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Quickly Iterate on Sora Videos With This Simple, Three-Step Automation
In this guide you will learn how to generate bulk Sora videos with this simple, three-step automation.
Required tools
Sora
Updated
Dec 16, 2025
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The Rundown:
In this guide you will learn how to generate bulk Sora videos with this simple, three-step automation.
Who is this useful for:
- People who want to save time generating and tweaking video ideas
- Marketers who want to generate ads with Sora
- Content creators generating B-roll
What You Will Build:

What You Need to Get Started:
- Make.com account (free trial works)
- OpenAI account
- Make sure billing is enabled.
- Must have verified your OpenAI organization for this to work.
Step 1
- Duplicate this Google Sheet Template.

Step 2
- Sign into Make.com and create a new scenario.
- Add the Google Sheets Watch Rows trigger.
- Connect your Google Sheets credentials.
- Select the sheet you created in step 1.

Step 3
- Add an OpenAI Sora module.
- Create an OpenAI API key.
- Verify your org if you haven’t.
- Add the key to the module in Make.com

Step 4
- Create a new folder in Google Drive for your videos.
- Add a Google Drive Upload a File module.
- Select the folder you created.
- Click Save.

Step 5
- Add a Google Sheets Update a Row module
- Select your sheet
- Set it to update the drive link column with the “Web View link”


Step 6
Write a prompt in your Google Sheet and make sure your row has an ID number. Wait for the time trigger to run or click the “run once” button in the Make.com scenario.
Within a few minutes, you should see the Google Sheet update with a link to the video in your Google Drive.

Going Further:
- Instead of waiting every 15 minutes for the automation to fire, you can set up Google Sheets to fire a webhookstraight to Make.com every time a row is updated.
- Create a new scenario. For the trigger, click Google Sheets→Watch Changes module.
- Copy the webhook you created in the module.
- In Google Sheets →Extensions→Add-ons→Get add-ons→search “make.com”.
- Add the add-on then open by clicking extensions→Make→Settings.
- Paste in that webhook.
- Now, each time you add a row that row’s data will be sent to your Make.com scenario.
