Autopilot is the shortest path from an accepted material to published content. Everything you configured in the previous articles (presets, platforms, styles) it uses automatically.
How it works
- Click 1 β produce. The system runs the entire video pipeline itself: a script from the full text, scene breakdown, frames in the project's style, voiceover, subtitles, render. The output is a finished video built from your preset.
- Click 2 β publish. Everything that's ready goes out to all connected platforms: the video to YouTube, posts to Telegram and VK.
Between the clicks you can review and adjust everything β or skip the review if your presets are already dialed in.
Both formats at once
Autopilot can produce a horizontal video and a vertical teaser simultaneously: the pair is linked automatically and published in the right order (the long video first, then the Short). Each orientation uses its own default preset.
Quick overrides
Right in the Autopilot panel you can override key preset settings on the fly β voice, speech rate, pacing, subtitles, music β without opening the preset editor. Found a combination you like? Save it back to the preset right there.
Queue and bulk runs
Autopilot can be launched on several materials at once β the jobs line up in a queue visible right in the list: what's generating, what's done, what's waiting. You can keep working in the interface; nothing is blocked.
What you need
- A connected platform (at least one) β see "Projects and Platforms".
- Assigned default video presets for the orientations you need.
- A sufficient token balance: Autopilot spends exactly as much as the same operations done manually (see "Tokens and Billing"); if tokens run short, the job stops and prompts you to top up.
A real example
The channel "Content on Autopilot" is a live demonstration of the approach: its feed is run by this very mechanism. A tip from practice: produce your first two or three videos with "click 1" and review them before publishing β you'll almost always want to tweak the voice or style in the preset; after that, you can trust both clicks back to back.