glutv the best AI videos on the internet

What glu.tv is

glu.tv is a hand-picked index of the best AI-generated video on the internet. We sit through a great deal of bad AI video, what survives gets listed here.

We don't host the films

Every film here plays from its creator's own YouTube channel, embedded directly, so a view counts on their channel, which is the whole point. Shorts, the short vertical clips, play from the creator's own account on YouTube, TikTok or Instagram, through that platform's official player. We don't re-upload or re-encode any of it, and our name doesn't go on someone else's work.

Work that members make in glu studio, our invite-only beta for making AI video, is stored with us. The films and Shorts we list are not.

Each film credits the person who made it, and that credit links back to their channel. If you like something, go and follow them.

Why this exists

AI video has stopped being a novelty. Some of it is now very good. The trouble is that the good work sits buried: search for it and you get tutorials, tool reviews, reaction videos, and a mountain of machine-made filler. The handful of brilliant short films are in there somewhere. Almost nobody finds them.

The curation is the product. Someone has watched every film on this site before it went up. A person decides what gets in, and approved films go out on a schedule. Some rows and lists are ranked, by views for example, but only from what has been let in.

How things get here

We search constantly and throw most of it away. Films get tagged for what they are, so sci-fi, horror, comedy, animation, rather than shoved into a single channel. A good film is usually more than one thing. Tags are suggested automatically and corrected by hand where they're wrong.

Where a creator has published how they made something, we record the tools. Where they haven't, we say so instead of guessing. If you want to check a video for yourself, our guide on spotting AI-generated video walks through what to look for.

Made something?

If you've made an AI film you think belongs here, send it. A person reads every submission and not everything goes up. Either the work holds up or it doesn't.

What else is here

Beyond the films there are Shorts, series, a page for each creator that links out to their channels and profiles, and a page for each AI tool, showing what has been made with it. The Reel is a free weekly email of new films in the genres you pick, for people 18 or over. glu studio is where you can make AI video yourself. It's an invite-only beta with a waitlist, so not everyone can get in yet.

Copyright, ownership and affiliation

Every film and Short on glu.tv belongs to the person who made it. We claim no ownership of any video that appears here, and we make no copy of it. What you're looking at is an embed, so the file stays on the creator's channel or account.

glu.tv is an independent project, owned and run by ykeo pty ltd, an Australian company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube, Google, TikTok, Instagram or Meta, or by any of the AI tools whose output shows up here. Sora, Veo, Kling, Runway, Midjourney, Luma and the rest are named descriptively, to credit how a film was made. glu studio buys AI generation from providers as an ordinary customer. Those are supply arrangements, not affiliations.

If your video is here and you'd rather it wasn't, tell us and we'll take it down. It's your work. Get in touch and pick "Takedown request", or write to us about anything else.

Frequently asked questions

Does glu.tv host the videos?

Not the ones we list. Films play from their creator's own YouTube channel, and Shorts from the creator's own account on YouTube, TikTok or Instagram, each through that platform's official player. We do not re-upload or re-encode anything. Work members make in glu studio is stored with us, and the films and Shorts we list are not.

How are films chosen for glu.tv?

A person decides what gets in. Someone has watched every film on this site before it went up, and approved films go out on a schedule. We search constantly and throw most of it away. Films are then tagged for what they are, so sci-fi, horror, comedy or animation, rather than shoved into a single channel.

Is glu.tv affiliated with YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or any AI tool?

No. glu.tv is an independent project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube, Google, TikTok, Instagram, Meta, OpenAI or any of the AI tools whose output shows up here. Sora, Veo, Kling, Runway, Midjourney, Luma and the rest are named descriptively, to credit how a film was made.

Is glu.tv the same as GLU, the faith-based TV network?

No. glu.tv is an independent Australian site that lists AI-generated films. It has no connection to GLU: God Loves You, the free faith-based streaming network also known as GLU TV or GLU Network.

How do I submit a film to glu.tv?

Use the submit page, which says what we look for and takes you to the contact form. If you've made an AI film you think belongs here, send it. A person reads every submission and not everything goes up. Either the work holds up or it doesn't. Every film is watched before it goes up.

How do I get a film removed from glu.tv?

Tell us and we'll take it down. If your video is here and you'd rather it wasn't, get in touch through the contact page and pick "Takedown request".