Real sources for true stories — clearly fictional where it's meant to be
Set it up once.
It makes a video every day.
Clip Viral researches a real story, writes the script, records the voiceover and renders a finished, captioned video — on a schedule you set. Then you download it and post it wherever you like.
No card required · 300 free credits — instantly with Google, or once you confirm your email · From about 21c per video
How it works
Six steps done for you. You just post it.
- 01Finds a real storySearches Wikipedia, Google News and today's trends for niches that call for it; a few niches (Rhymes, Scary Stories, Text Message Drama) are openly original instead.
- 02Writes the scriptAdapts real source material into narration, then cuts it to the length you asked for.
- 03Records the voiceNatural speech in 15 languages, timed to the word.
- 04Picks the visualsFootage or generated imagery matched to each line of narration.
- 05Renders the videoVertical, captioned, with the spoken word highlighted as it lands.
- 06Hands it overA finished MP4 with its title, description and hashtags, waiting in your dashboard to download and post.
Modes and styles
Choose how it’s built and what it looks like, separately.
Three ways to build a video, 18 looks to build it in. Mix them however you like.
Storyboard
Cheap and fastStill scenes with gentle camera movement. The lowest-cost way to make a watchable video, and the fastest to generate.
Motion Lite
AnimatedStock footage and animated stills with parallax, push-ins and cinematic transitions. Real motion without paying for generated video.
Motion Pro
CinematicGenuine AI-generated video for every scene, with directed camera work. Highest quality and by far the highest cost.
See what Clip Viral makes
Five real clips, five very different topics.
Niches
Start from a template, or write your own brief.
Reddit Stories
Real high-engagement Reddit posts retold as first-person short-form narration.
55s · web
Scary Stories
Original short horror built on real folklore and location detail.
60s · wikipedia
Today I Learned
Verified surprising facts sourced from Wikipedia and current news.
45s · wikipedia · google-news · google-trends
True Crime
Documented cases retold with restraint, grounded in reporting.
60s · wikipedia · google-news
Motivation
Grounded encouragement built on a real person's documented effort.
40s · wikipedia · google-news
History
One documented event, told for the detail most people never hear.
55s · wikipedia
Wealth & Success
How a real business actually made money, explained plainly.
55s · wikipedia · google-news
Unsolved Mysteries
Genuinely open questions, with the evidence kept separate from the theories.
60s · wikipedia · google-news
Language Learning
One word or phrase, where it came from, and how to actually use it.
35s · wikipedia
Text Message Drama
A short fictional conversation with a turn in it.
45s · manual
Space & Astronomy
One real object or finding, at the scale that makes it land.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Psychology
One documented effect, what the study actually showed, and its limits.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Science Explained
One mechanism, explained properly in under a minute.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Practical Tips
One technique that genuinely works, and why it works.
35s · wikipedia · google-trends
Business Case Studies
One company decision, and what it actually cost or earned.
55s · wikipedia · google-news
Philosophy
One idea, stated clearly enough to argue with.
55s · wikipedia
Mythology
One myth told properly, including the version that got sanitised.
60s · wikipedia
Nature & Wildlife
One animal behaviour, and the reason behind it.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Technology
One piece of technology, explained past the marketing.
50s · google-news · wikipedia
Food Origins
Where one dish or ingredient actually came from.
45s · wikipedia
Travel
One real place, and the specific reason to go.
50s · wikipedia · google-trends
Sports Moments
One documented moment, and why it still gets talked about.
45s · wikipedia · google-news
Film & TV
One documented production story behind a film or series.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Ancient Civilizations
What one ancient society actually knew how to do.
55s · wikipedia
Geography
One real place on Earth that does not behave like the rest of it.
50s · wikipedia
Inventions
How one everyday object came to exist, usually by accident.
45s · wikipedia
Survival Stories
One documented account of someone who came back.
60s · wikipedia · google-news
How The Body Works
One real mechanism inside you, explained accurately.
50s · wikipedia · google-news
Daily News
Today's biggest story on one subject, grounded in what outlets are reporting right now.
45s · google-news · wikipedia
Rhymes
Original sing-along rhymes for kids, sung in the language you choose.
60s · manual
Pricing
Start free. Pay only for what you make.
Everything runs on credits, and 1 credit is 1 US cent. Sign up and confirm your email for 300 free credits. Nothing is charged for a generation that fails.
900 credits a month, about 6 videos
For getting started.
3,300 credits a month, about 25 videos
For posting most days.
12,000 credits a month, about 90 videos
For busy channels and agencies.
4 professionally edited long-form videos a month
The AI Video Editor only: no credits, and it doesn't unlock the other tools.
One finished video a day on a subject you pick, ready for you to approve each morning
A finished video every day on a subject that has to be looked up: no credits, and it doesn't unlock the other tools.
Or top up from US$5 for 500 credits, lasting 12 months. Start free →
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