Your content pipeline, on autopilot.
Add videos to a queue, choose what Febler should do with them — clip, caption, add B-roll or run a full edit — and set when. Autopilot does the work on schedule, and you only review the results.
In short
Febler Autopilot runs each studio on a schedule you set: it takes the oldest video from your queue, creates the job in the chosen studio, and finishes it unattended. It checks your credit balance before every run and switches an automation off — with a clear reason — if you cannot cover it.
How Autopilot works
- 01
Add videos to the queue
Upload a video or pick one from your library. The oldest in the queue runs first.
- 02
Turn on an automation
Choose Clipping, Easy Caption, B-roll, Omni edit or Shorts & YouTube and set the days and time.
- 03
Autopilot runs it for you
At each scheduled time Febler starts the job in that studio and completes it without you.
- 04
Review and publish
Open the finished results, and for Shorts, approve them before they publish to YouTube.
Why creators use Autopilot
Set it once
Daily, weekly or custom days, at the hour and timezone you choose.
Credit-safe
Autopilot never starts a run it can't pay for; it switches off and tells you why.
Every studio
Clipping, captions, B-roll, full edits and a Shorts-to-YouTube pipeline.
You approve before publishing
Results wait for your review so nothing goes live unseen.
Great for
- Creators keeping a steady posting schedule
- Podcasts turning every episode into shorts automatically
- Agencies batching client content
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Autopilot FAQ
What does Autopilot do?
It runs a Febler studio on a schedule: at the time you set it takes the next video from your queue, creates the job in that studio and finishes it unattended.
What happens if I run out of credits?
Autopilot checks your balance before each run. If it can't cover the run, it doesn't start, switches that automation off with a clear reason and returns the video to your queue.
Can it publish to YouTube?
The Shorts & YouTube automation builds Shorts with titles and thumbnails and holds them for your review; once approved they publish to your connected YouTube channel.
Which studios can I automate?
Clipping, Easy Caption, B-roll edit, Omni (full AI) edit and the Shorts-to-YouTube pipeline.
Do unattended edits ask me questions?
No. Studios that normally pause for approval use their recommended defaults when run by Autopilot.