Claude Code (Free Plan) + YouTube = $77,000/Month

It's 2:00 a.m. at night. You can't

sleep. You're scrolling YouTube, thumb

moving automatically, not really looking

for anything. Um and then one thumbnail

stops you cold. A stick man, a simple

hand-drawn stick man, 7.5 million views.

Um you tap it. No fancy animation, no 3D

characters, no cinematic visuals,

not even video clips, just still images

of stick figures

one after another uh stitched together

into a full video. Um that's it. Static

images, stick figures with 7.5 million

views.

You go to the channel, 14 videos,

137,000

subscribers,

14.5 million total views,

uh with first video published just 2

months ago.

You sit up. One thought hits you.

If a stick man channel can do this in 2

months, I why can't I?

You open your laptop, you try to build

the workflow, but you hit a wall at the

very first step. You don't know how to

write a script that people actually want

to watch. And every AI tool that can

help requires a paid subscription.

You close the laptop. That stick man

channel just crossed another million

views while you're still at zero.

I know that feeling exactly cuz I was

sitting in the same place uh until I

built a complete free workflow that

creates these videos from script to

final upload. No paid tools, no design

skills, just a system that works. But

before we dive in, there's one thing you

need. A single prompt, not five tools,

[music] not a paid subscription, not a

complicated setup, just one prompt.

I spent weeks engineering and optimizing

this

specifically for this workflow. Uh it's

in the pinned comment below. Copy it and

now open Claude AI free plan. That's all

you need.

You can see I'm on the free plan right

now. Paste the prompt and and watch what

happens next.

The prompt loads.

And Claude doesn't just give you one

idea, it gives you five. Five viral

topic ideas.

Each one engineered to explode if you

follow this workflow completely. Pick

your number, hit send.

What comes back will surprise you. Not

just a script, a complete long-form

video script like anywhere from 5 to 15

minutes ready to

ready to use.

And it doesn't stop there. Claude

automatically creates a text file you

can download instantly. Here's the

download file. Now, before we move to

the next step,

I need to stop you.

Because what I'm about to tell you next

is the single most important thing in

this entire video.

Most creators follow this workflow,

write script, create text to image

prompt for each scenes,

generate scenes,

create voice-over, then try to sync

everything together.

Sounds logical, right? It's completely

wrong.

And if you've been following the same

workflow,

this is exactly why your videos aren't

exploding. Here's the problem.

When you generate scenes first and

create the voice-over second, you're

forcing two things together that were

never built for each other.

You're not creating rhythm, you're

creating a collision,

and viewers feel that collision even if

they can't explain why they clicked

away.

The correct workflow is the opposite.

Voice-over first, scene second, always.

Here's why.

Look at this voice-over. You can hear

the natural pauses between sentences.

That pause at 1 second 12 frames.

That's where scene one ends.

The next pause at 3 seconds 18 frames.

Scene two ends there. 6 seconds 7

frames, scene three.

8 seconds 11 frames, scene four.

12 seconds 16 frames, scene five.

Every scene is born from a pause.

Not forced, not guessed, not synced

after the fact. Built around the natural

rhythm of the voice, this is why that

stickman channel crossed 7.5 million

views with still images.

Not because of fancy tools, not because

of better graphics, because of rhythm.

And rhythm starts with the voiceover.

Get this right and everything else falls

into place. Now let's build the

voiceover. Copy your complete script.

Now visit 11labs free plan.

10,000 credits every month. This That's

all you need.

Go to voices in the left sidebar. Search

for Raunak.

You'll see it. Viral, relatable, real

voice.

Add it to your library.

Now go to text-to-speech in the left

sidebar. Make sure Raunak is selected.

Paste your complete script. Hit

generate. Download the audio. Your

voiceover is ready.

Now comes the part that separates this

workflow from every other tutorial

you've watched. Remember, voiceover

first, scene second.

But how do you know exactly where each

scene should start and end?

That's where most creators guess.

You're not going to guess. Visit

faziscribe.ai.

Link is in the description. Sign up and

log in.

Free account gives you 10 minutes of AI

credit.

Once that runs out, create another free

account and keep going. Upload your

voiceover file. You'll see two modes,

fast and accuracy. Choose accuracy.

Every frame matters here.

Click transcribe audio and watch what it

does. It doesn't just transcribe your

words. It finds every pause in your

audio.

Every single one with exact timestamps.

Pause at two seconds, pause at four

seconds, pause at seven seconds.

Now you don't need to guess where scenes

begin and end.

The voice over tells you exactly.

One more thing, you may automatically

detect the language of your audio.

Hindi, English, Urdu,

any language, this workflow works for

all of them.

Now, download the timestamp script or

simply copy it. Go back to your Claude

AI conversation,

paste the full timestamp script, hit

send.

Claude now generates a detailed text to

image prompt for every single

timestamped line.

It won't give you everything at once. It

works in parts.

When the first batch is done, type next.

Keep going until every line has a

prompt. Um once all prompts are ready,

Claude will ask if you want a text file.

Type yes.

Uh within seconds,

a complete prompt file is ready to

download. Every scene, every timestamp,

every prompt

in one file.

Now, it's time to bring these prompts to

life. Uh

copy the prompt for scene one, visit

flow.google, create a new project. If

agent mode is already on, turn it off.

Select image mode. Set aspect ratio to

16:9.

Set output per prompt to one. Select

Nano Banana 2 as your image model. This

model gives you the best results uh

without hitting generation limits. Paste

scene one prompt. Hit send. Within

seconds, scene one is ready. Uh you can

repeat this manually for every scene.

But, here's the truth.

With 100 plus scenes, that process will

take hours.

There's a faster way, a completely free

faster way.

Go to Google and search Zappy Flow

Chrome extension.

Open the first Chrome Web Store link.

You'll see the extension I personally

built for you. Completely free and free

forever. One thing, make sure the

developer name says zappywala.ai.

This protects you from fake or duplicate

versions.

Add it to Chrome, pin it, launch it.

Now, follow these steps carefully. Go to

Google Flow, open a new project, turn

agent mode off.

You'll see two messages in the extension

connected to Google Flow.

Agent mode off.

That means everything is ready. Uh now

set up the flow for bulk generation,

select image mode, set aspect ratio

16:9,

set output per prompt one, set model to

nano banana two. Now, paste all your

prompts into the prompt box. One line

break between each prompt. This is

important. You can see we have have

prompts with one line break between

them. You can simply copy all the

prompts from here or simply upload the

prompt text file you downloaded earlier.

You can see 103 prompts loaded. One

setting before you run, toggle off

include serial number in file name. You

don't need this for our workflow. Set

your download folder. Click auto save

settings and make sure the first option

is turned off.

Go back to flow, adjust the random delay

if you want or leave it as it is. Now,

hit generate. Uh and this is where the

magic happens. The extension starts

generating every single image and

downloading them one by one

automatically.

And here's the best part, you don't have

to watch it. Switch tabs, open another

Chrome profile, minimize the window. It

keeps running in the background. No more

staring at a screen waiting.

Just keep one rule, do not close the

tab, the browser, or the extension.

Everything else,

you're free. Once complete, you'll see

the result. 103 prompts executed, 102

images generated successfully. One

failed, scene 15 at the 39-second

timestamp.

Don't worry, generate that one manually

using the same process. And just like

that,

all 103 scenes are ready.

Now comes the part that ties everything

together,

editing.

Open your favorite video editor,

import the voiceover file, drag it to

the timeline.

Now, import all your scene images, drag

them to the timeline in the correct

sequence. Here's how you sync them

perfectly.

Look at the file name of the next scene.

Uh it tells you the exact timestamp

where it starts.

Next scene starts at 4 seconds.

Move your playhead to exactly 4 seconds.

Trim from the right. Uh next scene

starts at 7 seconds.

Move playhead to 7 seconds. Trim again.

Sometimes you'll need to adjust the

playhead slightly.

That's normal. Take your time here. This

is the step that creates the rhythm.

This is what made that Stick Man channel

cross 7.5 million views.

Follow this process for every single

scene. Once done, do a full preview.

Watch it from the beginning, feel the

rhythm.

If it feels right, export the video.

You'll find the full video link in the

description.

Now it's time to make it go viral. Um

head back to Claude AI. You'll see it's

already asking, uh do you want to

generate metadata?

Type yes within seconds, uh a viral

title, viral description, and viral

tags.

All generated specifically for your

video.

But we still need one more thing, a

thumbnail that stops the scroll.

Type this prompt.

Ask for five high CTR thumbnail prompts

for your video with one line break

between each.

And ask Claude to provide them in a

copyable code block.

Copy all five prompts, go to the Zappy

extension, toggle it once, paste the

prompts, set your download folder, hit

generate. Five thumbnails, one click,

done.

Now go to your YouTube channel, upload

your video, use the viral metadata

Claude generated, pick your strongest

thumbnail,

publish. You just built a complete stick

man doodle video from a blank page to a

published YouTube video

using nothing but free AI tools.

No paid subscriptions,

no design skills, no team.

Just you, this workflow, and the system

that works.

If this helped you, hit the like button

and subscribe. Small creators like me

run on your support. All master prompts

and resources are in the description and

pinned comment. And if you want a

complete money printing YouTube

workflow, you cannot afford to miss the

video above. See you inside.