Each feature shows its actual status. We only present as available what works today.
Your articles enter Video Control from your website’s Markdown repository, triggered on publication, or by importing the published page.
One long-form script, three Shorts scripts and a LinkedIn companion text, written to your editorial rules.
A natural synthetic voice, with a pronunciation lexicon for your proper names, acronyms and technical terms.
The avatar is created from footage of your presenter, with their consent, by a specialist provider.
The thumbnail studio offers up to four concepts built from your brand assets, which you edit, approve and export.
A 16:9 video in 1920×1080 of roughly four to five minutes, with chapters, title and description prepared for YouTube.
Three 9:16 Shorts per article, 30 to 45 seconds long, each built around one idea from the article.
Uploading and scheduling on YouTube are built and being activated, always after each video’s final approval.
Content approval before any costly production, then final approval of the video and its metadata.
Manual, semi-automatic or automatic: you choose how far the machine goes. Final approval always stays human.
Four roles to share the work: administrator, editor, reviewer and read-only.
Additional operations are estimated in credits, reserved before execution and settled on actual usage.
These features are planned but not yet available. They are neither included nor charged today, and come with no committed date.
Publishing to LinkedIn and Instagram.
Comment inbox and assisted reply suggestions, always approved by a human.
RSS feeds, WordPress and other content connectors.
Video production in languages other than French.
Videos are currently produced in French.
We walk you through the journey from article to approved video, and look at your editorial line together.