, so sign in and compare before you commit.
Pick AutoShorts.ai if you want to know the price and posting rhythm before you sign up.
Pick Faceless Reels if you have signed in, seen its plans, and the price fits better than AutoShorts.
Pick TallyReel if you want to approve each script before it renders and posts.
AutoShorts.ai and Faceless Reels sell the same idea: pick a niche, connect your accounts, and the tool writes, makes and posts short faceless videos for you every day. Both post to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram, both offer a range of art styles, and both are built for people who want a channel running without editing every video.
Where they differ is how much they tell you before you sign up. AutoShorts.ai lists its plans, posting frequency, languages and video length on its homepage. Faceless Reels asks you to sign in with Google before showing plans, and its public site lists no prices. We checked both on October 18, 2026 and wrote down only what each one states.
Updated 18 October 2026 · by Danish, who makes TallyReel · prices checked on AutoShorts.ai's pricing page (18 October 2026) and Faceless Reels's pricing page (18 October 2026)
AutoShorts.ai vs Faceless Reels, side by side
| Feature | AutoShorts.ai | Faceless Reels | TallyReel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Starter $19 a month (posts 3 times a week) | Not listed publicly; third-party listings report plans from about $19 a month, unconfirmed | Free plan; Starter $19 a month; Studio from 9 November, $49 once until 30 November, then $149 |
| Higher plans | Daily $39 (once a day), Hardcore $69 (twice a day) | Not listed publicly | Plus $39 (10,000 credits), Pro $79 (22,000 credits) |
| Yearly billing | Advertised as 2 months free | Not listed publicly | Two months free: $190, $390 or $790 a year |
| Free plan | 1 free video, temporarily paused at the time of checking | Not stated on the public site | Yes: 300 free credits once, about 3 videos up to 30 seconds each |
| Watermark | No watermark listed on every plan | Not stated | Small TallyReel mark on free videos only |
| Posts to | TikTok, YouTube, Instagram | TikTok, Instagram, YouTube | 15 networks on every plan, including TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads and LinkedIn |
| Video length | 30 to 60 or 60 to 90 seconds; no long form | Not stated (short reels) | Shorts and 16:9 videos up to 1, 3, 5 or 15 minutes, by cloud plan |
| Visuals | AI images in many art styles; motion credits animate them (27 to 124 a month) | Various art styles; custom music or a TikTok sound link | Real stock footage plus AI pictures; your own photos and clips |
| Languages and voices | 30 languages including Hindi; voice cloning on every paid plan | Not stated | 44 languages with native Hindi and Urdu voices; clone your own voice on Plus, Pro and Studio |
| Series | 1 series per plan; preview and edit before posting | Choose niche and formats; unlimited niches supported | Plan up to 30 videos at once; autopilot for one series on Plus and Pro |
| Best for | One hands-off Shorts channel with a fixed rhythm | Hands-off reels if its in-app prices suit you | Channels that want review before posting, longer videos and more networks |
Prices from each tool's pricing page on the dates above, monthly billing unless the row says otherwise. Prices change, so check before you buy.
Pick AutoShorts.ai if
- You want to know the price and posting rhythm before you sign up.
- You want one series posting 3 times a week, daily or twice a day.
- You want voice cloning and 30 languages, including Hindi, on every plan.
Pick Faceless Reels if
- You have signed in, seen its plans, and the price fits better than AutoShorts.
- You want to use your own music or a TikTok sound link on every reel.
- You want to run several niches from one account.
Pick TallyReel if
- You want to approve each script before it renders and posts.
- You want to post to more than three networks, or make videos longer than 90 seconds.
- You make Urdu content, or want AI host videos alongside faceless ones.
Prices: one is public, one is not
AutoShorts.ai prices by how often it posts. Starter is $19 a month and posts 3 times a week, Daily is $39 and posts once a day, and Hardcore is $69 and posts twice a day. Each plan runs one series, includes motion credits (27, 62 or 124 a month) to animate still images, and lists HD video, background music, voice cloning and no watermark. Yearly billing is advertised as two months free. Its free plan, which made one video, was marked temporarily paused on October 18, 2026, with a note that it was suspended because of bot abuse.
Faceless Reels doesn't show prices on its public site; the main call to action is signing in with Google. Third-party directories (creati.ai and similarlabs) list tiers around $19, $49 and $99 a month, but we couldn't confirm those on its own site, so treat them as unverified. If you are choosing between the two, sign in to Faceless Reels and compare the number of videos per week you would actually get for the price.
How the videos are made
AutoShorts.ai builds each video from AI-generated still images in a style you pick, from comic book to expressionist painting, then uses motion credits to animate some scenes. You can preview each video and edit the script, title, images and background music before it posts. Videos are 30 to 60 or 60 to 90 seconds, with scripts up to 1,600 characters. It states plainly that it doesn't make long-form videos yet.
Faceless Reels says its first video is ready in under five minutes, offers various art styles, supports unlimited niches and lets you upload custom music or paste a TikTok sound link. Its public site doesn't describe voices, languages, length or editing, so check those inside the app.
The common complaint about both kinds of tool is sameness: the same style and structure every day can start to look templated. Mixing styles and topics within a series helps.
Who each one suits
- You want a single TikTok or YouTube Shorts channel running on a fixed schedule: AutoShorts.ai.
- You want non-English Shorts in one of 30 languages: AutoShorts.ai, which lists them.
- You want trending sounds on your reels: Faceless Reels, with TikTok sound links.
- You run several niches and have confirmed its prices in the app: Faceless Reels.
Where TallyReel fits, and where it doesn't
TallyReel is the option for people who like the autopilot idea but want more control. It plans a series of up to 30 videos from one theme, writes each script with a hook and planned shots, and nothing renders until you approve it. Videos use real stock footage or AI pictures, your own photos and clips, voiceover in 44 languages (native Hindi and Urdu included), captions and music. Every plan schedules to 15 networks, and Plus and Pro can run one series on autopilot. It also makes 16:9 YouTube videos up to 15 minutes on Pro.
It is not as hands-off by default: the approval step is the point, and if you want zero involvement, AutoShorts.ai or Faceless Reels ask less of you. Cloud videos use credits by length, so a twice-a-day schedule costs more than a fixed-rhythm plan. Studio, a one-time payment, removes credits if you have a capable Mac or Windows PC.
Each one against TallyReel
Questions
Is AutoShorts.ai better than Faceless Reels?
They do the same job. AutoShorts.ai is more transparent: it lists prices, posting frequency, languages and video length publicly. Faceless Reels shows its plans only after you sign in, so compare inside the app before choosing.
How much does Faceless Reels cost?
Faceless Reels doesn't list prices on its public site as of October 18, 2026. Third-party directories report plans from about $19 a month, but we couldn't confirm that on its own site.
Is AutoShorts.ai free?
AutoShorts.ai lists a free plan that makes one video, but on October 18, 2026 it was marked temporarily paused. Paid plans start at $19 a month.
Which platforms do AutoShorts and Faceless Reels post to?
Both post to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. TallyReel schedules to 15 networks, adding Facebook, Threads, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest and more.
Can either one make long YouTube videos?
AutoShorts.ai says it focuses on short form up to 90 seconds and doesn't make long-form yet. Faceless Reels is built around reels. TallyReel makes 16:9 YouTube videos of 3 to 15 minutes with chapters, depending on plan.
Pick one. Make it tonight.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.