Generate videos on autopilot.
Run a faceless channel without the daily grind: pick one of 12 formats, write a brief once, set the days and times. Autopilot writes, voices and illustrates every episode of your AI video series, then publishes it to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube at the exact minute you chose.
The last day of Pompeii
09:00
The library that burned twice
09:00
Why Rome had traffic jams
09:00
The last day of Pompeii
12
Video formats
3
Networks
1
Brief to write
0
Renders before you approve
Set it up once
One brief. Every episode comes out different.
Write the direction once and add your own sources if you like. Then give Autopilot several voices, tracks, caption and visual styles to choose from — it picks a fresh combination for every episode.
Brief
Sources
Episode 01
The last day of Pompeii
Episode 02
The library that burned twice
Episode 03
Why Rome had traffic jams
3 episodes · 0 repeated combinations
12 formats. One automated AI video generator.
Reddit stories, AI dramas, talking objects, music videos, fake text threads — every video type in Crealix can run as a series, each with its own variety pools.
Topic to AI Story
Script to AI Story
Music Video
Talking Objects
AI Dramas
AI Movies
AI Skeleton
Reddit Stories
Fake Text Messages
Twitter Videos
Split Videos
Stock Video
Runs as a series with01/12
Approve before it renders
See every episode before it renders.
Autopilot writes, voices and illustrates each episode, then emails you a preview. Rendering and publishing only start — and the render is only charged — once you approve.
A merchant wakes to a sky that has turned the wrong colour.
By noon the streets are ash and the harbour is empty.
One family runs toward the sea instead of away from it.
Credits
1,240
0 rendered · nothing renders until you approve
✓ MP4 · 1080p- Edit the script or regenerate for free before approving
- The render is only charged once you approve
- Turn approval off any time for a fully automatic series
An AI video autopilot that keeps you in charge.
Most tools run one format on a loop and post whenever they finish. Autopilot is built so you can see, change and approve what goes out.
- Video formats
A typical automation tool
One formatCrealix Autopilot
12 formats, each with its own pools - Voice, music, captions
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The same every timeCrealix Autopilot
Pools — a different pick per episode - Publishing time
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Whenever the render finishesCrealix Autopilot
The exact minute you set, in your timezone - The queue
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HiddenCrealix Autopilot
On a calendar — edit, drag, skip, produce now - When you pay
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Before you see the resultCrealix Autopilot
Generation when produced, the render after you approve the preview - When something breaks
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SilentlyCrealix Autopilot
The series pauses itself and emails you
Never fails quietly
If it can't publish, it tells you.
Out of credits, a channel disconnected, three failed episodes in a row — the series pauses itself and emails you what happened. Your queue, settings and history stay exactly where they were.
- Pauses when credits run out — top up and press Resume to continue
- Pauses when a channel disconnects — and republishes once you reconnect
- Pauses after three failed episodes in a row — the idea is kept for a retry
- Wed 09:00Episode 06 published
- Thu 03:12Credits ran out
- Thu 03:12Series paused itself
- Thu 03:12Email sent
- Thu 08:40Credits topped up · resumed by you
- Thu 09:00Episode 07 published on time
History in 60 seconds is paused — out of credits
Episode 07 is ready and waiting. Add credits and press Resume: it publishes at Thu 09:00 as planned.
Resume seriesQuestions about automating a video series
Straight answers about scheduling, approval, credits and what happens when something goes wrong.
How do I automate a faceless YouTube Shorts or TikTok channel?
Create a series: pick a format, write a brief, choose your voices and styles, set the days and times, and connect your accounts. Autopilot plans the topics, produces each episode ahead of its time and publishes it for you.
Can Crealix auto-post videos to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube on a schedule?
Yes. Each episode goes out to every connected account at the exact minute you set, in your timezone. You can also have episodes delivered by email instead.
How do I automate Reddit story videos?
Choose the Reddit Stories format, describe the kind of stories you want, pick background gameplay and voices, and set the schedule. Every episode is a new story on a new card, and topics never repeat.
Which video formats can run as an AI video series?
All 12: Topic to AI Story, Script to AI Story, Music Video, Talking Objects, AI Dramas, AI Movies, AI Skeleton, Reddit Stories, Fake Text Messages, Twitter Videos, Split Videos, and Stock Video.
Will every episode look and sound the same?
No. You give Autopilot pools — several voices, tracks, caption and visual styles — and it picks a different combination for each episode. Topics are planned ahead so nothing repeats.
Do I have to approve every episode?
By default, yes: the episode is written, voiced and illustrated, then waits for you to watch the preview and press Approve. Turn approval off and the series runs fully automatic; you can still hold, edit or skip anything before it goes out.
When are credits charged?
Generation — the script, the voice and the visuals — is charged when an episode is produced. The render is charged only when you approve it; previews and edits before approval spend nothing more.
What happens if I run out of credits or a channel disconnects?
The series pauses itself and emails you what happened. Your queue, settings and history stay intact; top up or reconnect, press Resume, and it continues from the next slot.
Can I see and edit what's coming?
Yes. Every planned episode sits on a calendar with its projected date. Edit the idea, drag it to another day, skip it, regenerate it or produce it right now.
Can I run several automated series at once?
Yes, depending on your plan — each plan runs a number of series and episodes per day. Pausing a series frees its place without losing anything.