How Creators Are Quietly Building 24/7 AI Video Income Machines in 2025
In 2025, the creators who win aren't the ones who work the hardest on every single video. They're the ones who build systems that work even when they're offline.
Instead of scripting, recording, editing, and posting everything manually, top video entrepreneurs are connecting a few powerful AI tools into a single automated pipeline. Once it's set up, that pipeline can publish videos, grow channels, and generate revenue with minimal daily effort.
This guide walks you through how to build that kind of system using four key tools:
- Videogen – AI-first video generator for fast, template-based content
- Fliki AI – text-to-video and voiceover powerhouse
- Make.com – automation hub that connects everything together
- InVideo AI – script-to-video engine with strong branding controls
We'll explore how each tool works, where it shines, and how to combine them into a single automated workflow that can realistically support passive income streams from YouTube, shorts, faceless channels, digital products, and client work.
Why 2025 Is the Perfect Year to Automate Video Creation
Three trends are colliding right now:
- AI video quality has crossed the "good enough" line – Viewers care more about clarity and value than whether every frame was hand-edited.
- Platforms are rewarding consistency – YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram Reels heavily favor channels that post daily or multiple times per day.
- Automation tools are now creator-friendly – You no longer need to code to connect apps, repurpose content, or schedule videos.
The result: a solo creator or small team can run what looks like a full media company by combining Make.com, Fliki AI, InVideo AI, and Videogen into a streamlined content engine.
Tool #1: Videogen – Rapid-Fire AI Video Production for Niche Channels
Videogen is built for creators who want to publish a lot of content without sacrificing structure and visual consistency. Think: list videos, quote reels, educational shorts, product explainers, and faceless channels.
Key Features of Videogen
- Template-driven video generation – Create a template once (intro, transitions, fonts, colors) and reuse it across hundreds of videos.
- Text & data to video – Turn scripts, bullet points, or CSV data into full videos with scenes and animations.
- Short-form & long-form support – Optimize for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Reels, or 8–12 minute YouTube videos.
- Brand kits – Lock in your logo, color palette, and typography for consistent output.
Pros & Cons
- Pros
- Extremely fast for batch production (perfect for faceless channels).
- Easy to maintain a consistent style across dozens of videos.
- Great for listicles, tutorials, and quote-based content.
- Cons
- Less granular control than a full video editor for complex storytelling.
- Heavily template-based; you'll want to customize to avoid looking generic.
Income Use Case: 3-Channel Faceless Network
Imagine a creator in 2025 running three faceless YouTube channels:
- Channel 1: "Daily Stoic Quotes" – 60-second shorts with quotes and calm visuals.
- Channel 2: "AI Productivity Hacks" – 3–5 minute explainers on tools and workflows.
- Channel 3: "Crypto Market Snapshots" – daily market recap videos.
Using Videogen templates, they generate 5–8 videos per day across all channels. With YouTube ad revenue, affiliate links, and a simple Notion template product, the combined network reaches:
- ~450,000 monthly views
- ~$1,000–$1,500/month in AdSense
- ~$1,500–$2,500/month from affiliate and digital product sales
All while the creator spends under 60 minutes per day reviewing scripts and approving batches that Videogen generates automatically.
Tool #2: Fliki AI – Turn Scripts, Blogs & Ideas into Polished Videos
Fliki AI is ideal if you're starting from text—blog posts, newsletters, scripts, or even rough bullet points—and want natural-sounding voiceovers plus visuals without hiring a voice actor or editor.
Key Features of Fliki AI
- Text-to-video with stock assets – Paste your script and Fliki auto-matches scenes with relevant visuals.
- High-quality AI voices – Multiple languages, accents, and tones suitable for YouTube, courses, and ads.
- Blog-to-video – Turn existing articles into narrated videos for YouTube or social media.
- Subtitles & captions – Auto-generated captions for accessibility and better watch time.
Pros & Cons
- Pros
- Excellent voice quality compared to many AI tools.
- Perfect for repurposing written content into video format.
- Beginner-friendly interface with minimal learning curve.
- Cons
- Stock visuals can feel generic if you don't customize.
- Not a full NLE (non-linear editor); advanced editors may want more control.
Income Use Case: Newsletter-to-YouTube Funnel
Consider a digital entrepreneur who runs a weekly email newsletter about AI tools for freelancers. In 2025, they decide to turn every issue into a YouTube video using Fliki:
- Each newsletter (~1,200 words) becomes a 7–9 minute video.
- Fliki generates the narration and visuals automatically.
- The creator lightly edits, adds CTAs, and uploads to YouTube.
After six months:
- They have 26 long-form videos, all based on content they already wrote.
- The channel grows to ~8,000 subscribers.
- They promote a $97 "AI Freelancer Toolkit" in each video.
With modest traffic, this system can bring in $1,000–$3,000/month in course sales and affiliate commissions—largely from content that was already being created for email subscribers.
Tool #3: Make.com – The Automation Brain Behind Your Video Empire
If Videogen, Fliki, and InVideo AI are your production studios, Make.com is your operations manager. It connects your apps, moves data, and triggers actions automatically so you don't have to babysit your content pipeline.
Key Features of Make.com
- Visual scenario builder – Drag-and-drop interface to connect apps like Google Sheets, YouTube, Notion, Gmail, and your AI tools.
- Triggers & actions – "When X happens, do Y" logic (e.g., when a new row is added to a sheet, create a video draft).
- HTTP & API modules – Connect to tools that don't have native integrations using webhooks and APIs.
- Scheduling & batching – Run automations every hour, day, or week, or in response to specific events.
Pros & Cons
- Pros
- Extremely flexible; can automate almost any repetitive task.
- Visual interface makes complex workflows understandable.
- Great free tier for getting started.
- Cons
- Initial learning curve if you've never used automation tools.
- Complex scenarios require careful testing to avoid mistakes.
Income Use Case: Automated Client Content Agency
Picture a small agency in 2025 offering "AI-powered content packages" to coaches and consultants. They charge:
- $497/month for 12 short-form videos
- $997/month for 30 short-form + 4 long-form videos
Using Make.com, they automate:
- Collecting topics from clients via a form.
- Sending topics to an AI writer (e.g., ChatGPT API) for scripts.
- Passing scripts to Videogen or InVideo AI for draft videos.
- Notifying an editor in Slack when drafts are ready for review.
With this system, a two-person team can comfortably handle 15–20 clients, generating $10,000–$15,000/month in recurring revenue while focusing mainly on strategy and quality control—not manual production.
Tool #4: InVideo AI – Branded, Scripted Videos at Scale
InVideo AI is a strong choice when you care about brand presence and want your videos to feel more like professionally produced content than simple slideshows.
Key Features of InVideo AI
- Script-to-video engine – Paste a script or prompt and get a structured video with scenes, B-roll, and captions.
- Brand presets – Save your logo, fonts, colors, and lower-thirds for consistent branding.
- Extensive template library – Ads, promos, tutorials, listicles, and more.
- Team collaboration – Share projects with editors or clients for feedback.
Pros & Cons
- Pros
- Strong balance between automation and manual control.
- Great for agencies, brands, and course creators.
- Templates speed up production without locking you in.
- Cons
- More features = slightly steeper learning curve than ultra-simple tools.
- Best results come when you invest time in templates and brand setup.
Income Use Case: Evergreen Course & Ad Library
A course creator in 2025 launches a $297 program teaching "No-Code AI Automation for Small Businesses." Using InVideo AI, they build:
- 15+ lesson videos with consistent branding.
- 10 short promo videos for YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
- Retargeting ad creatives for Facebook and YouTube Ads.
Once the funnel is live, they run modest paid ads and leverage organic content. With a realistic conversion rate of 1–2% from warm traffic, they can reach:
- ~150 sales/year at $297 = $44,550/year
- Plus upsells, consulting, or templates on top
Because InVideo AI makes it easy to refresh creatives, they can keep the funnel performing without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Mid-Article Resource: Monetize Your Traffic with Smart Ads
As your automated video system grows, you'll likely want to diversify income beyond YouTube ads and affiliate links. Display ads on your blog or landing pages can be a simple extra layer of revenue.
atOptions = { 'key' : 'fdfeea1b3f8603b185b16d1e57f8852a', 'format' : 'iframe', 'height' : 250, 'width' : 300, 'params' : {} };Comparison: Which AI Video Tool Is Best for You in 2025?
All four tools can fit into a profitable video business, but they serve slightly different roles. Here's a side-by-side comparison to help you choose where to start.
| Tool | Main Strength | Typical Pricing (2025) | Free Plan? | Best Use Cases | Key Integrations / Connectivity |
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| Videogen | High-volume, template-based video generation | Low–mid monthly subscription (varies by usage) | Often limited free trial |
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| Fliki AI | Text & blog posts to narrated video | Freemium; paid tiers for higher limits & HD | Yes, with usage limits |
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| Make.com | Automation & orchestration of all tools | Generous free tier; paid plans scale with operations | Yes |
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| InVideo AI | Branded script-to-video production | Freemium; paid plans for watermark removal & advanced features | Yes, with watermark/limits |
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Workflow Example: Build a Beginner-Friendly AI Video Automation with Make.com
Let's put this all together. Below is a practical, step-by-step workflow you can set up even as a beginner. The goal: create a system that turns ideas in a spreadsheet into draft videos ready to upload.
Step 1: Design Your Content Blueprint
Create a simple Google Sheet with columns like:
- A: Video Title
- B: Topic / Keyword
- C: Target Platform (YouTube, Shorts, TikTok)
- D: Script Status (Idea / Draft / Final)
- E: Video Tool (Fliki / InVideo / Videogen)
- F: Video URL (to be filled later)
This sheet becomes your command center for the entire automation.
Step 2: Connect Google Sheets to Make.com
- Sign up or log in to Make.com.
- Create a new Scenario.
- Add the Google Sheets module and connect your account.
- Set the trigger to Watch Rows for your content sheet (e.g., when a new row is added or when a specific column changes).
Now, whenever you add a new idea or update a row, Make.com can react automatically.
Step 3: Auto-Generate a Script (Optional but Powerful)
To keep this workflow tool-agnostic, you can plug in any AI writing API (such as OpenAI) via Make.com's HTTP module:
- Add an HTTP module after the Google Sheets trigger.
- Configure it to send the Topic / Keyword and Title to your chosen AI writing endpoint.
- Receive back a structured script (intro, bullet points, outro, CTA).
- Optionally, write the script back into another column in your sheet (e.g., column G: Script Text).
This step turns your spreadsheet into a script factory.
Step 4: Route to the Right Video Tool
Next, use a Router module in Make.com to send each row to the correct tool based on the Video Tool column.
- If Fliki is selected, send the script to Fliki's API to create a video project.
- If InVideo AI is selected, trigger a script-to-video generation.
- If Videogen is selected, call its API to generate a video using your chosen template.
Even if you start by doing this part manually (copying scripts into each tool), designing the router now makes it easy to automate later.
Step 5: Notify Yourself When Drafts Are Ready
Once a video is generated (or a project is created), you want to know about it without checking dashboards all day.
- Add a Gmail or Slack module in Make.com.
- Send yourself a message with:
- Video title
- Tool used
- Link to the draft or project
This keeps you in the loop while the system does the heavy lifting.
Step 6: Update the Sheet with Video Links
As you approve and export videos, you can either:
- Manually paste the final video URL into column F, or
- Automate it by having Make.com listen for completed exports (if the tool provides webhooks or status APIs).
Now your Google Sheet becomes a live dashboard of your content pipeline—from idea to published video.
Step 7: Add a Publishing Layer (Advanced)
Once you're comfortable, you can extend the workflow to:
- Auto-upload videos to YouTube with titles, descriptions, and tags.
- Schedule shorts across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
- Post teasers to X (Twitter) or LinkedIn with links back to your main video.
At this stage, you've built a 24/7 AI video engine that turns ideas into multi-platform content with minimal manual work.
Positioning Yourself as a Video Entrepreneur in 2025
With these tools and workflows, you can choose from several business models:
- Automated faceless channels – Use Videogen and Fliki to publish daily content in evergreen niches.
- Productized services – Use InVideo AI and Make.com to deliver consistent video packages to clients.
- Education & courses – Use InVideo AI for course content and Fliki for supplementary explainers.
- Content repurposing agency – Turn podcasts, blogs, and newsletters into video libraries.
The common thread: you're not just a creator—you're building systems that can scale beyond your personal time and energy.
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Next Steps: Turn This Article into Your 2025 Action Plan
To move from theory to results, follow this simple sequence over the next 7 days:
- Day 1–2: Choose your primary model (faceless channel, agency, course, or hybrid).
- Day 3: Set up your Google Sheet content blueprint.
- Day 4: Create accounts with Make.com, Fliki, InVideo AI, and Videogen.
- Day 5: Build your first simple Make.com scenario (Sheets → email notification).
- Day 6: Generate 3–5 videos using any combination of the tools.
- Day 7: Publish, track performance, and refine your templates.
By the end of that week, you won't just understand AI video automation—you'll have a working system you can scale throughout 2025.
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