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Make a video with ChatGPT

Install the Fabeo plugin in ChatGPT once, then ask it to write, edit and render videos for you in plain language. It uses the same account, videos and credits as fabeo.ai.

A Fabeo accountSign in with Google or an emailed code, just as you do on fabeo.ai.
ChatGPTOn the web, desktop or mobile. On Business, Enterprise or Edu, your workspace admin may need to allow the Fabeo plugin first.

Install the Fabeo plugin

Fabeo is in ChatGPT's plugin directory. You don't need a server URL or developer mode.

  1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins in the sidebar.
  2. Search for Fabeo and open its page.
  3. Select Install plugin, then Connect if asked.
  4. Sign in to Fabeo on the page that opens, and click Allow.
  5. In a chat, type @Fabeo, or click + and choose Fabeo, then ask for a video. ChatGPT can also pick Fabeo by itself, but naming it is the most reliable, for example “Use Fabeo to…”.
ChatGPT asks you to confirm actions that change things, such as creating, rendering or deleting a video. Read what it's about to do before you approve, especially anything that spends credits.
Can't install the plugin? Connect Fabeo in developer mode instead

If your workspace doesn't offer the plugin, you can connect Fabeo's server yourself on ChatGPT on the web. Some plans may limit what a developer-mode app can do, so use the plugin when you can.

  1. Turn on developer mode: Settings›Security and login›Developer mode.
  2. Go to Plugins, click + and create a developer-mode app named Fabeo, with a Public endpoint connection to the server URL below. If it asks how to authenticate, choose OAuth.
  3. Create it, sign in to Fabeo and click Allow. In a chat, pick Fabeo under + › Developer mode.
https://mcp.fabeo.ai/mcp

Prefer a single guide for every assistant? See Fabeo for Claude and ChatGPT, which also covers Claude Code. Using Claude instead? See the Claude guide.

What you can ask ChatGPT

Talk to it the way you'd brief an editor.

Use Fabeo to make a 30-second vertical video introducing my running coaching for marathon beginners. Keep it warm and personal, and end with “DM me for marathon training plans.”
Free script
Use Fabeo to show me your unboxing templates, then make one for my sneaker brand using the best fit.
Templates
Show me the script scene by scene: what's said and what's on screen in each.
Free
How many credits will this cost? If it's under 40, go ahead and render it.
Uses credits

Credits and sign-in

Writing and editing the script is free. Rendering costs about 1 credit per second of finished video, so a 30-second video uses about 30, and a render takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Each connection can spend at most 150 credits in total, and nothing is connected until you click Allow on the Fabeo sign-in page. The connection renews itself for about 30 days. See pricing for plans.

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Questions about Fabeo in ChatGPT

Can ChatGPT make videos?

ChatGPT can't render video on its own, but with the Fabeo plugin installed it can write the script, edit scenes and start a Fabeo render for you. You review the script, approve the cost and get a link to the finished video.

How do I add Fabeo to ChatGPT?

Open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar, search for Fabeo and select Install plugin. Sign in to Fabeo and click Allow, then type @Fabeo in a chat.

Which ChatGPT plans work?

OpenAI says the plugin directory is available across ChatGPT plans, on the web, desktop and mobile, though what you can install depends on your plan, workspace and region. On Business, Enterprise and Edu an admin may need to allow Fabeo first.

Does it cost extra to use Fabeo from ChatGPT?

No separate fee. It uses your Fabeo account and credits. Writing and editing the script is free, and rendering costs about 1 credit per second of finished video.

Fabeo isn't in the plugin directory

The directory shows the plugins your plan, workspace and region allow. On a workspace plan, ask your admin to allow Fabeo. Otherwise, connect it in developer mode (see the steps above).

The assistant doesn't use Fabeo

Type @Fabeo in the message, or click + and choose Fabeo. Mentioning it helps: “Use Fabeo to…”.