| Platform | YouTube & Shorts |
|---|---|
| Tools | Claude, Higgsfield, CapCut |
| Category | Trending Formats |
| Type | Real public example |
| Source | @NextGenStudioAI on X · Sep 2026 |
| Updated |
What did they do?
The poster broke down a faceless stick-figure video, "What Did Ancient Humans Do For Pleasure?", built on a broad curiosity question.
What were the results?
They claim it hit 606k views and earned $4k–$6k in 5 days. Not verified.
What tools do you need?
Claude (ai assistant for writing, products and building small tools); Higgsfield (ai video and image generation); CapCut (video editor with auto-captions).
How much does it cost?
You can start for $0: Claude, CapCut have a free plan. Higgsfield is paid or trial-based. Check each tool's site for current prices.
Is it allowed?
Yes, if it is original. YouTube does not monetize mass-produced or repetitive content. Source.
Worth knowing
Simple visuals, strong curiosity titles. YouTube still requires originality, so write real scripts.
How it's likely made
- Likely guess Claude for timestamped scripts
- Likely guess AI image tool (e.g. Higgsfield) for crude stick-figure frames
- Likely guess AI voice-over + CapCut edit
"Likely guess" means our inference from public how-tos; the creator hasn't confirmed it.
What prompt can I copy?
Write a 6-minute stick-figure explainer script answering "[curiosity question about everyday life in history, no wars or politics]", split into 30 scenes with a one-line drawing description each.
Source: post by @NextGenStudioAI on X · Sep 2026. Summarised in our own words; figures are as reported and not independently verified. Updated . Share
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