YASGU is a tool to generate and upload Youtube Shorts videos. The main strength of YASGU is that it can generate videos fully automatically, from the script to the voiceover and the illustration images. Once the video is generated, it is uploaded to Youtube and published as a Youtube Shorts video. Just specify your subject and language, and YASGU will take care of the rest.
Example of an automatically generated video in less than 5 minutes with YASGU : https://github.com/hankerspace/YASGU/raw/master/assets/docs/example.mp4
- Fully automatic video generation and upload to Youtube.
- Uses GPT and other LLMs to generate the video script and CoquiTTS to generate the voiceover.
- Illustration images are generated using DALL-E, prodiamine, or other image generation models.
- Uploads the generated video to Youtube using Selenium and Firefox.
- Can generate videos in multiple languages.
- Git
- Python 3.9.X (Add to PATH) note: Python 3.10 is not supported due to dependencies.
- ImageMagick be sure to check "Install legacy utilities (e.g. convert)" during installation.
- Microsoft Visual C++ Build Tools for CoquiTTS. Install the "Desktop development with C++" workload.
- Firefox the browser used by Selenium.
- Clone the repository and install the requirements :
git clone https://github.com/hankerspace/YASGU.git
# Copy Example Configuration and fill out values in config.json
cp config/config.example.json config/config.json
# Create a virtual environment
python -m venv .venv
# Activate the virtual environment - Windows
.\.venv\Scripts\activate
# Activate the virtual environment - Unix
source .venv/bin/activate
# Install the requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt- Download the font used for the video script and place it in the
assetsfolder. You can download the font from Google Fonts or Dafont for other fonts. - Download some free songs from YouTube Audio Library and place them in the
assetsfolder. You can use theyoutube-dltool to download the songs from the Youtube Audio Library.
The configuration file is located at config/config.json. You can copy the example configuration file and fill out the values.
- verbose : Set to true to enable verbose logging.
- headless : Set to true to enable headless mode for the browser.
- threads : The number of threads to use for generating the video.
- assembly_ai_api_key : The API key for the AssemblyAI service. You can get an API key from the AssemblyAI website.
- imagemagick_path : The path to the ImageMagick installation binary (.exe for Windows, no extension for Unix).
- generators : The list of generators to run. You can find more information about the generators configuration in the Generators configuration section.
The generators section of the configuration file contains the list of generators to run. Each generator has its own configuration.
A generator is designed to create a specific kind of video, you can specify the following parameters for each generator:
- id : unique identifier for the generator.
- language : the language to use for the video.
- subject : the subject of the generated videos. You can choose a specific subject such as
History of Franceor be more abstract likeRandom facts about trees. - llm : The LLM model to use for generating the video script. You can find the available models in the Available LLMs models section.
- image_prompt_llm : The LLM model to use for generating the image prompt. You can find the available models in the Available Image Generation models section.
- image_model : The image generation model to use for generating the illustration images. You can find the available models in the Available Image Generation models section.
- images_count : The number of images to generate for the video.
- is_for_kids : Set to true if the video is for kids (in Youtube).
- font : The font filename to use for the video script. The fonts are located in
assets/fonts. - subtitles_max_chars : The maximum number of characters for the subtitles for a given line.
- subtitles_font_size : The font size for the subtitles.
- subtitles_font_color : The font color for the subtitles.
- subtitles_font_outline_color : The font outline color for the subtitles.
- subtitles_font_outline_thickness : The font outline thickness for the subtitles.
- audio_song_volume : The volume of the background song.
- firefox_profile : The path to the Firefox profile to use for the browser. You can create a new profile and set the
firefox_profilevalue to the path of the profile folder. Be sure to log in to your Youtube account and pick the Channel to upload to. More information on how to create a new profile can be found here.
| Key | Model | Base Provider | Provider | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| gpt35_turbo | gpt-3.5-turbo | OpenAI | 5+ Providers | openai.com |
| gpt4 | gpt-4 | OpenAI | 2+ Providers | openai.com |
| llama2_7b | Llama-2-7b-chat-hf | Meta | 2+ Providers | llama.meta.com |
| llama2_13b | Llama-2-13b-chat-hf | Meta | 2+ Providers | llama.meta.com |
| llama2_70b | Llama-2-70b-chat-hf | Meta | 3+ Providers | llama.meta.com |
| mixtral_8x7b | Mixtral-8x7B-Instruct-v0.1 | Huggingface | 4+ Providers | huggingface.co |
| dolphin_mixtral_8x7b | dolphin-2.6-mixtral-8x7b | Huggingface | g4f.Provider.DeepInfra | huggingface.co |
| airoboros_70b | airoboros-70b | Huggingface | g4f.Provider.DeepInfra | huggingface.co |
| gemini | gemini | g4f.Provider.Gemini | gemini.google.com | |
| claude_v2 | claude-v2 | Anthropic | 1+ Providers | anthropic.com |
| claude_3_opus | claude-3-opus | Anthropic | g4f.Provider.You | anthropic.com |
| claude_3_sonnet | claude-3-sonnet | Anthropic | g4f.Provider.You | anthropic.com |
| Key | Model | Base Provider | Provider | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| v1 | DALLE v1 | OpenAI | 5+ Providers | openai.com |
| v2 | DALLE v2 | OpenAI | 2+ Providers | openai.com |
| v2-beta | DALLE v2-beta | OpenAI | g4f.Provider.Bing | openai.com |
| v3 | DALLE v3 | OpenAI | 2+ Providers | openai.com |
| lexica | lexica | Meta | 3+ Providers | llama.meta.com |
| prodia | prodia | Meta | 2+ Providers | llama.meta.com |
| simurg | simurg | Huggingface | 4+ Providers | huggingface.co |
| animefy | animefy | Huggingface | 4+ Providers | huggingface.co |
| raava | raava | Huggingface | g4f.Provider.DeepInfra | huggingface.co |
| shonin | shonin | Huggingface | g4f.Provider.DeepInfra | huggingface.co |
You can tweak the models used for the video generation by changing the llm and image_prompt_llm values in the configuration file.
Currently, my bests results are with the claude_3_sonnet model for the script and the mixtral_8x7b model for the image prompt. Realistic pictures are generated with the lexica model.
To generate and upload a video for all the generators specified in the configuration file, you can run the following command:
python main.py- Manage multiple generators at the same time.
- Add support for multiple languages.
- Add support for different LLMs models.
- Externalize prompts to a file to allow for easier editing.
- Check and cleanup generated texts with a LLM agent
- Improve the upload process to avoid some issues with the Youtube upload.
- Use animated image generation models to generate animated illustrations.
- Add scheduling for the video generation and upload.
- Add support for other video platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, etc.
This project is for educational purposes only. The author will not be responsible for any misuse of the information provided. All the information on this website is published in good faith and for general information purpose only. The author does not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability, and accuracy of this information.