Resumable
Pick up where the last chunk stopped.
Workflow
The publishing workflow from source to YouTube
Source → Understand → Voice → Audio → Video → Shorts → Thumbnail → Content Calendar → YouTube Publishing. One desk. You approve what ships.
The line
How does a source become published work?
The book is understood first. Voices are locked. Audio is mastered in resumable chunks. Picture follows the performance. The calendar ships what you approved.
This is the map. Job-sized pages live under Guides: audiobook generator, text to speech for authors, voice cloning, book to video, book to YouTube. Use this page when you want the whole line in order.
- 01
Source
Bring the file or text. Up to a million words.
- 02
Understand
Characters, names, and structure are indexed.
- 03
Voice
Library, cloning, pronunciation.
- 04
Audiobook
Resumable chunks. Scene-level regenerate.
- 05
Video
Cinematic scenes driven by the audio.
- 06
Shorts
Automatic Shorts and Reels from the same performance.
- 07
Thumbnail
Stills that match the chapter, not stock.
- 08
Calendar
Plan the week in ordinary language.
- 09
YouTube
Schedule from the studio.
Control
What if a scene is wrong?
Regenerate the scene or the chunk. Do not remake the title. Local-first production keeps cost and wait down.
Scene-level
Fix a hallway without touching chapter one.
Low-cost
Open-source-first where it matters.
Monthly meters
How does the free desk measure usage?
Three separate monthly meters track production volume. They reset on their own schedule. You always see what is left before you start a heavy job.
The studio is free to start with no card required. Each month you get 50,000 words processed toward indexing and speech, 3 Reels rendered, and 1 full video render. These are production caps, not wallet credits.
Word processing covers source understanding and audiobook generation. Reels and video are counted when a render completes. Planning, voice locks, and saved masters do not consume meters until you run production.
Words per month
Indexing, TTS, and chunked audiobook work against this meter.
Reels per month
Short vertical cuts from your audio master.
Video per month
Full cinematic render driven by the performance.
At the limit
What happens when a meter runs out?
Production pauses for that meter only. Your project, voice locks, and masters stay on the desk. Nothing is deleted.
If you use all 50,000 words this month, word-heavy jobs wait until the word meter resets. You can still plan the calendar or adjust voices. Reels and video keep their own balances.
When higher-volume plans launch, you can upgrade without rebuilding your pipeline. Until then, the Pricing page shows only what is live today.
Pause, not delete
Masters and maps remain. Pick up after reset.
Independent meters
Hitting the video cap does not block voice work.
Visible balances
Check remaining allowance inside the studio before you render.
Time Credits
Are Time Credits the same as monthly meters?
No. Time Credits are never sold, never bought, and never converted to money. They prove contribution inside Intelliverses, not production billing.
Monthly meters gate how much automated production runs on the free desk. Time Credits are a separate platform concept: they reward verified contribution and trust in the network. They do not unlock extra words, Reels, or video renders on checkout.
You will never be asked to purchase Time Credits to finish a title. Production limits are stated plainly on Pricing and in the studio.
Not a currency
Time Credits cannot be cashed out or invoiced to clients.
Not a top-up
Paid volume plans will be disclosed on Pricing when ready.
Human-first
Core production works without buying AI credits.
Approval
When does work go public?
You approve calendar slots and YouTube publishes. The desk prepares; you ship.
Calendar first
Plan the week in ordinary language.
Schedule
Connect YouTube and queue from the publish desk.
You publish
Nothing goes live until someone on your team confirms.
Workflow FAQ
Clear answers about the studio, workflow, and limits.
Open the studio, bring a source, let the work be understood, lock voices, then produce audio and picture. Publish when the work is ready.
Source → Understand → Voice → Audio → Video → Shorts → Thumbnail → Content Calendar → YouTube Publishing.
Yes. Scene-level and chunk-level regeneration. You do not remake the book to fix a hallway.
You plan in language and schedule YouTube from the same desk. You remain in charge of what goes live.
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