Has anyone here used automation for YouTube?
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alihassan2071
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- Mar 10, 2026
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yeah, keeping the same cartoon character in every scene is tricky. try using the same reference image each time so the face and clothes dont keep changing. generating it from scratch can give you a different look every time.
I will try these things, but the outcome is not the same. problem is that sometimes the motion is not good.
Indeed, providing realism to the characters' actions is perhaps the most challenging part of automating such videos. while even if the character appears identical all through the video, his or her actions may be totally unnatural nd disconnected from each other. imo, it would be better to create video clips with simple actions nd then time them in order to merge them into one video sequence. a completely automated process is nice, but sometime people have to intervene.
So, should I ask for a 30-second video, or something shorter than that?
- Dec 27, 2019
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In addition to the suggestions above, you can create a character board which you feed in each time you are prompting so it will always make reference to when generating different scenes.
I’ve created a character, but there are some noticeable shifts during its movement that end up being a bit distracting and detract from engagement.
Kara Agency
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- Sep 20, 2026
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I also tried running a fully automated YouTube channel over a month ago. However, it grew very slowly, and I feel like I’ve wasted a lot of time on it.
What kind of content you make ?
- Mar 2, 2021
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i once did but i didnt see much result
How much have you managed to earn, and have you faced any issues regarding monetization?
Max Suite07
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- Jun 25, 2026
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Yes. Create AI video useing with automation; it's difficult. Most of the time, we need to focus on the character. So that we don't get messy. If you make a good video, then we need a good script. Creating a video using the same reference part by part, keeping the script intact.
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For cartoon characters, try keeping the same reference image and character description in every scene, coz changing prompts too much can mess up the look.