This Yellow Chick Got 26M Subscribers! How You Can Do It Too 💥 [AI Tutorial]

Brief Summary

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on creating viral AI-generated story videos similar to those found on a highly successful YouTube channel. It covers using ChatGPT for story and prompt generation, employing both paid (ChatGPT Plus) and free (PLMAN AI) tools for image creation, converting images to video using Cling AI and Hiluo AI, and final editing touches in CapCut, including sound effects and background music. The tutorial emphasizes free or low-cost tools and provides practical tips for efficient video creation and potential monetization.

  • Generate AI videos with emotional stories.
  • Use free or low-cost tools.
  • Edit efficiently for monetization.

Niche Introduce

The video introduces a YouTube channel with over 2.6 million subscribers gained in less than three months by posting simple, emotional, AI-generated stories about a yellow chick rescuing babies. These videos have gone viral, achieving tens of millions of views. The presenter confirms that these types of videos can be monetized using a YouTube monetization checker extension for Chrome. The channel's potential earnings are estimated using SocialBlade, noting that even with conservative estimates, the revenue from millions of views per month can be substantial.

Step 1—Using Chatgpt to craft stories and ai images prompts

The first step involves using ChatGPT to generate stories and image prompts. The presenter provides a Google Doc with prompt templates, accessible via a WhatsApp channel link in the video description. By copying and pasting these prompts into ChatGPT, users can generate multiple story ideas. For a demonstration, the presenter selects a story and instructs ChatGPT to create 14 scene-by-scene image and animation prompts, which will be used in subsequent steps to create the video.

Step 2 — Generate AI Images in different tools

The second step focuses on generating AI images using two different tools: ChatGPT Plus (paid) and PLMAN AI (free). With ChatGPT Plus, users can create images by pasting the prompt for each scene and specifying a 9:16 ratio. If an image isn't satisfactory, ChatGPT can regenerate or adjust it while maintaining character consistency. For a free option, PLMAN AI is recommended for its speed, though it may require prompt adjustments for better consistency. The process involves setting the model to PLMAN Art V1, size to 9:16, and fixing the seed with a random number in advanced settings to maintain style. The presenter advises standardizing clothes colors and consistently using "yellow chick" in prompts for better results.

Step 3 — Turn Images to Videos with different free tools

The third step details how to turn the generated images into videos using Cling AI and Hiluo AI. Cling AI is the preferred tool for image-to-video conversion, offering 166 free credits per month, with each video costing 20-35 credits. Users can sign up with multiple emails to bypass credit limitations. The process involves uploading images, copying animation prompts from ChatGPT, fine-tuning them with camera language like "tracking shot," and generating the video. Hiluo AI is presented as another option, particularly effective for emotional expressions and camera control, offering 1,000 free credits for 3 days and 100 credits daily thereafter. The presenter demonstrates using images made with PLMAN AI, uploading them, pasting animation prompts, adding camera movements, and generating the video.

Step 4 — How to editing like a Pro with capcut

The final step involves editing the video in CapCut. Before starting, users should gather sound effects from Pixabay or generate AI sound effects using 11 Labs. In CapCut, the process includes importing clips and sound effects, dragging them to the timeline, cropping, zooming in, removing watermarks, adjusting clip speed, cutting transitions, adding sound effects, and incorporating background music. The presenter emphasizes taking time with sound effects to enhance the video. After a final review, the video is exported. The presenter showcases two demo videos, one made with ChatGPT Plus and Cling AI, and another with PLMAN AI and Hiluo AI, inviting viewers to share their preference in the comments.

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0:03 [Music] Hey friends, welcome back. Today's tutorial was actually requested by a fan. Now, I know maybe you've seen other creators talk about this niche before, but trust me, this version might just be the clearest and most detailed one yet. By the end of this video, you'll walk away with a full step-by-step process on how to make similar videos yourself. And the best part, almost all the tools I use are completely free. I'll show you how to write stories, generate images with different AI tools, turn them into videos, and edit everything efficiently.

0:50 If that sounds interesting, don't skip. Stick with me till the end. I promise it'll be worth it. All right, enough talking. If you haven't subscribed yet, go ahead and smash that button now. Let's dive in. First up, let's take a look at this amazing channel. I mean, seriously, when I opened it, I had the same reaction as you probably will. Totally blown away. Just 43 YouTube shorts and already over 2.6 million subscribers. And the channel was created on Feb 22, 2025. That's less than 3 months ago. Wild, right? And what's the content? Most of the videos are about a yellow chick rescuing babies. Simple, emotional

1:35 AI generated stories, but they're going insanely viral. Most of the videos hit tens of millions of views. That's crazy traffic, which is probably why fans asked me to make this tutorial. Now, maybe some of you are thinking, "These AI videos can't make money. Isn't this a waste of time?" Well, if you're using Chrome, I highly recommend installing the extension YouTube monetization checker. One click and boom, you'll see the answer for yourself. Yes, these videos are monetized. So, let's check out how much could they actually be earning. Head over to SocialBlade. Plug in the channel name. Bam.

2:21 While the income numbers for shorts might not be 100% accurate, in my last video I shared real revenue stats. If 30 40% of your views come from the US, you can expect an RPM revenue per thousand views of at least Dural Ortan. And guess what? This channel got 499 million views in just 30 days. You do the math. Now, of course, we might not hit numbers like that, but even just tens of millions of views per month, that's still pretty sweet money, right? All right, analysis done. Now, let's jump into the actual process. Step one, use chat GPT to generate your story and image prompts. Not sure what to write? Don't worry, I've already prepped everything for you. I've made a Google doc with prompt templates. Just click the WhatsApp

3:08 channel link in the video description to access it for free. Copy the prompts and send them to chat GPT. Bam, you'll get three fresh story ideas. Of course, you can edit the prompt and ask for five or more. Let's pick story number three for this demo. Type give me full 14 scene image and animation prompts for story 3. Boom. Now you've got your scene by scene image and animation prompts. Step two, generate the images. I'll show you two tools here, one paid, one completely free. First, the paid option,

3:56 chat GPT plus. If you're a plus user, just hit create image. Paste the prompt for the first scene. Make sure to add 916 ratio at the end. Click send. And just like that, your first scene is done. Pretty neat, right? Now, just repeat the process for the remaining scenes. [Music] Sometimes the image might look off, but don't worry. Just ask Chat GPT to

4:41 regenerate or adjust. It'll automatically maintain character consistency. No [Music] sweat. Now for the free tool, PLAN AI. Honestly, I use this one the most. It's fast and totally free, though you might need to tweak the prompt for better consistency. Click create on the left. Choose PLMAN Art V1 as the model. Set the size to 916. Click advanced settings. Then fix the seed with a random number. This helps maintain style. Paste the [Music] prompt. Hit generate. Not bad at all. For better consistency, update your

5:27 prompts. Standardize clothes colors. Replace every mention of chick with yellow chick. Patience is key. Don't like it? Tweak and try again. Step three, turn images into video. Again, I'll show you two tools, Cling and Hiluo. First, Cling AI. This is my go-to for imagetovideo conversion. The results speak for themselves. Free users get 166 credits month. Each video costs 20 to 35 credits. But here's the trick. Just sign up with multiple emails. Easy fix. Click video. Upload your images. Copy and paste the animation prompt from chat GPT. Then fine-tune

6:12 [Music] it. Add camera language like tracking shot. My favorite. Click generate. Bingo. First video done. Honestly, it usually comes out great the first time, but feel free to regenerate if needed. Pro tip: Cling runs fastest for me around 5:00 p.m. LA time. A video takes just a few minutes to render. Repeat this for all other scenes. I'll drop some sample clips and animation prompts here for reference. Want the full document? Check my WhatsApp channel. [Music]

6:57 [Laughter] [Music] Next, let's try Hiluo AI. Another fave tool of mine. It's especially good at emotional expressions and camera control. New users get 1,000 free credits for 3 days and 100 credits daily after that. You can make about three videos a day for free or again create multiple accounts. Remember those images we made with PLM? We'll use them here. Click create video. Upload your images. Paste the animation prompts. Then hit the camera icon in the corner. Add things like tracking shot or shake. Click generate. Boom. First Hiluo

7:44 video complete. Use the same process for all scenes. Step four, final editing in Cap Cut. Before editing, get some sound effects ready, like water splashes, running sounds, yelling, etc. Search on Pixabay, or use 11 Labs to generate AI sound effects. Just type in something like running in the water. Now, open Cap Cut. Import your clips and sound effects. Drag everything to the [Music] timeline. Crop, zoom in slightly. Remove any watermarks. Speed up or slow down

8:30 clips as needed. Cut transitions if they feel off. Once the cuts are good, add your sound effects. Take your time here. Don't [Music] rush. Finally, add background [Music] music. Do a final review and export your video. See, not that hard, right? Let's take a look at the two demo videos I made. This

9:18 one was made with chat GPT plus cling. [Music]

10:15 And this one with P lumen plus Huo AI. [Music]

11:10 So, which one do you think is better? Drop your thoughts in the comments. I'd love to know. All right, friends. That's it for today. If you liked this video, please like, subscribe, and share. It really helps me keep making more tutorials like this one. Got questions? Want me to explore a new niche? Leave a comment. I read them all and I reply to as many as I can. And hey, feel free to hang around my channel anytime. You might just find a spark of inspiration waiting for you. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. Good luck out there.

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