ClipWill picks the topic, the footage, the voice, the cut and 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.
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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, 16:9 or both. One a day or twenty. Change it later or never.
Or skip it and collect finished files from the library instead.
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.
The parts a human would normally sit and choose — which clip, which voice, which thumbnail — are chosen by the engine, from what actually held attention on the last hundred videos.
Every line is scored against an indexed library of real clips and the closest one wins. No prompt, no browsing, no stock-site tab open.
The narrator is chosen on what kept people watching in your niche, then locked so the channel sounds like one person across everything.
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 published upload. 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.
The narrator is chosen on retention, not taste, then locked — so a channel sounds like one person across a thousand videos instead of a different one each week.
Every line is scored against an indexed library of real filmed clips and the closest one wins. Real frames, so nothing melts and nothing needs fixing afterwards.
Cuts paced to the delivery, word-synced captions burned in, and a render in 9:16 and 16:9 out of the same script — no re-authoring in between.
Frames pulled from the render, ranked and captioned into a thumbnail, paired with a title and description, then queued and posted on your schedule.
Retention on every published video feeds back in. Hooks that lose people get dropped, pacing that holds gets reused — without anyone reading a dashboard.
Post a topic, get a webhook when the render is done. Drops into whatever you already run.
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, schedule, posted.
Shorts for the feed and long-form from the same script engine, with no re-authoring in between.
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.
Eight different niches, eight different channels, one engine and the same three settings. Every clip below is its own output — the topic, the script, the voice, the footage and the cut. Pick a lane.
DRAG OR SCROLL · EVERY CLIP IS THE ENGINE’S OWN WORK
You are not paying for a seat, a subscription per editor, or a bundle of credits that expires. You pay per finished video — thumbnail, title and both formats included — and the price goes down as you publish more.
Comparison figures are typical market ranges for one finished short-form video, not quotes. ClipWill figures are our published plan prices.
One plan covers the whole engine — topic, script, voice, footage, cut, captions, thumbnail, title and publishing. No editor to hire, nobody to add. Unused videos roll over for a month. Cancel whenever.
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. ClipWill writes the script first, then cuts real filmed footage to match each line. Nothing in the picture is generated, so nothing needs fixing afterwards — and the cost per video is cents rather than dollars.
None. Setup is three settings — niche, formats and cadence — and takes about four minutes. After that the engine picks the topic, writes the script, casts the voice, finds the footage, times the cuts, burns the captions, designs the thumbnail, writes the title and publishes on your schedule. 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 both formats, the thumbnail and the title. You pay per video, not per seat, and unused videos roll over for a month.
No. Every line of the script is scored against an indexed library of real clips and the closest match wins. The narrator is chosen on what kept people watching in your niche, then locked so the channel sounds like one person. You can steer the look in plain words, but you never pick a clip yourself.
9:16 for the feed, 16:9 for long-form, or both from the same script with no re-authoring in between. Cadence runs from one video a day to ten. At ten a day a single Scale plan covers about 300 videos a month.
Yes. The first week is free on any plan. We ask for a card when you start so the channel does not stop the moment the week ends, nothing is charged until then, and we email you three days before the first payment. Cancel before it and you pay nothing.
Yes. Post a topic to the API and get a webhook when the render is done. It drops into an existing pipeline without changing how the rest of it works.
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.
First week free · card asked at start · cancel any time.