Tell the whole story, then let the comments decide. Get an "Am I the jerk?" video with narration and captions.
Tap one to load it into the maker above.
Open with the ask in one line: who did what, and why it is complicated.
The best AITA videos make viewers genuinely unsure. Include the detail that makes you look bad.
Finish with "AITA?" so the last caption hands the verdict to the comments.
A flat number of reels each month. No credits.
Same maker, different starting point. Each one opens with its own examples loaded.
No. Write your own story in the AITA format, or start from one of ours. You can also paste a Reddit link when you have permission to use the post.
Yes. End your script with "AITA?" and the last caption asks it, so viewers answer in the comments.
YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, straight from the maker. Instagram needs a Business or Creator account, which is free to switch to. TikTok is coming. You can always download the MP4 and post it anywhere.
Faceless content is fine on YouTube when each video adds something of its own. Avoid posting near-identical reels: vary your stories, voices and backgrounds, and follow YouTube's policies on repetitive content.
Your reels stay in your library. You drop back to the free plan's 1 reel a month.