Video creation · public beta

Make a video worth watching.

Drop in the story. AutoYT turns it into a paced, captioned visual essay and a YouTube-ready MP4. Five minutes is the default—not a twenty-second demo masquerading as a product.

5:00 defaultLong-form ready
1080p landscapeYouTube-ready MP4
Local firstNothing publishes by accident
Create

Story first. Controls second.

Use an approved script or narration you have the right to publish. AutoYT lays it out as a visual story, renders the media locally, and leaves you with a normal file you can keep anywhere.

24–30 scenesMP4 / H.264Captions baked in

Ready. The render engine loads only when you press Render.

Output
Storyboard preview
5:00 target
Publish

Your channel. Your permission.

AutoYT never asks for a YouTube password. Google handles sign-in and consent. A channel token stays in this browser session and is discarded when you leave.

Step 1

Connect YouTube

Authorize only the YouTube permissions needed to identify your channel and upload the video you choose.

Not connectedConnect after your video is ready, or connect now.
Use your own Google OAuth web client (advanced)

Client IDs are public application identifiers. AutoYT never needs your Google client secret in the browser.

Step 2

Publish the finished file

Choose the visibility, then upload the MP4 you just rendered. Private is the beta default; you can change visibility later in YouTube Studio.

Render a video and connect a channel to publish.

Normal files, not lock-inThe output is an ordinary MP4. Download it even if you never connect a platform.
Rights stay explicitOnly use scripts, narration and media you own or are allowed to publish.
No fake successAutoYT shows a YouTube link only after the YouTube API returns a real video ID.