What you can make/Food Origins
Make food history videos without filming anything
For food pages that want something to post between recipes. Give Clip Viral a subject and it writes the script, records the voiceover, finds or draws every scene, adds captions and writes the title, description and tags — then does it again tomorrow if you want it to.
Why food history videos work
Where a dish actually came from is usually stranger than the recipe, and it needs no kitchen.
What Clip Viral makes for this
Where one dish or ingredient actually came from.
Every video comes back as an MP4 in the shape the platform wants, with captions burned in, a thumbnail drawn for it, and a title, description, tags and hashtags written to be found.
What a food history video costs
A 30-second video is 60 credits (US$0.60) with real filmed footage, or 78 credits (US$0.78) with every scene drawn in the style you pick. One credit is one US cent, the price is shown before you start, and a video that fails is never charged.
New accounts get 300 free credits once the email address is confirmed — enough for a few videos before deciding anything.
Looks that suit Food Origins
Each of these is a real four-second clip, made by the pipeline that would make yours.
Other things people make
Start with one and see
The people who earn from content over the next few years are the ones who publish consistently, and that used to need a camera, an editor and time nobody has. Make one food history video and judge it on the result.
Make one free