You’ve tried outsourcing – $50-$150 per 60-second clip, 3-day turnaround, and the “editor” still misspells your CTA.

You bought $97/month AI tools that promise “one-click” yet you still end up screen-recording, converting aspect ratios, manually adding subs that never match the beat.

Imagine 30 Days From Today
You drop a raw idea (“how the Roman Empire fell”, “3 dark-psychology pricing hacks”, “1066 battle that changed English forever”) into a single form field, hit Submit, and by the time you’ve made coffee:.

• A vertical 4-K video is rendered, captioned, music-mixed, and sitting in your MinIO cloud folder ready to post.

• Every scene is uniquely illustrated in cinematic, painterly style (no more recycled Pexels clips everyone else uses).

• Captions are word-by-word highlighted in the exact color/font that hooks scrollers.

• You schedule 30 posts in 30 minutes… then spend the rest of the week closing clients while the algorithm works for you.

How It Works (the 3-step flow)

1. Type your idea in a simple form.

2. The system writes scenes, makes images, voice, captions, music—all by itself.

3. You download and post. That’s it.

The Benefits (why this matters to you)

• Save hours: 60-second videos produced automatically in minutes.

• No tech headache: copy-paste setup, step-by-step guidance.

• No expensive SaaS: run it on a low-cost server you control.

• Consistent quality: clean captions, clear voice, cinematic visuals—every time.

• Post daily with confidence: the system handles the heavy lifting.

What You’ll Learn (in simple words)

• How to install n8n and make it your personal video machine.

• How to turn a single sentence into a scene-by-scene script using Gemini.

• How to create cinematic images automatically (Pollinations Flux).

• How to generate natural-sounding voiceovers (ElevenLabs + fallbacks).

• How to animate still images to match the voice length (no editing software).

• How to add word-by-word captions that stop the scroll.

• How to join scenes, add music, and export a final MP4.

• How to store everything in MinIO so clips are organized and reusable.

• How to scale: bulk ideas in, scheduled videos out.