TubeDroid handles the entire video production pipeline for you. Once you set up a series, the platform automatically generates a new video on your chosen schedule — writing the script, rendering the visuals, and publishing to YouTube or TikTok without any manual intervention required. Understanding how this pipeline works helps you know when to step in, what each status means, and how to get the most out of every video.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tubedroid.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The video lifecycle
Each video in a series passes through the following stages: 1. Script generation When a new video is due, TubeDroid requests a script based on your series topic and settings. During this stage the video status shows Rendering…. 2. Rendering Once the script is ready, TubeDroid assembles the scenes, applies your chosen voice and visual style, and renders the final video file. The status continues to show Rendering… throughout this process. 3. Ready When rendering is complete, the video status changes to Ready. This is your opportunity to review the video, make edits, or let it publish automatically on schedule. 4. Published After the video is uploaded to your connected YouTube or TikTok channel, the status changes to Published. Published videos cannot be edited.Video statuses at a glance
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Rendering… | TubeDroid is generating the script or rendering the video — no action needed |
| Ready | The video is rendered and waiting for review or scheduled publishing |
| Published | The video has been posted to your social media channel |
| Failed | Something went wrong — the video needs your attention |
If a video shows Needs attention in the dashboard, it means an upload or render error occurred. See Fix video upload and render errors to resolve it.
The Next Video concept
Every active series always has exactly one upcoming video queued up — this is called the Next Video. You can see it at the top of your series page. From there you can:- Review the generated title, scenes, and script
- Edit any details before it publishes
- Recreate it entirely if it doesn’t match your vision
Explore what you can do with videos
Edit a video
Change the title, description, voice, scenes, and more before your video publishes.
Recreate a video
Generate an entirely new script and video from scratch when the auto-generated result isn’t right.
Fix errors
Resolve render failures and upload errors so your series keeps publishing on schedule.