Two months ago, I created a fully automated AI faceless YouTube video generation system. The reception was outstanding—members of LinkedIn and various Skool communities were highly impressed.
However, that automation process involved several complexities. It necessitated the use of multiple tools for distinct tasks, such as image generation and music creation, which made the process both time-consuming and expensive for producing a single video.
But guess what? I've simplified the entire workflow and made it more budget-friendly🎉
Following a recent discussion with the JSON2Video founder, I learned that they've integrated image generation (Flux Model) and voiceover capabilities using ElevenLabs directly into their platform. This means you no longer need to juggle multiple tools for your video creation needs.
Here's how the updated process operates:
Content Scraping: We retrieve the latest articles or news content from websites via RSS feeds.
AI-Driven Content Creation: The subject matter is processed by OpenAI, which generates video titles, voiceover scripts, and prompts for image creation.
Content Structuring: The data is transformed into JSON format using the Parse JSON module on callin.io.
Video Generation: The structured content is then sent to JSON2Video, where images, voiceovers, subtitles, and the final video are all produced automatically.
Social Media Posting: The generated video is uploaded to your social media channels (for this demonstration, I'm posting to YouTube).
Note: You have the flexibility to customize the Automation Workflow & Video Template within JSON2Video to suit your specific requirements.
With this optimized system, you can effortlessly produce engaging faceless YouTube videos across ANY niche. Save significant time on manual tasks and let the automation handle everything for you.
Eager to see the outcomes? Review these sample videos:
Interested in trying it out? Here's the form. Submit a topic, and your video will be delivered in minutes.
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Thank you for the post. I'm eager to explore JSON2Video. I was just about to look for something similar. I have a couple of questions or potential adjustments for the workflow.
- Why are you making two calls to OpenAI? It appears one is for creating the title and the other for the script. Could this be done in a single call?
- I've built something comparable where OpenAI outputs JSON, eliminating the need for a Parse JSON module.
I believe you could potentially save two more operations in this scenario.
Within the OpenAI prompt, I incorporate the following:
Output will be a JSON file which includes fields for Headline, Topic Content and Image Prompt. It should follow this formatting:
json
{
"Headline": [The Headline you Create],
"Topic Content": [The Topic Content you Create],
"Image Prompt": [The Image Prompt you Create]
}
And ensure the output is set to JSON.
My workflow is divided into three scenarios for approval steps:
Scenario 1 - Generates Content Ideas
Scenario 2 - Creates the content based on the ideas
Scenario 3 - Posts the content to Buffer, placing it in the queue for publishing.
This is Scenario 2, which reads the approved ideas, generates a headline, body content, and an image prompt, then outputs it in JSON format. Subsequently, it generates the image from the image prompt, saves the image to Google Drive, and updates a spreadsheet with all the content and image links. Once a row in the spreadsheet is marked as approved, the third scenario executes, queuing the posts.
Thank you for your comment.
It's up to you how you customize it, but we are making two calls because one is creating a specific JSON that needs to follow a structure, and that is entirely used in the json2video module.
Thank you.
Hello everyone!
I'm new to the community and the world of automation. Is there a method to view how you configure parameters for each module?
Or do you share these as templates?
Thanks for sharing your work, it's truly amazing to see!
Hello there, are you aware of any more affordable options for JSON2Video? My budget is ideally under $20 per month, but I could stretch to $20 - $30 per month. Thanks!
I'm new to this, but I'm trying to understand why the parse feature of OpenAI isn't utilized instead of the JSON parser. Wouldn't OpenAI's result output already be parsed through the scenes? Is there an additional benefit to using the JSON parser?
Both options are viable.
Thanks