Open-Source Tool Generates YouTube Shorts in One Command for $0.10 Each
JafarNajafov · x · 2026-07-31
An open-source tool named YouTube Shorts Pipeline (Verticals v3) can automatically turn a news headline into a published YouTube Short via a single command.
The pipeline chains several mainstream AI tools: Claude for scripting, Gemini Imagen for visuals, ElevenLabs for voiceover, and Whisper for captions. The cost breakdown is highly efficient, totaling around $0.10 per video (Script: $0.02, Visuals: $0.03, Voice: $0.05).
Users simply type a topic and get a finished video in 3–5 minutes. It supports multiple languages, custom voice IDs, a dry-run preview mode, and manual script overrides. Fully open-source under the MIT License with local storage.
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