Your content. Three kinds of short video. No editing.
AI Clipper turns what you already own into vertical clips, finished videos and music edits. Agents on Claude plan the cut, make it and review their own work before you see it.
A long show becomes clips that follow the speaker.
Paste a link or upload a recording. The agent reads the transcript, maps the scenes and faces, finds the moments that stand on their own and renders them vertical with a virtual camera framed on whoever is talking.
- Every cut lands on the end of a sentence
- Hook line and captions burned in
- A review feed on your phone: approve, skip, publish
A topic becomes a finished video with motion graphics.
Give the studio a subject. It gathers the facts, writes the script, records the voice, shoots the screens it needs, edits the video with its own motion graphics and checks the result before it reports back.
- Several scripts and cuts compete in a blind arena; the winner ships
- One voice, one visual signature across every episode
- About 50 minutes from topic to file, no human editor
A track becomes a batch of edits cut to the beat and the vocals.
Upload your track. The agent hears the grid, the hits, the drop and the mood, lays captions on the vocal lines and cuts the footage on the beat. Every edit in the batch is different: footage, captions, finish.
- Every cut lands on the musical grid
- Captions timed to the words as they are sung
- Batches of six, picked in a blind arena, never a copy of a past edit
Three steps, one rule: it is your content.
Bring what you own
Your recording, your topic, your track. AI Clipper does not scrape or reuse anyone else's material.
Agents plan, cut and review
Multi-agent pipelines on Claude write the plan, render it and check their own output against the brief.
You approve, it ships
Every clip, video and edit waits for your tap. Nothing goes public without a person.
Claude
Gemini
Whisper
ElevenLabs
Remotion
FFmpeg
Real output, not a roadmap.
Everything on this page comes from the production pipelines that render the owner's own channels every day. The counters are read from their databases.
Editing was the bottleneck. Now it is a queue.
We ran our own channels and the editing never kept up: a two-hour show sat on a drive for a week waiting for someone to cut it. So we built agents that do the cutting, then made them judge their own work in blind arenas until the output held up without a human in the loop.
“The rule that made it work: give the agent the whole job. It gets the material, the taste and the limits, and it owes you a finished file. A person only approves.”
Get your first batch.
We onboard creators, artists and small teams in order. Tell us what you make and where it lives, and we will reply with a slot and early access pricing.
Reply within two business days · hello@aiclipper.0dev.team
Questions people ask first.
Whose content can I upload?
Yours: shows you recorded, tracks you own or have the rights to, footage you shot or licensed. AI Clipper is built for the people who own the material, which is why the output can go straight to your channels.
Do I need to edit anything?
No. Each pipeline ends with a finished file and a review feed. You approve or skip. If a clip is wrong, skip it and the next one is already there.
What does the AI actually do?
Agents built on Claude plan the cut, write scripts and captions, pick footage, render with Remotion and FFmpeg and review the result against the brief. Speech comes from Whisper, voices from ElevenLabs, visual analysis from Gemini and Claude.
How much does it cost?
You pay per finished file, never per seat: Clips per approved clip, Studio per video, Edits per batch of six. Early access rates are on the pricing page and are locked for twelve months.
What is a blind arena?
For every script, cut or finish, the pipeline renders several versions and an agent judges them without knowing which approach made which. Only the winner ships. The same method is used to decide how the pipelines themselves are built.