Languages/Korean
Make videos in Korean (한국어)
For Korean creators, on an audience that watches more short video per head than almost any other.
Written in Korean, not translated into it
This is the part most tools get wrong. A script written in English and then translated comes out with English sentence rhythm — the lines are the wrong length for the voice to breathe, and the turns of phrase belong to somewhere else. Clip Viral writes the script in Korean from the start, so it sounds like someone speaking Korean rather than someone reading a translation.
It is then read by a Korean voice, and the captions are timed to that voice word by word. The title, description, tags and hashtags are written in Korean too.
What a Korean video costs
The same as any other language: from 60 credits (US$0.60) for a 30-second video. One credit is one US cent. New accounts get 300 free credits once the email address is confirmed.