From idea to published Short: find topics that work, produce without showing your face, cut everything into clips, and schedule it all — without a team.
Four agents, linked in the order we recommend adopting them — each one points to its full profile, with its setup and guardrails.
What it solves: keyword, trend, and competitor-video analysis to choose your topics and titles with data rather than gut feeling.
See the full profile: “I post videos but I don’t know what will work” →
What it solves: an AI avatar presents your script on camera — you write it, the avatar “films” in your place, in several languages if needed.
See the full profile: “I want to make videos without showing my face” →
What it solves: it spots the highlights in your long videos and turns them into short captioned clips, ready for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.
See the full profile: “I film hours of video but never turn them into clips” →
What it solves: one calendar to plan your posts across all your networks, at the times when your audience is there — with statistics in the same place.
See the full profile: “I never know what to post or when on social media” →
To get started: $0/€0. All four tools have a free plan or a trial: you can test the whole chain before paying anything.
At a realistic cruising speed: $0 to ~$59/month + €0. In practice, HeyGen (up to $30/month) and Opus Clip (up to $29/month) become paid as volume grows; vidIQ and Metricool remain enough on free plans for a long time.
Theoretical ceiling if everything moves to the maximum: about $109/month + €22/month — a level that only concerns very high-volume creators.
Start with Metricool, because it is free, takes ten minutes to set up, and establishes the publishing rhythm without which the other tools are useless. Add HeyGen as soon as you want to produce without filming, Opus Clip when you have long videos to recycle, and vidIQ last: its analyses are only valuable once you publish regularly.
Guide updated on October 31, 2026 — see what’s new in the Directory.