An AI video platform combining two workflows: Magic Clips (turns long videos, podcasts, and streams into viral-ready vertical shorts by detecting hooks, reactions, and payoff moments, then auto-captioning, reframing, and scheduling to TikTok/YouTube/Instagram) and Faceless Video Maker (generates videos from AI scripts with ElevenLabs/OpenAI voiceovers, auto B-roll, and animated captions). Founded October 2023 in Canada; AWS Startups portfolio company. Claims 50,000+ creators. Free tier: watermarked captions, limited to 5 videos; paid plans start around $29/mo (per SourceForge, verify on official site). Note: pricing tiers are not fully documented in public sources; Trustpilot has only 1 review (3.7); a Portuguese-language test reported a save error with captions (English worked).

An AI text-to-video tool for faceless short-form content. Describe a video in text, pick a voice style, and Cliplama assembles visuals (images/GIFs), captions, background music, and transitions into a vertical video up to 6 minutes long. Credits map to length: 1 credit = up to 1 min, 2 = 2–3 min, 3 = 4–6 min. Batch tools (Auto Shorts, Auto Series) generate multiple videos from one input. Scheduling to TikTok is supported; YouTube scheduling is listed as \"soon\"; Instagram Reels scheduling is not available. Paid plans remove the watermark, unlock downloads, and add ElevenLabs voices. Deliberately narrow: no scene editor, no custom visual control, no clipping from existing footage. Pricing: Free tier (1 video), Basic $19/mo (25 credits), Creator $39/mo (60 credits), Pro $59/mo (150 credits); annual billing advertised up to 5 months free; one-time credit packs available. Note: some third-party sources list $9–$22.50/mo (possibly outdated); no public API; no verified user reviews on major directories as of listing.