Studio or Newsroom?
Editory does two quite different jobs, and almost every question about the product has a different answer depending on which one you’re doing.
| Studio | Newsroom | |
|---|---|---|
| You are | making this video | setting up a channel that makes videos |
| You do the work | once per video | once, then it repeats |
| A video starts when | you start it | a scheduled time comes round |
| Best for | writers, creators, one story at a time | teams and brands publishing daily |
Which am I looking at?
Section titled “Which am I looking at?”Newsroom is a real item in the left sidebar, pointing at your scheduled channels. Studio is not; it is the name for everything else you can reach: Dashboard, Scripts, Videos and Teleprompter. So if you are hunting for a Studio button, there isn’t one; you’re already there.
Start with StudioTake one story from a link to a finished, branded video.
Start with NewsroomPoint it at your sources, set a schedule, and let it publish.
The one thing worth reading either way
Section titled “The one thing worth reading either way”Every video, whether you drove it by hand or a schedule fired at 6am, goes through the same pipeline. Knowing its shape is the fastest way to work out where to step in when something isn’t what you wanted.
How Editory worksThe six stages every video passes through, and where you can intervene.
Driving it from an AI client
Section titled “Driving it from an AI client”Both products are also reachable over MCP, so you can write scripts and cut videos from Claude Code, Claude Desktop or ChatGPT.