Clipin

Somebody will have to talk into a phone under a ring light for twenty takes, because the new product needs a TikTok clip. Clipin generates that kind of vertical, creator-style video with AI, from a scene you describe or a product link you paste. Product photos can serve as a reference, and templates start from formats like an unboxing or a pair of sneakers waiting at the front door.

The video itself comes from models made by other companies, and you pick one per clip. Kling, Veo, Seedance and MiniMax are on the list, with FLUX and Nano Banana for still images. Story mode strings several scenes into one video with a narrated voiceover. Genjutsu starts from a clip you filmed yourself, up to 15 seconds long, and swaps a person or an object while the original movement stays.

A finished video goes out as a viewing link or as a YouTube Short on a connected channel, at once or at a scheduled time. Only a completed export you select gets uploaded. The site describes these clips as generated content and "not a real customer testimonial". Prompts and results with adult content are blocked.