YouTube Shorts automation
Automate YouTube Shorts with AI
Mubuz turns one idea into a series of YouTube Shorts and posts them to your channel on a schedule. You approve the story and the main character first. After that, the videos are made and posted for you.
What Mubuz does for a Shorts channel
- Writes a story series from one idea: up to 10 episodes, each one a 15-second Short.
- Designs one main character and keeps the same face and outfit in every episode.
- Makes each episode as a vertical video with a narrator voice, word-by-word captions and music under the voice.
- Posts each Short to your YouTube channel at the times you set, with a title, description and hashtags.
How to automate your channel
- Type one series idea, for example "ancient legends retold in 15 seconds", and pick the language, the number of episodes, the art style and the narrator voice.
- Read the episodes Mubuz writes. Edit any of them, or send one back with a note, then approve the story.
- Approve the main character. Pictures are drawn only after this step.
- Connect your YouTube channel and pick the posting days and times. Mubuz uploads each finished episode as a Short.
Why a series works on Shorts
A series gives viewers a reason to watch the next video: the same character, a story that goes on, and a clear episode number. One idea becomes up to 10 videos, so the channel keeps posting without a new plan for every upload.
You choose the story language from 10 languages and the look from six art styles: 3D animated, anime, realistic, 2D cartoon, claymation and comic.
Staying inside YouTube's rules
YouTube asks creators to label realistic AI-made video. Mubuz turns on YouTube's "altered or synthetic content" setting for every upload, so you do not have to remember it.
YouTube can limit channels that post repetitive or mass-produced videos. Mubuz writes a new story for each episode, and you read and approve every story before it is made. A channel still needs your own ideas and your judgment to grow.
Questions
How long is each Short?
Every episode is a 15-second vertical video, made for YouTube Shorts.
Do I need to film or edit anything?
No. Mubuz writes the story, draws the scenes, adds the narrator voice, captions and music, and posts the video.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. The free trial makes 1 video with a watermark. Automatic posting comes with the paid plans.
Does Mubuz promise views or monetization?
No. YouTube decides who joins its Partner Program and how videos are shown. Mubuz makes and posts the videos.