Automations
Set it once. Fresh reels on schedule.
An automation is a reel recipe with a clock. Pick the format, where topics come from and when to run; AutoReel writes the copy, builds the reel, exports it and either waits for your approval or posts it for you.
what it does
Automations in AutoReel
Posting every day is the part that breaks people. Automations take the daily grind off your plate without taking you out of the loop: approve each reel before it goes out, let them post on their own, or just keep them as drafts.
Every run uses the same builder as the studio, so an automated reel is as good as one you made by hand. Each run's cost is logged, and an optional credit budget per run keeps spend predictable.
Approval queue
Review captions, hashtags and the posting time, then approve with one click.
Budget per run
Set a credit ceiling; a run that would cost more is skipped, not charged.
Run history
See every run, what it made, what it cost and where it posted.
Safe by default
Three failed runs in a row pause the automation and tell you why. Skipped runs don't count.
how it works
How it works in AutoReel
Step 1: Choose the format
A UGC video, slideshow or hook + demo reel, with the models, creator, voice and brand kit you'd use in the studio.
Step 2: Pick a topic source
A list you write (in order or at random), a standing prompt, or an RSS or Atom feed, so every run has something new to say.
Step 3: Set the schedule
Daily, weekdays or any custom schedule in your time zone, up to 12 runs a day.
Step 4: Decide how it posts
Send each reel to an approval queue, publish automatically to your connected accounts, or keep drafts only.
who it's for
Made for people who post a lot
Faceless channels
A slideshow a day from your topic list, posted while you sleep.
News and niche pages
Turn a feed into reels the moment there's something new.
Agencies
One automation per client, each with its own brand kit and accounts.
faq
Automations: questions
Do automations post without asking me?
Only if you choose auto-publish. You can also send every reel to an approval queue, or keep them as drafts and post them yourself.
How often can an automation run?
On any schedule you set in your time zone, up to 12 runs a day. Missed slots aren't caught up later, so you never get a burst of posts.
What stops an automation from spending too much?
Each run shows its estimated cost, and you can set a credit budget per run. Runs over budget are skipped. Your balance and auto-refill cap still apply.
Your next reel is one prompt away.
Start with 100 free credits. No card needed.