From a finished cut to a prepared upload

Review the cut, make the changes, prepare the upload.

VidSeeds.ai starts from the video you already made. It reviews the cut, shows you what to change and why, and prepares the YouTube package once the cut is settled.

Start with 100 seeds. Nothing publishes until you approve it.

One clear workflow

Four decisions from video to publish.

The same path keeps the real video, channel voice, platform requirements, and creator approval connected.

  1. 01Bring the videoUpload a local file or connect the YouTube channel that already holds it.
  2. 02Read the real contentAI analyzes speech, scenes, pacing, and channel context before drafting metadata.
  3. 03Build the launch packageReview titles, descriptions, tags, chapters, thumbnails, clips, and any localizations you need.
  4. 04Approve each platformEdit anything, then publish only the versions you choose for your connected channels.

Complete route guide

Find the tool for the job in front of you.

Open one group, compare the available routes, and continue with the exact task you selected.

Create & optimizeStart a project from a local file, check it before you publish, tighten the edit, and build the thumbnail.
Repurpose & localizeTranslate metadata into 85 languages, manage the results, and cut vertical shorts from long video.
Analyze & decideRead your channel, find the next video, place mid-rolls, and find out why one underperformed.
Manage & operateCome back through the dashboard, reopen a project where you left it, connect platforms, and check your voice profile.
Run it from your AI toolsConnect Claude, Cursor, Codex, or ChatGPT to the MCP server and run the same tools without leaving your editor.

Before you start

Frequently Asked Questions

What is VidSeeds.ai, exactly?

It's a YouTube channel growth and video publishing agent for videos you already filmed. You bring an existing video or connect a YouTube channel, and VidSeeds.ai reads the actual content plus your channel context to diagnose and package the next upload. Supporting platform packages are available when useful. It is not a video generator, editor, or host. You review and edit everything before it publishes.

Where does a project go after /projects/new?

Creating it is just the entry step. The New Project flow finishes the analysis first, then lands on /projects/[id]/optimize. The same family also includes /projects/[id]/analyze, /projects/[id]/schedule, and /projects/[id]/results.

Which pages need a connected YouTube channel?

The YouTube-driven tools (Re-Optimize, Translate, Mid-Roll Ads, Why, Intelligence, Video Ideas, and Channel Description) need a connected channel. The upload-first tools (Projects, Thumbnails, Auto-Clips, Diagnose, and Precision Trim) start from a local file. Translation review sessions start from Translate after you pick a YouTube video.

Does Translate publish to every platform?

No. Translate creates a review session, lets you edit and retry languages, and publishes the title and description localizations you approve to YouTube, not to the other platforms.

What upload and export limits matter here?

Server uploads go up to 1 TB. Some browser-side exports are stricter: there's a 500 MB cap on the client-side rebuild used for thumbnail first-frame export and Precision Trim export.

Can my AI assistant run VidSeeds.ai for me?

Yes. Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, or another MCP client to https://vidseeds.ai/api/mcp: OAuth for Claude, a Personal Access Token from /settings/mcp-settings for the rest. It runs the same tools as the web app, with your channels and voice in context. There's a 7-day free trial from your first connection; after that it needs an active subscription, and tool calls use seeds at the same rates as the web.

Does it publish anything on its own?

No. Every title, description, tag, thumbnail, translation, and caption is yours to review and edit first. Nothing reaches your channels until you choose to publish: on the web or through the MCP connector.

Bring the video

Build the package before you publish.

Start a project from the finished video. Diagnose and review the YouTube growth package first, then adapt it for supporting platforms when useful.