The problem it solves: editing takes longer than generating
On a music channel the real bottleneck is usually not producing the song, but turning that song into a publishable video. Finding a visual, syncing it to the waveform, rendering at the right resolution, and then preparing a Shorts version of the same content... even for a single video that chain demands serious time; at volume it becomes an editing burden that stretches across days.
autoMaker inverts the chain: it reduces video production to a folder operation. You drop the file into a folder; the application picks the visual, renders the video, and delivers it packaged per channel.
What exactly does autoMaker do?
autoMaker is a desktop application that converts mp3 + metadata files into YouTube-ready videos:
- mp3 → YouTube video: it takes an mp3 and its accompanying metadata file and renders a complete YouTube video. Long-form and Shorts are produced together.
- Style- and audio-aware visuals: visuals are selected to match the song's style and the character of the vocal; the goal is a result that fits the content rather than generic stock footage.
- Quality scoring: the application generates multiple takes and picks the best one through quality scoring, so you never have to sift through them yourself.
- Folder watching: every file dropped into the watched folder is processed automatically. Beyond drag-and-drop, there is nothing to do by hand.
autoMaker is the second link in the Sellertify content pipeline: it turns the songs produced by autoPilot into video, and its output is in turn ready for the publishing tool, autoShare.
The .txt metadata files autoPilot downloads (lyrics + style information) feed autoMaker's visual selection. The two products can be used independently; but used together, the pipeline flows without so much as a filename to rename.
Who is it for?
- YouTube music channel operators: publishers who need a steady stream of video and have no time to spend in an editor.
- Faceless channel operators: content entrepreneurs working entirely through automation, without a camera or an editing team. For details, see our faceless channel guide.
- Multi-format publishers: creators who want to make the most of the same content as both long-form video and Shorts.
- Agencies: teams that need to produce video at volume across multiple channels.
How does it work?
The flow comes down to three steps: drop into the folder → visual selection and render → packaged delivery. You place the mp3 + metadata files downloaded by autoPilot (or your own) into the watched folder; autoMaker selects a style-appropriate visual, scores the quality, renders the video, and delivers the Long + Shorts outputs packaged per channel and ready to publish.
You will find a video walking through the interface and the full journey of a song becoming a video in this section:
Key features
Long + Shorts together
Both a long-form video and a Shorts cut are produced from the same song, and the outputs are packaged to suit each channel format. One production run gives you two publishing formats.
Style- and audio-aware visual selection
Visuals are chosen according to the song's style and the character of the vocal. The aim is consistency between content and imagery in every video.
Quality scoring
The application produces several takes and scores them to select the best. You are not left watching and rejecting results one by one.
AI metadata in 14 languages
Videos are prepared with title and description support generated in 14 languages, providing consistent output for multilingual channels.
autoMaker at a glance
- Type
- Desktop application
- Input
- mp3 + metadata (.txt)
- Output
- YouTube-ready Long + Shorts videos
- Visuals
- Style- and audio-aware automatic selection + quality scoring
- Licence
- One-off token packs; 1 token per render
Tokens and licensing model
autoMaker is licensed through one-off token packs: each video render deducts 1 token, tokens never expire, and there is no subscription. For pack options and current terms, see the pricing section on the homepage; the product's current status and early-access information are on the autoMaker product page.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need autoPilot to use autoMaker?
No. autoMaker processes files in mp3 + metadata format. autoPilot's output matches that format exactly, but you are equally free to use your own files prepared in the same structure.
Does autoMaker upload the videos to YouTube?
No. autoMaker's job is to produce and package the video. For scheduled uploads across multiple channels you use autoShare; and for those who want both functions in a single application, there is autoMaster.
Do tokens expire over time?
No. Tokens have no expiry date; each video render deducts 1 token and any unused tokens stay in your account.
Does producing Shorts consume a separate token?
Long + Shorts outputs are part of the same production flow and are packaged together per channel. For current token terms, see the product page.