Videnly

Videnly generates faceless videos, Shorts, long-form explainers and UGC-style avatar ads, then schedules and publishes them to eight social platforms through official APIs. Plans start at $49 per month, with review before publishing.

Videnly is a video automation platform that takes an idea and turns it into a finished video, then publishes it to social channels. The script, visuals, voiceover and captions are produced in one place, which removes most of the manual editing that short-form and long-form production normally requires. Output formats include faceless stories, stock-footage videos, long-form explainers, Shorts and UGC-style ads. The product is aimed at creators running faceless channels, marketers who need ad variations, and agencies or brands managing several accounts. A dashboard organizes the work into areas such as faceless stories, long-form videos, stock videos, art styles, captions, UGC ads and an AI agent. For ads, a user pastes a product link, picks one of several preset formats, and chooses a ready-made AI avatar or a clone of themselves, with a selection of environments such as cafés, gyms or rooftops standing in for a location shoot. Story videos add generated visuals, motion, captions and an AI voiceover, and export as MP4. Distribution is the second half of the pitch. Channels are connected once through official platform APIs, covering YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads and X. A content calendar shows scheduled and published videos, delivery status is tracked per platform, and AI can draft titles, descriptions, captions, hashtags and keywords for review before anything goes live. Cross-channel analytics compare performance across brands, clients and accounts. A Zapier connection extends the workflow to CRMs, forms, spreadsheets and ecommerce tools. A community area lets users browse and share art styles, caption styles and templates, which gives newcomers a starting point instead of a blank project. The site stresses output quality, with comparisons against weaker generators and an editor for fixing visible AI artifacts. Among alternatives, Videnly sits between single-purpose video generators and social schedulers: it combines generation, editing and publishing, so it suits teams that want one pipeline rather than a stack of separate tools. Plans start at $49 per month.