AI writer and director
Your brief becomes a sequence of scenes with a clear arc and final call to action.

Clipia / AI director
Build a video from your photos: from an idea and script to scenes, voiceover and the final cut.
Review the script and cost before the build
Visual inspiration. Your video is created from your own script.
Describe the job and optionally add a product, person or location photo. Add the remaining images in the project.
You control the idea, scenes and estimate before the final build.
Add product, logo, person and location photos. Assign a role to every asset.
Choose the goal, destination and tone. You can adjust the frame format and duration manually.
Before the build, review every scene, voiceover text, storyboard and the estimate in credits.
The system creates the scenes, adds the selected tracks and assembles everything into one video.
A controlled, multi-scene build shaped around your goal and assets.
Your brief becomes a sequence of scenes with a clear arc and final call to action.
Identify the product, person, logo and location. Results depend on the source images and selected model.
Enable narration and review its script before starting the build.
Add a background track when needed; it is included in the estimate.
The voiceover text can be burned into the frame when required.
Opening frames let you evaluate the visual direction before the final build.
Start with images. Clear photos with one obvious subject and no tiny text make useful references.
Upload several product angles. In the brief, describe the benefit, audience and action the viewer should take.
Separate photos of a person and the setting make roles explicit and help connect the scenes visually.
Add the logo as a separate file and assign the logo role. Summarise complex brand guidelines in the brief.
You can review the draft script with no charge. The credit estimate appears before the build and varies with scene count, duration, voiceover and music.
Formats, source assets and charges at a glance.
Yes. A project can contain up to eight images with product, logo, person or location roles.
You can currently start with images. Uploading and editing existing video clips is not supported yet.
Script creation and edits do not trigger a charge. The estimate is shown first. Rendering video and generating storyboard frames require a paid plan; credits are charged when you start these actions.
Yes. Review and edit the title, scenes, descriptions, duration and voiceover text before you start.
After you select Continue with this asset or Continue with this brief, your input is saved as a draft in this browser, including when no photo is attached. In the editor, the draft is bound to your account and remains available for up to seven days from saving. Its local copy is removed after the project is successfully created. Clearing browser data can remove a draft; input is not saved before you press the button.
Vertical 9:16, horizontal 16:9 and square 1:1. Choosing a destination can set a suitable format automatically. Standard builds are saved as MP4 at 1080 × 1920, 1920 × 1080 or 1080 × 1080 pixels respectively, at 30 frames per second. Additional quality modes are available only when enabled for your account in the editor.
When creating a project, you can choose 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 seconds. This is a target duration: the actual length depends on the completed scenes. Before the build, you can edit the script, scene descriptions and scene duration; a project can contain two to twenty scenes. The finished download is an MP4, not a separate project for an external video editor.
Voiceover and music are optional and included in the estimate when selected. Subtitles are available with voiceover and are burned into the finished MP4; a separate subtitle file is not exported. Review the narration script before starting. If exact speech timing is unavailable, subtitle timing is calculated from the script.
Add yours. Review the script and cost before the build.