Series settings

Open a series and click Settings. The page is grouped into Where it goes, When and How it looks, with an On this page index on the left to jump between sections. A live cost estimate sits in the footer next to Save changes.

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Where it goes

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Destinations

Pick the TikTok, YouTube and Instagram accounts that receive every episode. Every episode goes to all of them at the scheduled time. Connect more accounts with Connect TikTok, Connect YouTube or Connect Instagram — see Social accounts.

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What each network needs

Publishing by hand asks these questions every time; Autopilot posts with nobody watching, so you answer them once here and every episode goes out the same way.

• YouTube — Visibility (who can find the video), Category, Notify subscribers, Made for kids (required by COPPA if your content targets children) and Altered or synthetic content (disclose realistic AI-made content; not needed for cartoons, text cards or an AI voice-over).
• TikTok — who can view the post and interaction settings. Required before the series can run.

Send episodes by email instead skips auto-posting: you get a share link and a download for every episode.

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How each episode is published

• Series hashtags — appended to the caption of every episode, after the text the planner writes. The preview shows the result.
• YouTube title — type {title} where the episode title goes and {series} for the series name, for example {title} | {series}. Leave it empty to use the episode title on its own.
• Keep producing when a channel fails — when on, episodes keep being made; a failed channel is emailed to you with the video and the series carries on.

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Emails

• Email me about this series — approval requests, reminders, delivered videos, publish failures and pauses. Turn it off and everything shows only in the app.
• Email me when an episode is ready and Email me when an episode is published — fine-tune which notices you get.

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When

• Days — Daily, Weekdays, 3× a week, Weekly or Custom (pick any days, Monday to Sunday).
• Times — add one or more times per day; each time is one episode on the days you picked. Your plan sets how many times a series can have per day (1 on Starter, 2 on Creator, 3 on Pro and above), and Autopilot produces up to 6 episodes a day across all your series (7 on Enterprise).
• Timezone — the series follows your account timezone; the current time is shown next to it, with a shortcut to change it.

Before an episode goes out:

• I approve each episode (recommended) — written, voiced and illustrated, then emailed to you; rendered and published only after you approve. Choose to have it ready 2, 4, 12 or 24 hours before its slot.
• Run it fully automatic — renders and publishes at its time on its own. You can still hold, edit or skip any episode before it goes out.

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How it looks

For each section in Look & variety, choose one option, or add several and let the AI pick per episode. The counter next to a pool shows how many you’ve added out of your plan’s limit (3 on Starter, 5 on Creator, 8 on Pro, 10 on Studio and Enterprise).

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Render quality

Render credits are charged when an episode renders; generation credits are separate. The footer adds it all up — for example ~11 credits per episode · ~77 per week — you have 1,418 → ~18 weeks.

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Danger zone

Delete removes the series, its queue and its history for good. Videos that were already made stay in your library.