ClipWill picks the topic, writes the script, finds the footage, cuts it and makes the thumbnail on its own. You choose a niche once - it ships videos every day without you opening it again. From $0.78 a video.
What are we making?
Nothing to install. The card is asked only when your first video starts - $0 for the first 7 days, cancel any time.
Ready to post on YouTube Shorts TikTok Instagram Reels
Real frames from videos this engine produced. Not mockups.
There is no editor to open, no timeline to drag, no queue to babysit. Setup takes about four minutes and it is the last time you are involved.
Finance, sport, tech, ecommerce - or describe your own in a sentence.
9:16 or 16:9 for the channel. One a day or ten. Change it later or never.
Finished files land in your library, ready to download and post. Posting straight to your channel is coming soon.
That is the whole job. From here you are a spectator.
Nobody opens an editor. Not you, not a freelancer, not a VA. The output shows up finished.
Two things make a faceless video look cheap: shots that miss the words and an edit that looks like everyone else’s. This is how the engine handles both.
Its own indexed library first, then Pexels and Pixabay stock, and a vision model checks every pick against the line. Generated shots only if you turn them on - up to 8 a video, at a small extra cost.
Archive puts footage on paper cards with pencil arrows. Editorial runs large type with footage in thin frames. Mascot explains with two characters and icons. One per channel, your pick.
Frames are pulled from the render, ranked, captioned and paired with a title - the last two things people usually still do by hand.
Everything a person would normally do between “we need a video” and a finished file ready to post. None of it needs you.
You never hand it a brief. It reads what is moving in your niche, picks the angle and writes a piece that opens on a hook, holds a question in the middle and closes so the next video gets watched.
You pick the narrator once from 14 voices, or keep the default. It is then locked, so a channel sounds like one person across a thousand videos instead of a different one each week.
Every line is matched against an indexed library of real filmed clips, then against licensed stock, and a vision model checks the pick. Real frames, so nothing melts and nothing needs fixing afterwards. A generated shot is used only if you allow it and nothing real fits.
Cuts paced to the delivery in one of three montage styles, word-synced captions burned in, and a 28-60 second render in 9:16 or 16:9 - whichever the channel is set to. Both formats from one script is coming soon.
Frames pulled from the render, ranked and captioned into a thumbnail, paired with a title and description. You download the finished video; posting to your channel on a schedule is coming soon.
Retention on every published video feeds back in. Hooks that lose people get dropped, pacing that holds gets reused - without anyone reading a dashboard.
An API, an MCP server for AI agents and a CLI are in the works: post a topic, get a webhook when the render is done.
Picked from what is working in the niche.
Written, then read by the locked narrator.
Real clips matched line by line, then paced.
Thumbnail, title and description, ready to post.
Vertical for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, or horizontal for the channel page. Both from one script - coming soon.
Most hands-off video tools are text-to-video: every pixel is invented, so hands melt, logos garble and the whole thing reads as synthetic in the first second. ClipWill automates the other way round - it writes the script first, then cuts real filmed footage to it.
Shorts in three montage styles and long videos for the channel page, in English and Russian. Every clip below is a finished render: the topic, the script, the voice, the footage and the cut. Pick a lane.
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You are not paying for a seat or a subscription per editor. You pay per finished video - thumbnail and title included - and the price goes down as you make more.
Comparison figures are typical market ranges for one finished short-form video, not quotes. ClipWill figures are our published plan prices.
Every plan runs the same engine. A video is 28-60 seconds, in 9:16 or 16:9, and its price covers the topic, script, voice, real footage, cut, captions, thumbnail, title and description. Plans differ in how many videos you get a month. Unused videos carry over while you keep using them and expire after 30 days without use.
For one channel or testing a niche - about one video a day
$0 for the first 7 days · cancel any time
For a steady stream on one brand - five videos a day
$0 for the first 7 days · cancel any time
For several channels or an agency - up to 16 videos a day
$0 for the first 7 days · cancel any time
Need more than 500 a month? Write to support@clipwill.com - we price that per engine.
Text-to-video models invent every pixel, which is why hands melt and logos garble. By default ClipWill writes the script first, then cuts real filmed footage to match each line, and a vision model checks each match. Generated scenes appear only when you ask for them: as a fallback when nothing real fits, or in AI video mode for Shorts, where every scene is generated and the characters stay the same from start to finish. The cost per video is cents rather than dollars.
None. Setup is three settings - niche, format and cadence - and takes about four minutes. After that the engine picks the topic, writes the script, voices it, finds the footage, times the cuts, burns the captions, designs the thumbnail and writes the title. Finished videos land in your library, ready to download and post. You do not open an editor again.
From $0.78 per finished video on the Scale plan, $0.99 on Studio and $1.23 on Starter. That price includes the thumbnail and the title. You pay per video, not per seat. Unused videos carry over while you keep using them and expire after 30 days without use.
28 to 60 seconds - the length of a Short. The engine writes the script to fit that time. Videos several minutes long are coming soon.
No. Every line of the script is matched against an indexed library of real clips, then licensed stock, and a vision model checks the pick. You choose the narrator once from 14 voices, and it stays locked so the channel sounds like one person. You can steer what appears on screen in plain words, but you never pick a clip yourself.
9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, or 16:9 for the channel page - one format per channel. Both formats from the same script is coming soon. Cadence runs from one video a day to ten. Ten a day is about 300 videos a month, which fits in a Scale plan.
Yes. Setting up the channel is free and needs no card. The card comes only when you start the channel, so it does not stop the moment the week ends, and the first 7 days are $0 on any plan. The payment date and amount are shown before you add the card and in Billing. Cancel before day 7 and nothing is charged.
Soon. An API, an MCP server for AI agents and a CLI are in the works: post a topic, get a webhook when the render is done. For now videos are made from your account.
Four minutes now, then never again
Pick a niche, pick a cadence, walk away. The first week is free, so you can see what it ships before you pay for anything.
Free to set up, no card. The card comes only when you start the channel - $0 for the first 7 days, cancel any time.