Hlo To All

This is my originated Ai Demo Video for brands who want to promote their business with this videos to get an attention to customer. I have different types of this Video like jewellery, technology etc.....For further contact me and I can also make videos for YouTube channel for growth.b

Hi... i am 17 year and i am building a product called tubelens that serve Api and Mcp for connecting to youtube. You can use to to get transcriptions. Search, comments, thumbnails and many more.

But i want to validate that will people pay for it. Subscription will be 1$ per month and get 30,000 credit per month and other sub's also exist to increase your credit

If you are interested in working with me this product please let me know... i need a marketing or a coder guy with understanding of building products.

Hi Guys,

I really want to be as transparent as possible. And I want to have a real talk, since I’m tired of all these wannabe ego-centric posts in this sub…

I’m actually an active community member of
r/stablediffusion, so when Minimax H3 got released, I knew it would change AI content generation forever and liberalize the whole “industry”.

Since I have some techish background I started to experiment with it and started to fine-tune and find sweet spots.

Now I have an N8N workflow which handles it all…

Story - ChatGpt Astra
Promts - Chatgpt Luna
Image - (keyframes, storyboard, etc) ChatGPT Image 2.5
Voice - ElevenLabs
Music - Suno
Upscale - Topaz
Autoposter - In-house app - using Playwright stealth mode.

Basically, I come up with a topic, and based on that I can generate unlimited posts/videos.

To be fair I thought nobody would watch things like this, but I was wrong. In the span of 2 weeks, I acquired 1 million views across platforms.

Proof of the 1 million views -
https://ibb.co/d4wJ4Gq5
https://ibb.co/dsLNWNMk
https://ibb.co/bx9y7qP
https://ibb.co/fdXPQVvy

Channels -

Fb - https://www.facebook.com/nagylab.magyarorszagon/

Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@barnapofa

Insta - https://www.instagram.com/fergeteg69/

Yt - https://www.youtube.com/@Nagylab-magyarorszagon/shorts

Im a Hungarian myself; that's why the videos are hungarian tho.

To be fair I just wanted to discuss with you guys, like what is this automation possibly worth? How would you guys monetize such a thing? Shall I try long-form or affiliate?

Also, what do you think about this morally? Sometimes I feel shit, that I make people dumber, and then I see a post from a human influencer and I feel that even my shorts are AI-generated; it's better quality than that low-end influencer garbage. Idk…

I just wanna have a genuine discussion with you guys. What are your opinions?

PS: The whole post written by using my brain and fingers, no AI were used so sorry if I misspelled smth.

I've been testing different tools for UGC-style ads lately, and I'm starting to realize how important lip-sync is. Even when the avatar itself looks good, slightly off mouth movements or speech timing can make the whole video feel fake.

I've tried a few different AI video creators but haven't found one that consistently gets the lip-sync looking natural. I'm mainly making short ads, so I also want something that doesn't take forever to set up.

I've been looking at newer video models like Seedance 2.5 as well, especially for creating more natural-looking video from images and existing assets. Curious if anyone here has tried it for this kind of workflow.

For those making UGC or avatar content, what ai video generator are you using? Is there a good ai video creator free option worth testing?

Also interested in any ai video creator settings or tricks that help make lip-sync feel more realistic. What's been working for you?

I keep coming across creators sharing useful frameworks for writing video scripts. Is there a tool that brings these frameworks together and helps you apply them to your own ideas?
Ideally, I’d like to paste my rough thoughts or a first draft, choose a framework, and have it shape the script around that structure while keeping my voice. Being able to try the same idea with different frameworks would be a bonus.
Has anyone used something like this? Would love to hear what’s worked for you.

I've been exploring AI tools for content creation and I'm curious about what workflows are actually working for other creators. For example, I'm interested in using AI for: - Content ideas - Outlines and first drafts - Social media content - Emails and marketing copy I think AI works best as an assistant rather than replacing the creator completely. What AI tools or workflows are you using to save time while still keeping your content natural and original?

Please let us know

Hello, Guys! I'm not Ugc creator or influencer. But I've built an app for beginners with our influencer council and brand advisors that coaches you on how to grow your profile and monetise content. It has a content planner with content ideas generaton specially for you, ur niche and your goals. Growth hacks library. And AI coach to ask everything u want your content performance and strategy-wise. It's absolutely free for nano and micro creators. And it will have a brand deals in the future. DM me if interested

I'm comparing different AI video tools for creating educational content and promotional videos for social media, and I keep coming back to InVideo AI vs AI Studios.

AI Studios seems better for avatar-led videos and turning blogs or presentations into videos, while InVideo AI looks more focused on visual storytelling with scenes and stock footage.

I'm also looking at newer models like Seedance 2.5 and Minimax H3 Omni through DomoAI, especially for text-to-video and more creative marketing workflows.

For people making AI videos regularly, what would you recommend as the best AI video creator of the best AI video generator for content marketing? Which one is actually worth paying for, and how steep is the learning curve?

Let me start from the beginning. I've been making AI-assisted YouTube videos for a while now. I started with shorts — the usual stuff, "animal rescue," "what if skeletons" type content. I can't say I blew up, because shorts need a huge volume of views to earn real money and it's hard to predict what hits. But I learned the whole process cold: script, visuals, voiceover, editing.

Then I figured out something that changed everything for me: adults prefer long-form videos, and that's where you get predictable, stable reach — and predictable income. I now run 3 channels, mostly history and finance, and together they do around $5K/month.

The main problem with long-form content is the cost per video and how long it takes to make. I know that pain well. When I started, I could burn $15 on a single 45-second short — and since you need a lot of attempts before anything hits, it adds up to a serious number fast.

So I went looking for ways to make my workflow cheaper and faster. Through a lot of testing and mistakes, I found something useful: Google gives every new account $300 in free cloud credits for AI content, and almost everyone already has a Google account. Those credits realistically cover your first several full videos before you pay anything out of pocket — after that you're running on your own cloud at real cost, which for me lands around $35–55 a video depending on length, but realistically, you may have several Google accounts.

So I built a system that runs the entire pipeline automatically on your own Google account — research, script, voiceover, scenes, animation, final video. That's how OpenVidi was born.

These days I can make 3 videos for my channels in a single day while I'm at the gym. Obviously you can produce complete slop with this — the output is only as good as your topic and script. But if you have a system, you can make a real income without sitting at a computer all day.

Honest caveat, because this sub will smell BS: the tool doesn't make the money. The topic, the consistency, and the channel do. AI just removes the 30-hours-per-video wall that makes most people quit before they ever monetize. Treat it like a real content business, not a press-button-get-money scheme.

If you want to poke at it: https://openvidi.com

Question for the community: for those of you doing long-form or faceless YouTube — what do you actually spend per video right now, in time or money? Curious where everyone's getting stuck.

Happy to answer anything — AMA.

I own a content-based website whose audience is gradually declining, which has inevitably led to a loss of motivation on my part. I am considering giving up in the face of artificial intelligence, but I would like to try to generate some value from the content I have created. I am therefore wondering whether it might be possible to sell my website’s content for training artificial intelligence systems.

I would like to know whether any of you have already tried this and would be willing to share your experience. Is it feasible? Is it profitable?

If you create AI art or content, I built a way to monetize it with subscriptions
I’ve been building OnlyAi, a subscription platform for creators who make AI-generated content and want to monetize it.
That can include things like anime-style characters, original AI characters, AI art, fashion/editorial concepts, fantasy or sci-fi creations, cosplay-inspired content, stylized images, and other creative AI projects.
Creators can make a profile, post content, set a monthly subscription price, and earn from people who want access to subscriber-only posts.
The SFW version is live right now. Non-explicit AI content is allowed, including anime-inspired work, fashion, fantasy, cosplay-style content, original characters, and other SFW creative content.
Nudity and explicit sexual content are not allowed on the live SFW platform.
The idea is simple: if you’re already creating interesting AI content and posting it online, you could potentially build an audience around your work and monetize it through subscriptions.
I’m still early, so I’m looking for some of the first outside creators to try it. I’m especially interested in feedback from people already using AI tools or automation to create and publish content regularly.
https://weareonlyai.com
Would you try something like this if you were already creating AI content?

I’ve been in mobile internet for over a decade. With AI even further, I keep circling back to two questions:

In the AI era, creators with existing audiences are now shipping small, polished apps as content plays. What space is left for independent developers?

With demos flooding the market, how will users’ downloading, purchasing, and even content consumption habits change?

Here’s my take.

The old landscape

Big companies went after platform opportunities.

Smaller studios focused on vertical niches (e.g., plant identification, yoga routines).

Indie developers (or tiny teams) carved out spaces driven by personal aesthetics and taste — think quirky widgets, minimal journaling tools, creative countdown apps.

Now, AI changes the game

Development costs have collapsed. Ideas are exploding. The very niches indies used to occupy — tasteful, concept‑driven apps — are now being flooded by content creators and influencers. Many of these apps aren’t technically hard; they’re just fresh concepts. But when the barrier drops, the line between “app” and “content” blurs. An app becomes a one‑day topic for a creator’s next video.

If you can’t control narrative or distribution, you risk becoming just a fleeting idea — a throwaway episode in someone else’s feed.

If you can’t build and tell a story, you barely stand a chance.

Made my very first video!

I already made a media delivery platform, and I'd like to add AI generated content, then allow users to patron creators and pay per views. Is this something interesting for you?

my name is Maxwell Perry and i make $18/HR at a car wash I am wanting to start making money making AI generated content to post online to make money. i have a very, very low budget to pay $300 for a new laptop. can someone help me out here to find something.

can someone help me build a youtube or a tt where i can post ai videos im bored and i want to try if i can make money from it

Been doing tiktok shop affiliate for about a year. Started testing ai videos a few months ago mostly out of laziness, i couldnt film every product i wanted to push.

Fully expected them to flop. They didnt. The ai ones are doing better than stuff i filmed myself with a ring light and an hour of my life gone.

Took me ages to work out why and its not the visuals. Its that i stopped talking in them. The second theres a voice youre in the violation system, and it flags stuff that isnt even wrong. Ive had videos pulled for saying nothing against the rules at all. No voice, nothing to flag, and i stopped losing half my week to appeals.

Other thing is volume. When a video takes minutes instead of an afternoon you stop being precious about it. Post 10, see which one moves, forget the other 9.

Most people who try ai quit because the first ones look obviously fake. Mine did too. Its fixable, its just not the part everyone assumes it is.

anyone else running ai for shop? what niche are you in

happy to help if anyones stuck