How I Create Fully Automated AI Videos With GPT 6 Astra (FULL TUTORIAL)

This AI ad was made with Chat GPT controlling my browser. >> to get into bed and somehow find like 17 more things to do on my phone. One more video, one more message, and suddenly it's way later than I planned. So, the idea behind this routine is pretty simple. Give the day an actual ending.

Phone on charge across the wall, lights down, and this. Seven Sleeper Taps. A nighttime supplement designed to be part of your evening routine. Nothing complicated, just a few small habits and a little time to unwind. Because honestly, whatever's on my phone can wait until tomorrow. >> It generated the clips in Google Flow,

downloaded them, and put them together into the finished video you're watching right now. I gave it the script, the references, and the instructions. Then, when something needed fixing, I told it what to change. In this video, I'll show you how to set up that workflow, create a talking avatar, and have the avatar actually

pick up and show your product on camera. I'll also show you a couple of things that went wrong, because that's the part you need to understand if you want to use this for your own ads. All right. So, if you want to follow along with this, you're going to need a couple of

things. First, you're going to need the Chat GPT desktop app. This won't work in the browser version, so make sure you've actually got the desktop app installed. Preferably GPT-6 Astra. It can work in light mode, no problem with that. You'll use less credits, so even better. Then, obviously, you're going to need a Google

Flow account with enough credits to generate your videos and a script. Oh, and you're also going to need my workflow file, which I've already linked down in the description, along with all the other stuff from this video. And basically, that file tells the agent exactly what to do from start to finish. So, like,