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Click New series on the Autopilot page. The wizard has six steps, shown as tabs at the top; a summary panel on the right keeps the format, schedule, channels, cost and the next episodes in view as you go. Your draft is saved as soon as you continue past the first step, so you can leave and finish later.
Step 1 of the New series wizard with format cards

① The six steps · ② Start from a template · ③ Pick the format

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Start from a template

In a hurry? Open Start from a template. A template fills in the format, brief and look of a proven series — you can change anything afterwards.
The template list: Reddit horror stories, History in 60 seconds, Daily motivation, Gym myths on X and more

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The six steps

1

Format

Choose what every episode is: an AI story from a topic or a script, a music video, talking objects, an AI drama, an AI movie, a skeleton video, a Reddit story, a fake text conversation, a Twitter thread, a split video or a stock video. The panel on the right plays an example episode of the format you pick.
2

Brief & sources

The brief is the creative direction every episode follows: who it’s for, the tone, the kind of stories or topics, and what to avoid. Autopilot reads it every time it invents an idea.
  • Write it yourself, or describe the series in one line — “Roman history for teenagers, dry humour” — and let AI write the brief.
  • Click Show me 3 ideas to see how the planner reads your brief. Nothing is saved and nothing is charged.
  • Pick the language for scripts, narration and captions.
  • Give the series a name — only you see it; each episode gets its own title.
Sources (optional) are used before the AI invents on its own:
The Add a source dialog

Adding a source: ① Rule, Page to read or Your own episodes · ② The content · ③ Import from Ideas Finder · ④ Add

The more specific the brief, the less repetitive the channel. Say what to avoid as clearly as what to make.
3

Look & variety

Choose the aspect ratio and duration (30 seconds to 20 minutes), the generation path, and pools of voices, visual styles, music and caption styles. Pick one option to keep every episode the same, or several and the AI picks per episode — your channel stays fresh while staying on-brand. Format-specific settings (the Reddit card, the chat app, the gameplay…) appear here too. Add up to 4 recurring characters.
Voiceover pool with voice tuning

A voice pool with tuning that applies to every voice in it — the same controls appear in the wizard and in Settings

4

Schedule

Choose the days (Daily, Weekdays, 3× a week, Weekly or Custom), one or more times per day — each time is one episode — and the timezone. The page previews the next 5 episodes.
Days, times and timezone of a series

① Days · ② Day picker · ③ Times · ④ Episodes per day · ⑤ Timezone

Then decide what happens before an episode goes out:
  • I approve each episode (recommended) — Crealix writes, voices and illustrates it, then emails you a preview. Rendering and publishing only happen once you approve. Choose how early it’s ready: 2, 4, 12 or 24 hours before its slot.
  • Run it fully automatic — episodes render and publish at their time on their own. You can still hold, edit or skip any of them.
5

Channels

Pick the TikTok, YouTube and Instagram accounts that receive every episode, or turn on Send episodes by email instead to get a share link and a download for each one. Connect a new account right from this step.Because Autopilot posts with nobody watching, you answer each network’s questions once here — YouTube visibility, category, notify subscribers, made for kids and the altered-content disclosure; who can view a TikTok post. TikTok’s answers are required before the series can run.
What each network needs: visibility, category and disclosure toggles

The same channel questions in a running series' Settings

6

Review & activate

Check everything the series will do — format, brief, look, schedule, approval, channels and cost — and change anything from here. Then:
  • Activate Autopilot — starts the schedule. Your balance needs to cover at least the first episode.
  • Produce the first episode now — makes one immediately; it publishes at the next slot and the rest follow the schedule.
  • Save as draft — finish later. Drafts don’t count toward your plan’s series limit.
When it’s on, you’ll see Autopilot is on. The first episode is written and produced before its slot — and if you chose approvals, you’ll get an email when it’s ready to review.

Next: manage your episodes

Approve, reschedule, edit and skip episodes.