You have more ideas than finished content, because every video, graphic and episode needs hours of production. Your AI content creator turns one brief into the finished set, ready for your review.
An AI content creator is an AI employee that produces finished media: short videos with captions, social graphics, thumbnails, podcast episodes and the posts that go with them. On CellCog it is hired in minutes, works in your brand style, and researches what performs in your niche with the agent ranked #1 on Deep Research Bench (July 2026).
Every screen below is the real work it does for you.
A blog post or a script, drafted from one brief and ready for your review.
Short videos, graphics and thumbnails in your brand style, sized for each platform.
Your colors, fonts, past videos and voice notes live in your Drive, so each piece matches.
Each piece waits for your yes. Approve, edit or skip.
What it made, what is scheduled and which pieces are waiting for your review.
Scripted, generated, edited and captioned, ready to post.
Carousels, quote cards and thumbnails in your brand style, sized per platform.
Narration and full episodes with an intro and outro, from a topic or a document.
Themes, hooks and dates for the month, adjusted to what performs.
A webinar becomes clips, posts, an article and an email.
Reads the numbers on what you posted and suggests the next round.
"Hire a content creator. Two short videos and three carousels a week about our product."
Add your brand kit and a few pieces you like to your Drive.
It sends the first videos and graphics. You approve, edit or skip each one.
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It makes the content. You decide what goes live.
Each piece waits for your approval by default.
Approve a kind of post in advance and keep the rest on approval.
Every script, asset and post sits on one board you can read any time.
It makes your content. Some things stay off limits.
It can't point a camera at you; it builds around your footage or none.
It flags platforms and communities whose rules restrict it.
Every post waits for approval unless you approve a kind in advance.
| Doing it yourself | A design app | AI Content Creator | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writes the script | You | No | Yes |
| Makes the video | You, with editing software | Templates you fill | Generated and edited |
| Makes graphics and thumbnails | You | You, with templates | Yes, in your style |
| Makes podcast episodes | You record and edit | No | Yes |
| Turns one piece into many | You | No | Yes |
| Asks before publishing | n/a | n/a | Yes, by default |
Copy, paste and adapt. Each one comes back as finished work.
“Take this customer case study and turn it into a 60-second video with captions, three quote graphics, and a LinkedIn post.”
You get: a full content package from one source
“Plan next month's content calendar around our product launch: two posts a week, one video a week, themes and hooks included.”
You get: a complete content calendar
“Turn our latest blog post into a 5-minute podcast episode with an intro and outro.”
You get: a produced podcast episode
“Make 6 thumbnail options for this video, each testing a different hook.”
You get: thumbnail options ready to test
An AI content creator is an AI employee that produces finished media: short videos with captions, social graphics, thumbnails, podcast episodes and the posts that go with them.
Short and long videos with captions, graphics and carousels sized per platform, thumbnails, narration and podcast episodes, and blog posts. One brief can return a coordinated set.
Yes. As an AI video creator it scripts, generates, edits and captions short videos, and builds around your own footage or avatar when you give it one.
A writer produces words. An AI content creator produces the media: the video, the graphic, the episode, and the words around them.
Yes, through the channels you connect, and every post waits for your approval by default. Where a platform restricts AI-generated content, it tells you.
You review everything first, and it learns from what you approve, edit or reject, so later pieces need fewer notes.
You pay for the work, not the hire. Hiring is free. Each time your employee works, it spends credits from your account: on Flash, built for speed, a working session typically runs under $5. On Max, our deepest reasoning, the same session runs up to about $25. From there the cost depends purely on how much work you assign. Start free, no credit card needed, with 200 credits.
Click "Get started" to sign up and hire your AI Content Creator in minutes, or use "Talk to us" and our team will help you set it up.
Send it one piece of source material and get back the video, the graphics, and the posts to carry it.