Automated Shorts Engine

Raw gameplay in.

It finds the moments worth a Short.

Cuts each one vertical.
Adds a hook. Checks it.

Pause menus come out, every clip is checked, and nothing reaches the queue until it passes.

Then it posts.|Five a day.|Three platforms.

YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook Reels, each in its slot, after one click of approval.

Automated Shorts Engine

Raw recordings in. Shorts out, every day.

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Automated Shorts Engine

Raw recordings in. Shorts out, every day.

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Proof, not a promise

One recording, start to finish

A real session from the channel this engine runs. Drag along the recording to see where each Short was cut, and which pause menus were taken out.

0Shorts published so far
0more already booked into future slots
0recordings turned into Shorts and a full mission
5slots a day, on 3 platforms
How it works

Record. Approve. That is the job.

Everything between the recording and the post runs on its own. These are the engine's own screens.

Steps 01 to 03

It watches, picks and cuts

A finished session uploads from the console by itself. The engine reads through it, picks the moments worth a Short and cuts each one 9:16, opening on the payoff.

  • A hook written for that clip, and checked so no two on the channel match
  • Under 60 seconds, ending on a question and a follow card for each platform
  • The full session becomes a long video too, with chapters at the big moments
The engine's long-form page: a full mission approved and waiting for its 20:00 slot, with its thumbnail, title, description and chapter list
Steps 04 and 05

It checks, you approve

Every clip is reviewed before it reaches the queue: pause menus and system screens are found and cut out. You see the finished Short with its title and description, and one click approves it.

  • Nothing posts without that click
  • Titles and descriptions can be edited right there
The engine's Shorts queue: a vertical clip with its hook, title, description and tags, marked for YouTube, Instagram and Facebook, with Skip and Approve buttons
Step 06

It posts, on schedule

Approved Shorts fill the next free slot: five a day, the same clip on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and Facebook Reels. The full mission goes up at 20:00 with its chapters, and every Short links to it once it is live.

09:30 12:30 15:30 18:30 21:30YT · IG · FBFull mission 20:00
The engine's calendar: a week of Shorts slots from 09:30 to 21:30 and a long-form at 20:00, each Short marked YT, IG and FB
Quality gates

What stops a bad Short

Speed is easy. These are the checks that keep five a day worth watching.

Pause menus cut out

The engine reads the screen for pause and system menus and removes those seconds from Shorts and long videos alike.

Every clip reviewed first

A clip that fails its check is held back. Only clips that pass appear in the queue.

One click to post

Nothing goes out on its own. A person approves every Short and every long video.

No two hooks alike

Each hook is checked against every earlier one on the channel, so the feed never repeats itself.

No real names

Titles and hooks never name real people, and every claim has to be visible on screen.

Slots it can keep

Uploads go in ahead of time and every slot is checked after it passes, so a missed publish gets fixed.

Viewers steer it

You pick.
It delivers.

Every video ends on a question. The engine reads the comments for requests, and when a new recording matches one, the Short credits the viewer who asked.

1Comments on every video are read and sorted: a request, or just a comment.
2Requests are grouped by game and mission, most asked first.
3When a recording matches, its Short carries the viewer's name in the first seconds.
4Once it is public, the viewer gets a reply with the link.

Get an engine like this

For creators and brands sitting on hours of gameplay, streams or recordings. KanavuLab sets up an engine like this for your channel: your footage, your brand, your approval on every post.

Talk to KanavuLab See it live on YouTube

Built for our own channel first. It runs Nash Plays every day.