AutomaticShorts targets creators who want a faceless channel without filming or editing anything themselves. The workflow is organised around "series": you pick a topic, connect the destination channel and choose a voice, and the platform generates a fresh set of videos on an automated weekly schedule. Because every clip is produced by generative AI rather than recycled stock, the company states that each video is unique — even two videos on the same topic will differ in script and imagery.
Before anything goes live you retain control of the basics. Titles, captions, scripts and background music can all be edited in the dashboard, and publishing happens on the cadence matching your plan — three times a week, once a day or twice a day. Once posts are out, you can review engagement on your connected accounts and adjust series as you go. Videos are rendered in HD without a watermark, and the platform states that you own them outright, so they can be repurposed elsewhere or sold to clients.
Pricing is split across three subscription tiers with a one-week free trial, and the site notes that refunds are not offered because upstream GPU generation costs are non-recoverable. A useful nuance for buyers: the current pricing table marks video downloads as temporarily disabled, so it is worth confirming download access with support before committing if off-platform reuse matters to you. The service markets itself less as a video editor and more as a consistency machine — it keeps a channel publishing regularly so it can build an audience and, in the company's framing, monetise through sponsorships, affiliates or ad revenue.
