One video, every channel

Short, thumbnail, subtitles, YouTube text and a web page from one edit.

One finished video has to go to a lot of places: YouTube, a vertical for Shorts, TikTok and Reels, a thumbnail, subtitles, the YouTube text, and a page on my website. Here is how Claude made all of it from my phone while I was at lunch.

It fixed its own thumbnail, caught a recap crop that cut the robot in half, found a 404 and a wrong length label on the page, and then stopped: “Pushing to main is a live production deploy.” It asked before anything went live.

Try it yourself

Finish one master edit first; everything else is cut from it.
Ask Claude for each deliverable: subtitles, a thumbnail, the YouTube text (titles, description, chapters of at least 10 seconds, tags), a 9:16 Short and a web page.
Have it check its own work before it shows you: crops, labels, links.
Tell it to ask before anything goes live.

Chapters

0:00Superpower: One video, every channel
0:15One video, a long list of channels
0:25Subtitles, then a thumbnail Claude fixes itself
0:40The YouTube text and the master
0:55The vertical Short
1:08One master edit, six deliverables
1:18The website page: a 404 and a wrong label
1:30“Pushing to main is a live production deploy”
1:45Back at my desk
2:44The Short, built at lunch

Next superpower: #7, Captions up top →

Narration is an AI voice (a clone of my own for the lunch footage), and the animation was made with AI tools.

The robot animation is made with Kling. Try Kling with my referral link. It’s a referral link, so signing up through it may earn me credits.

The narration is made with ElevenLabs. Try ElevenLabs with my referral link. It’s an affiliate link, so signing up through it may earn me a commission.