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history TikTok videos, every morning.

Empires, inventions and forgotten stories, told in 60 seconds with a hook that stops the scroll.

Niches inside
4
Ready ideas
20
Daily style
Motion Graphics

Sample: Motion Graphics

World War Two

How the Enigma code was broken at Bletchley Park

Ancient Rome

How Roman aqueducts carried water downhill for miles

Cold War spies

How the CIA dug a tunnel to tap Soviet phone lines

A week of history ideas.

Autopilot researches fresh angles like these every morning, so you never stare at a blank page.

  1. Mon

    08:00

    World War Two

    How the Enigma code was broken at Bletchley Park

  2. Tue

    08:00

    Ancient Rome

    How Roman aqueducts carried water downhill for miles

  3. Wed

    08:00

    Cold War spies

    How the CIA dug a tunnel to tap Soviet phone lines

  4. Thu

    08:00

    Inventions that changed history

    How the printing press spread ideas across Europe

  5. Fri

    08:00

    World War Two

    How D-Day was planned with fake armies

  6. Sat

    08:00

    Ancient Rome

    Why Roman concrete still survives in seawater

  7. Sun

    08:00

    Cold War spies

    How a carved wooden seal hid a bug for seven years

Ideas from the niche finder. Autopilot is on the Creator plan and up, and never repeats a story.

The niches inside.

4 ready-made history niches from the niche finder, each with its audience, five ideas and the styles that suit it.

The strategy, technology and turning points of the Second World War, mapped and explained visually.

History fans who love strategy and wartime innovation

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5 video ideas

  1. 01How the Enigma code was broken at Bletchley Park
  2. 02How D-Day was planned with fake armies
  3. 03How radar changed the Battle of Britain
  4. 04Why the Liberty ships could be built in days
  5. 05How the Berlin Airlift supplied a city by air

Why history works.

History topic illustration from the Influer app
InfluerYour history video is readyCaptions written for every platform
  1. 01

    Stories that never run out

    Empires, inventions, spies and forgotten decisions. Thousands of years of material.

  2. 02

    Evergreen by nature

    A good history video is as watchable next year as the day you post it.

  3. 03

    Every date is a hook

    Anniversaries come round every year, and each one is a reason to tell the story again.

No promises on views or income. Daily posting gives you more chances to find your audience.

History questions.

More on the full FAQ.

No. Every morning the research finds something new on your topics from current sources, and the script explains it in your voice and your way of talking. You watch every video before you post it, and anything on your "never talk about" list stays out.

Start your history channel.

Set up once in about 10 to 15 minutes, add history as a topic, and let autopilot make a new video every morning on Creator and up.