Submit a video
glu.tv accepts AI-generated video uploaded to YouTube, provided the video allows embedding. Read what we look for, then send it through.
What glu.tv looks for
glu.tv is a hand-picked index of AI-generated video, work made with tools like Sora, Veo, Kling, Runway, Midjourney, Luma and others. Someone watches everything before it goes up, and nothing auto-publishes. There's no fixed genre or length: sci-fi, animation, ads, documentary, full movies, whatever holds up. Films get tagged for what they are, so a good one is usually more than one thing.
Your video must allow embedding
Your video must allow embedding. glu.tv links to your YouTube upload, it never re-hosts it, so if embedding is switched off we can't show the video and can't list it.
To check: open YouTube Studio, go to Content, select the video, open Details, click Show more, and confirm Allow embedding is switched on.
What to include
- The YouTube link to your video
- Your creator or channel name
- The AI tools you used to make it
- Anything else worth knowing: a making-of note, a prompt, context
What happens next
Curation is manual, so there's no submission queue to game. We watch it. Either the work holds up or it doesn't. If it's in, it gets its own page, credited to you, linking back to your channel. If it's out, that's not a verdict on the work, just a decision about what fits here right now.
Submit through the contact form →Frequently asked questions
Does glu.tv pay for submissions?
No. Nothing about glu.tv involves payment, in either direction. We list work we rate and credit whoever made it.
Does my video need to allow embedding?
Yes. glu.tv never hosts a video directly. It plays from your own YouTube channel through an embed, so if embedding is switched off in YouTube Studio, we can't show it and can't list it.
How long does review take?
There's no fixed timeline. Curation is manual and unscheduled, so a date isn't something we can promise. If your video doesn't hold up, or we don't get to it, you won't hear back either way.
What disqualifies a video?
Anything that isn't AI-generated, anything with embedding switched off, and anything that doesn't hold up on a watch. Beyond that there's no checklist: someone watches it and decides.
What happens after glu.tv lists my video?
It gets its own page, credited to you, linking back to your channel. Every view still counts on your side, because we never re-host anything, we only embed what's already there.