AI tools that make and post a YouTube Short every day
Daily posting is easy now. Daily posting that still gets paid is not.
Short answer: Yes, several tools do it. AutoShorts.ai, Faceless.video, StoryShort, Revid and TallyReel (ours) can each write a Short, make it and post it to YouTube on a daily schedule with no upload from you. On October 27, 2026 the cheapest daily plans we found were Faceless.video Daily at $35 a month and AutoShorts.ai Daily at $39; TallyReel Starter covers about 67 stock Shorts or 33 AI picture Shorts a month for $19 at its launch price ($29 after 30 November), with autopilot series from Plus.
TallyReel: daily Shorts you approve, posted to YouTube and 14 more networks
AutoShorts.ai: the simplest one-series daily channel
A tool that posts a Short every day has to do four jobs: pick the next topic, write and voice the script, build the video, and publish it to your channel at a set time. The six tools below all do the first three. Five of them also post to YouTube for you; one (Crayo) makes the videos and leaves the upload to you.
We make TallyReel, which is on this list. Prices and features were read from each tool's own pricing or home page on October 27, 2026. Where a page didn't say something, the table says so instead of guessing.
Updated 27 October 2026 · by Danish, who makes TallyReel, one of the tools on this list · prices checked on 27 October 2026, each on the tool's own pricing page
4,000 credits, about 67 stock Shorts or 33 AI picture Shorts
Yes, drafts wait for approval; autopilot on Plus and Pro
Yes, plus TikTok, Instagram and 12 more
2. AutoShorts.ai
$39 (Daily)
1 a day for one series
Yes, preview and edit
Yes, plus TikTok and Instagram
3. Faceless.video
$35 (Daily)
Up to 30
Optional
Yes, one account per series
4. StoryShort
$69 (Growth)
About 80 thirty-second videos
Not stated on pricing page
Yes, plus TikTok and Instagram
5. Revid
$39 (Growth)
About 25 to 50 (its estimate)
Not stated on pricing page
Yes, plus TikTok, Instagram and X
6. Crayo
$29 (Hobby)
250
You post it yourself
No posting listed
Prices from each tool's pricing page on the dates shown below, monthly billing unless it says otherwise. Prices change, so check before you buy.
1. TallyReel
Best for: daily Shorts you approve, posted to YouTube and 14 more networks
TallyReel writes each Short from one idea, lets you edit the script and scenes before anything renders, then adds voiceover, stock footage or AI pictures, captions and music. Finished videos land on a calendar as drafts and post at the times you set. On Plus and Pro, autopilot makes and posts a series by itself. It also makes long 16:9 YouTube videos, up to 15 minutes on Pro.
Price: Free plan (300 free credits once, about 3 videos with a small mark). Starter $19 a month for 4,000 credits, about 67 stock Shorts or 33 AI picture Shorts (launch price to 30 November, then $29). Autopilot from Plus, $39 ($49 after). (all plans)
Good
Posts to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and 12 more networks from one calendar.
Edit every script before it renders; credits come back if a video fails.
One series can mix Shorts and long YouTube videos.
Watch out for
Autopilot needs Plus or Pro; on Starter you approve each video.
New, with no third-party reviews yet.
2. AutoShorts.ai
Best for: the simplest one-series daily channel
AutoShorts.ai is built around one idea: create a series on a topic, connect a channel, and it makes and posts a new video on your plan's schedule. Its site says you can preview and edit the script, title, images and music before a video posts. The plan you buy is literally the posting frequency.
Price: Starter $19 a month (3 posts a week), Daily $39 (once a day), Hardcore $69 (twice a day); yearly $190, $390 and $690. Free plan listed as temporarily paused. (checked 27 October 2026)
Good
Plans named by how often they post, so the daily price is obvious.
Preview and edit before posting, per its home page.
Faceless.video makes drafts on a schedule and either waits for you to edit them or posts them as they are. Each series posts to one TikTok, YouTube or Instagram account. At $35 a month for up to 30 videos, it was the cheapest true daily plan we found.
Price: Starter $20 a month (up to 15 videos, 1 social account), Daily $35 (up to 30), Double $59 (up to 60), Studio $149 (up to 175). Unused credits roll over. (checked 27 October 2026)
Good
Daily plan at $35 a month, with unused credits rolling over.
Choose between reviewing drafts and fully automatic posting.
Watch out for
Each series posts to one account; Starter connects only one.
Its terms only promise refunds in the first 7 days.
Best for: story channels that later want long videos
StoryShort says it makes the videos and posts them to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram on a schedule you set once. Starter covers about 26 videos of 30 seconds a month, a little short of daily, so a daily channel usually needs Growth. Long-form videos are on Influencer and Ultra only.
Best for: trend-driven channels and generated footage
Revid publishes to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X on every plan and runs Auto-Mode workers that keep making videos. Its own estimate is 25 to 50 thirty-second videos a month on Growth, depending on the visuals, so a daily channel with premium footage can run out.
Price: Growth $39 a month ($32 billed yearly) for 2,000 credits, Elite $89 ($74), Ultra $199 ($166). New accounts get free trial credits. (checked 27 October 2026)
Good
Publishes to four networks, with post stats.
Generative video models and a library of viral formats to remix.
Watch out for
Credits per video vary a lot with the visuals you pick.
Best for: making many Shorts that you post yourself
Crayo makes Reddit story, fake text and clipped videos in volume: Hobby includes 250 videos a month, far more than a daily channel needs. Its pricing page lists a view tracker but no posting or scheduling, so you upload each Short yourself or pair it with a scheduler.
Price: Hobby $29 a month, Clipper $59, Pro $129, billed monthly; yearly discounts up to 48%. (checked 27 October 2026)
Daily posting and YouTube's inauthentic content policy
Every tool on this list can post a Short a day. The harder question is whether those Shorts can earn. In July 2025 YouTube renamed its repetitious content policy to inauthentic content and said it covers videos that are repetitive or mass-produced, including AI videos made from generic templates that give the impression of mass production. A channel that posts thirty near-identical Shorts a month is exactly what that rule describes.
So the feature that matters most for a daily channel isn't the posting. It's how easy the tool makes it to read and change each script before it goes out, and how different one video can look from the next. A fully hands-off series is fine for testing a niche. For a channel you want monetized, plan to spend a few minutes on every script.
How to pick, in three questions
Do you want to approve each video? TallyReel and AutoShorts.ai are built around a review step; Faceless.video lets you choose; Revid and StoryShort lean on automation.
Where else should it post? If YouTube is the only target, any of the five posting tools works. If you also want TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest or LinkedIn from the same calendar, the network list decides it.
Will you want long videos? Shorts reach new viewers, but long videos earn more per view. StoryShort (top plans) and TallyReel make both.
What a daily Short actually costs
Thirty Shorts a month at the plan prices above works out to roughly $0.63 each on TallyReel Starter at its launch price, about $1.17 on Faceless.video Daily, $1.30 on AutoShorts.ai Daily, and between $0.78 and $1.56 on Revid Growth depending on the visuals. Yearly billing lowers all of these. None of it includes the time you spend editing scripts, which is the part that keeps a channel monetized.
If you are still choosing a niche, start on a free plan or the cheapest tier for one month, post every day, and only upgrade once you know which kind of video your viewers finish.
Questions
Is there an AI that makes and posts a YouTube Short every day?
Yes. AutoShorts.ai, Faceless.video, StoryShort, Revid and TallyReel all make Shorts and post them to YouTube on a schedule. Crayo makes them but doesn't list posting.
What is the cheapest way to post a Short every day?
On October 27, 2026, Faceless.video Daily was $35 a month for up to 30 videos and AutoShorts.ai Daily was $39. TallyReel Starter was $19 a month at its launch price for 4,000 credits, about 67 stock Shorts or 33 AI picture Shorts, scheduled to YouTube and 14 other networks.
Will a channel that posts AI Shorts daily get demonetized?
Not for being AI or daily. YouTube's inauthentic content policy targets repetitive, mass-produced videos. Edit each script, vary the visuals and give every Short its own idea.
Can these tools post to TikTok and Instagram at the same time?
AutoShorts.ai, StoryShort and Revid post to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube; Revid adds X. Faceless.video posts each series to one account. TallyReel schedules to 15 networks from one calendar.
Do I need to leave my computer on?
No. All five posting tools publish from their own servers once a video is scheduled.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.