YouTube automation with AI,
and every video waits for you
Describe what your channel is about and pick how often. The AI Agent drafts a new episode on that schedule, each one a different angle on your topic, and emails you when it is ready. Nothing is posted until you post it yourself.
Legends for Halloween
Every day
Ep. 1
Ready to review
Ep. 2
Ready to review
Ep. 3
Drafting…
How a series works
- 1
Describe the channel, or pick a niche
Pick one of 12 niches to fill in the whole series in a tap, or write a sentence or two on what it is about. Then the format, style, captions, music, narration language, voice, length and shape. 3 episodes drawn from your choices sit beside the form, "Hear an episode" plays the narrator over the music, and the first 3 episode ideas are written for you to read before anything is made.
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Pick how often
Every day, every other day, 3 times a week or every week. The first episode starts now, or at a time you pick up to 60 days ahead. Besides the schedule, you can make episodes right away, up to 5 at once, and a new series can start with up to 3.
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Review, then post
Each episode is drafted and emailed to you. Watch it, change any scene, and post it when you want, with a title and description written for each platform.
Automation that keeps the channel yours
You post, not us
Nothing is ever posted for you. An episode waits in your projects until you have watched it and decided, and a series pauses itself once 5 drafted episodes are waiting unopened.
A new angle each time
The writer sees the titles and ideas of your recent episodes and is told to take a different story, fact or angle, and to say only what is true.
An originality check
Each finished episode is compared with your earlier ones: its title, idea and opening words. You are warned before the series turns repetitive.
You steer what comes next
Up next
The next 3 episode ideas are written ahead and shown to you before anything is made or spent. Make one now, rewrite it, swap it, move it earlier, remove it, or add your own, up to 10 planned. Thumbs up or down on an episode steer the ideas that come after it.
One story, or episodes that stand alone
Each episode can stand on its own, or pick up where the last one ended, with a short recap of what came before.
Series notes
The tone, the audience, and what to always and never do: written once, and followed by every episode.
The same characters in every episode
Give a series a cast of up to 6 characters. Each one is drawn once, from your description or from a picture you start with, and every picture that shows them is made with that portrait as its reference, so they keep the same face, hair and clothes from one episode to the next. An episode follows up to 3 of them.
The portrait, drawn from a description
In one episode
In another
Why nothing is posted for you
In 2025 YouTube renamed its "repetitious content" policy to "inauthentic content" and spelled out what it means: content that is repetitive or mass-produced, with little variation from one video to the next. Among its examples are AI-generated content made from generic templates that gives the impression of mass production, and image slideshows or templated stories with little or no narrative.
A channel that posts a new AI video every day that nobody watched first is the kind of channel that rule is about. So a series works the other way round: it does the drafting on a schedule, and you stay the one who decides what goes out.
The originality check is an estimate from the words of your episodes, compared with the series' own earlier ones. It is not YouTube's decision, and nobody but YouTube can say whether a channel will be monetized. To see how a whole channel reads, run the free monetization checker on it.
What a series uses
Each episode uses one of your plan's AI Agent videos, so the schedule decides how many a month:
- Every day
- about 30 a month
- Every other day
- about 15 a month
- 3 times a week
- about 13 a month
- Every week
- about 4 a month
Series are a Pro feature. If your plan runs out, the series pauses and you get one email; resume it when your videos renew. A series made before the change stays in your account, paused on the free plan. See the plans
Questions about series
Does it post to YouTube or TikTok for me?
No. Every episode is drafted and emailed to you, and you post it yourself from its page, where the title, description and hashtags are written for each platform. That is the point of a series.
Will a series get my channel monetized?
We can't say, and nobody but YouTube can: YouTube reviews the channel as a whole. What a series does is keep each episode a new angle and warn you when one reads too close to the last ones. The warning is an estimate, not YouTube's decision.
Can I change an episode before I post it?
Yes. An episode is an ordinary AI Agent video: every scene's narration, pictures, voice and captions can be changed, and it exports like any other.
How long can episodes be?
Series are a Pro feature, so episodes run from 1 to 10 minutes.
Can I make an episode without waiting for the schedule?
Yes. Make episodes right away, up to 5 at once, whenever you like; the schedule keeps running. A new series can also start with up to 3 episodes at once. Each uses one of your plan's AI Agent videos.
Can a series keep the same characters?
Yes: up to 6 characters in a series, 3 in a video and 12 in your account. Each is drawn once, from a description or a picture, and every picture that shows them is made from that portrait.
Do I have to export every episode?
No. A new series exports each finished episode for you in the series' look, its captions and music, and each of its other-language versions too; the series card has a Download link for each. It uses no extra AI videos from your plan, free-plan videos carry the watermark as usual, and you can switch it off. Nothing is posted for you.
Can I see what the series will do next?
Yes. Coming up shows the next 7 days across all your series: when each episode will be drafted, which idea from the queue it will take, and your reminders to post.
Can I start from a channel I like?
Yes. Paste a YouTube channel link or @handle. We read its latest 15 uploads (titles, lengths and views; nothing is kept) and propose a series in the same niche with its own angle: what works on that channel, how yours differs, and 3 first episode ideas. It never takes the channel's titles, stories or characters. Up to 10 a day.
Can a series be in more than one language?
Yes. Each finished episode can also be made in up to 2 more languages you pick: the same pictures, narrated again. Each extra language uses one more of your plan's AI Agent videos.
Do episodes keep the same look?
Yes. The captions and music you pick on any episode become the series' look, and every episode after starts with them. You can also mark where you posted an episode, and the writer takes that as one you liked; posting stays yours.
Can a series be narrated in my own voice?
Yes, on paid plans: you record your voice once by reading a sentence aloud, and a series can use it for episodes of up to 3 minutes.
How many series can I run, and can I stop one?
Up to 10 at a time. Pause, resume or stop any of them whenever you like; the episodes already made stay in your projects.
Do the episodes look like one show?
Yes, if you want: each episode can open with a title card, the series' name and "Ep. 4" over the episode's own title for its first seconds. It is on for a new series, and you can change or remove it on any episode.
Before you start a channel
YouTube monetization checker
A free report on a channel's last 10 videos against YouTube's reused and repetitive content policies.
OpenHow to monetize AI videos
What the Partner Program asks for, what gets channels turned down, and how to make AI videos count.
ReadYouTube Partner Program in 2027
What changes on February 1, 2027, from YouTube's own announcement and help pages.
ReadStart a faceless channel
Picking a niche, writing the scripts and the voice, step by step.
ReadStart your first series
Describe the channel, pick how often, and the first episode starts within a minute.