One MCP connection for Claude and ChatGPT
Start A Faceless Channel
By Talking With AI
Start your own faceless channel that posts on autopilot simply by talking with AI.
- 1
Copy the Faceless.video URL
Click copy — you’ll paste it into Claude in the next step.
https://mcp.faceless.video/api/mcp - 2
- 3
Add and sign in
Paste the URL, click Add, then connect and finish the Faceless.video sign-in.
What your assistant can do
Same account, same credits, same videos. Reachable from the chat you already have open.
Find what to make
Browse video types, trending niches, and what each one costs in credits.
Check your account
Credit balance, the status of recent videos, and the schedule behind every Series.
Connect your channels
Link TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram through a Faceless.video handoff, never through the chat.
Create a one-off video
Spin up a single Studio video from a prompt, priced and confirmed before it runs.
Review and revise drafts
Read the script, revise it with your notes, then render in Standard or Premium.
Run recurring Series
Approve a schedule once, then rename, pause, reschedule, or change where it posts.
Connect it in under a minute
One URL and one sign-in.
- 1
Open your connector settings
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors. In ChatGPT, enable Developer mode and open Settings → Apps.
- 2
Paste the Faceless.video URL
Drop in the server URL, then sign in with the account you already use.
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Approve the connection
Review the capabilities your assistant is asking for and approve it.
https://mcp.faceless.video/api/mcpTry Asking
Click any prompt to copy it, then paste it into your assistant.
You Stay In Control
An assistant can ask for anything. These limits decide what actually happens.
- Social logins
- Provider tokens never reach the assistant. Connecting a channel happens on Faceless.video.
- Quotes
- Asking for a price creates nothing and spends nothing.
- Confirmations
- Short-lived, bound to your account and that exact request, and de-duplicated on replay.
- Ceilings
- Per-user rate and spend limits cap what a connected assistant can do, however it is prompted.