Use case
Automated video posting
Scheduling tools post files you already made. Vidsy makes the file too: it takes a topic off the queue, produces the whole video, and publishes it — on a cadence, without you opening the app.
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- Topic queue rotates automatically — no manual refill each day
- Direct publishing to YouTube and TikTok at a chosen time
- Visual workflow builder: one idea fanned out across countries and models
- Every finished video scored by AI so the next one is better
Scheduling versus producing
Most “automation” in this space is a queue with a clock. It assumes the hard part — making fifty videos — is already done. It is not; that is the entire job.
Vidsy automates the production, and posting is the last step of it. You give it topics, not files. What comes out the other end is a published video with narration, footage, captions, a title and a description.
Workflows, for when one video per topic is not enough
The workflow builder is a drag-and-drop canvas for branching pipelines. One idea enters; several finished videos leave, differing on the axes you care about:
- Countries — the same concept written for different markets, in the local language
- Models — a different AI model per branch when you want tonal variety
- Formats — one branch as a chat story, another as a list
- Platforms — each branch published where it fits best
Attach a schedule to the workflow and the whole tree runs on its own.
The feedback loop is the point
Automation without measurement just produces more of whatever was not working. Vidsy pulls view counts back from the platforms after publishing and uses them for two things.
A/B experiments settle hook questions with data: two variants go live, real views pick the winner. AI performance analysis scores individual videos on hook strength and pacing, says what is missing, and names the fixes. Over a month the queue tends toward what actually works instead of what you assumed would.
Sensible limits
Volume is not free of consequences. Publishing ten near-identical videos a day is how channels get flagged as spam, and no scheduler protects you from that. One good video a day, varied in format, outperforms ten recycled ones — which is why autopilot is built around a daily cadence rather than an hourly one.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms are supported for auto-publishing?
YouTube and TikTok, through their official APIs. You connect each account once in Publishing.
What happens when the topic queue runs out?
Topics rotate — the queue cycles rather than stopping. Refill or reorder it whenever you like.
Can I review videos before they go out?
Yes. Turn off immediate publishing and each render waits in the dashboard for approval.
Do scheduled videos cost the same as manual ones?
Identical: one token per scene, plus extras for 1080p or a premium voice. Scheduling itself is free.
What if publishing fails — expired token, API error?
The job is marked failed with the reason, the video stays in your library, and you can retry after reconnecting the account.
Make your first video in the next five minutes.
Sign up, describe the video you want, and let Vidsy handle the script, the voice, the footage and the captions.