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I will build a youtube automation software for longform videos
Willyrg
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About this gig
Running a "cash cow" YouTube channel is profitable, but producing longform documentaries, WW2 and history videos is exhausting. Most automation tools only handle 60-second Shorts.
I will build you a custom automation system that handles longform content (even 30+ minutes).
This isn't just a simple script. It's a full production workflow that lives in Telegram. You send an audio file (or a URL), and it builds a complete documentary-style video with relevant B-roll, historical photos, and perfectly timed captions.
Why this changes the game:
- Longform Support: Handles large audio files and splits them intelligently so AI doesn't get confused.
- Smart Batching: It processes your video in chunks, ensuring the visuals match the story from start to finish.
- No Monthly Fees: You own the system.
- Multi-Style: Switch between "History Documentary" (Ken Burns style pans) and "Archival" (Black & White) Or any style you want.
How it works:
- You record a voiceover (or use AI voice).
- Send the file to your private Telegram bot.
- The bot transcribes it, understands the context of every scene, and finds/generates the perfect images.
- It renders a high quality video ready for upload.
Get to know Willyrg
Willyrg
No Pressure
Level 1
- FromGhana
- Member sinceDec 2021
- Avg. response time3 hours
- Last delivery3 months
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English
Hi there! I'm a highly skilled and experienced professional with a passion for delivering top-notch services.
I bring years of expertise in front-end development, programming, and scripting to the table, along with a strong foundation in Python, and Nodejs.
I am constantly learning and growing my skillset to deliver high-quality work that meets your specific needs.
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FAQ
Does this really work for 10+ minute videos?
Yes. Unlike basic bots, this system uses batching to break down long transcripts into manageable scenes, so the AI stays on topic for the entire duration.
What about storage?
For longform, files get big. The system supports MinIO/S3 if you want, so your finished videos can automatically upload to the cloud instead of clogging up your server.
Is it expensive to run?
Since you pay per use, a 10-minute video can cost about $0.05 on DeepSeek and around $0.13 on AssemblyAI. AssemblyAI also gives $50 in free credits, so you can create plenty of videos before spending anything. It’s far cheaper than hiring an editor that cost $50 per video.
Can I use this for Shorts too?
Absolutely. It handles any length. You can run a Shorts channel and a Longform channel from the same bot.
What if I don't have a server?
No problem if you don’t have a server. You can run the system locally on your own computer, or I can help you rent a low-cost VPS for about $5 - 10 a month that’s strong enough to handle video rendering nonstop.
Is this YouTube automation tool safe for monetization?
Yes. The bot creates unique AI-generated content and uses royalty free or fair use images. You can let it generate images with AI or fetch them online. It’s designed for ‘cash cow’ channels that want to qualify for YouTube monetization safely without copyright strikes.
Can I scale to multiple YouTube automation channels?
Absolutely. Since you own the code, you can run multiple instances of the bot for different niches (e.g., one for History, one for True Crime) on the same server without paying extra fees.
What niches work best for this YT automation bot?
It excels at almost every niche. Top performers include History Documentaries, Scary Stories/Creepypasta, Biographies, and "Did You Know" facts channels.
Is this better than hiring a YouTube automation team?
Hiring a team costs $1000s/month. This bot gives you a similar workflow (vioce over-> video) for pennies. It is the most cost effective way to start a faceless channel.
Do I need to edit the videos manually?
The goal is 100% automation. The bot handles timing, captions, transitions etc.... most clients upload the output directly, but you can always import the result into Premiere/CapCut for final touches if you want. But not necessary.
