From an idea to the first video
The beauty of ClipToks is being able to start with a simple idea and turn it into a vertical piece. Script, voice and subtitles remain within the same process, without editing everything separately.
Artificial intelligence platform that creates viral videos for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels with voice, subtitles and automatic editing, and publishes them directly to your social networks.
Turn your ideas into viral videos ready for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels.
ClipToks is an all-in-one platform for creating videos with artificial intelligence, designed to simplify the entire process: from idea and script to voice, subtitles, editing and publishing.
Create content faster, reuse your existing videos, and automate much of your production from one place.
Write what you want to say and ClipToks takes care of turning it into a vertical video ready to share.
It can automatically generate the script, narration, background clips, subtitles and the final video.
A simple way to go from an idea to content prepared for social networks.
ClipToks includes multiple tools to transform your ideas and content into short videos:
Customize your subtitles before generating the final video.
ClipToks includes a visual editor to configure:
What you see while editing is what will appear in the final video.
Turn texts, stories and scripts into narratives using voices generated with artificial intelligence. You can choose between different voices and customize the narration style of your videos.
You don't need to appear in front of the camera.
ClipToks allows you to create videos with virtual presenters capable of narrating your scripts.
Ideal for educational, informative, promotional or social media content.
Transform static images into animated content using artificial intelligence.
Select a photo, apply a style or effect and generate a moving video directly from the platform.
Reuse podcasts, interviews, tutorials or long videos and turn them into vertical pieces for social networks.
You can select segments, transcribe the content, preview each part and generate independent clips.
You don't need to start with a prepared script.
ClipToks can help you generate ideas, texts, titles and scripts using artificial intelligence.
Thanks to the integration with Pexels, you can search for stock videos and use them as background for your creations directly from the editing process.
Create the video and publish it without constantly changing platforms.
You can also schedule your posts to decide when you want each video to appear.
All your videos are stored within your personal library.
See your creations, review works in progress, continue drafts and easily access your previous videos.
ClipToks allows you to create workspaces where several people can collaborate on the production of content.
A particularly useful solution for agencies, marketing teams, creators and businesses that manage multiple accounts or projects.
ClipToks is multilingual ready and makes it easy to create and adapt content for international audiences.
AI scripts + voices + subtitles + clips + avatars + image animation + social media posting.
Less manual tasks.
Fewer different applications.
More time creating content.
Turn ideas and existing content into vertical videos ready for your social networks.
Create more. Reuse better. Publish faster.
The beauty of ClipToks is being able to start with a simple idea and turn it into a vertical piece. Script, voice and subtitles remain within the same process, without editing everything separately.
Sometimes you know what to tell, but it's hard to find the first sentence. Generating scripts can help organize the idea before starting with images and editing.
Being able to choose the voice of the narration gives you room to adjust each video to the tone you need. A quiet story and a short ad shouldn't sound the same.
In a short video, the subtitles are part of the piece, they are not an addition to the end. That ClipToks generates them and allows you to edit them makes it easier to think about the complete result.
Karaoke-style highlighting can come in handy for fast-paced videos. I like that it can be adjusted from the visual editor before generating the final version.
Typography, size, color and outline: those details decide whether a subtitle is understood against the background. The level of customization that the sheet describes is one of its strong points.
Virtual avatars open up an option to explain something without recording yourself speaking. It is especially interesting for tutorials, summaries or informative pieces.
Converting a still image into video can give a second life to already existing photographs. It's a different way of creating a short piece without always starting from new footage.
The option to transform Reddit stories into videos has a very specific use that is easy to imagine. Script, narration and background in the same flow fit well with that format.
A podcast or interview often has moments that would work alone vertically. Being able to select fragments and convert them into clips avoids leaving that material trapped in a single long video.
When pulling clips from a long video, being able to select segments and preview them before generating each piece is just what is needed. Not all fragments work the same separately.
Transcribing a long video before cutting it makes it easier to find specific phrases or moments. I find this to be a very useful part of the content reuse flow.
The fact that subtitles can be regenerated gives room to adjust a piece before publishing it. In fast videos, poorly placed or unclear text is immediately noticeable.
The integration with Pexels comes in handy when there is narration, but a visual background is missing. Looking for the support clip in the same place avoids cutting off the pace of work.
Having the created videos in a personal library helps you go back to a previous idea and locate already finished pieces. It seems basic, but when it is published it is often appreciated.
A video is not always finished in one session. Being able to keep drafts and return to them later makes work more flexible, especially if voice or subtitles are still missing.
Scheduling publications allows you to prepare several pieces calmly and then decide when they will be released. To keep an account active, that organization can make a difference.
The vertical format, voice and animated subtitles fit short pieces for TikTok. I like that direct publishing is part of the same journey.
A long tutorial can hide a minute-long explanation that stands on its own. Extracting that section and bringing it to YouTube Shorts is a good way to reuse it.
For Instagram Reels, it's convenient to have editing, captioning, and publishing all in one place. The proposal avoids passing the file through several applications.
The translation of video and subtitles opens the door to reusing the same idea for audiences of different languages. It is better to adapt a worked piece than to always start another from scratch.
When adapting a video, it is not enough to change the voice. That ClipToks includes subtitles in other languages helps the result continue to make sense for those who watch it without sound.
Team workspaces fit a process where someone writes, someone else reviews, and someone else publishes. Having each piece in a common place can tidy up that chain quite a bit.
An agency that manages different accounts needs to separate materials and drafts. The combination of library and shared spaces makes ClipToks make sense outside of individual use as well.
An avatar that narrates a script can be used for small educational explanations. The idea is useful when the message matters, but you don't want to depend on recording one person at a time.
Starting from a photograph and giving it movement can be an interesting way out for a brand that already has good images, but little video. Not all content needs a new recording session.
Emojis and highlight boxes can help highlight an idea without cluttering the screen with items. I like that they are editor options and not a mandatory template.
Reusable subtitle styles come in handy for a series of videos. If each piece uses the same colors and typography, the whole is better recognized.
In addition to generating the narrative, the ability to choose voices and adjust the style allows you to think about the tone of the content. Telling a story is not the same as presenting something new.
Idea, script, voice, images, subtitles and publication: ClipToks brings together the main steps of a short video. The valuable thing is being able to follow the project from start to finish from one place.
A long live show may have a thirty-second explanation that deserves its own video. Selecting the fragment, viewing it first and making it vertical is a sensible way to take advantage of it.
Many short pieces are seen with the volume removed. Animated subtitles and word highlighting keep the idea clear as well.
When several ideas come together in one day, it is good to turn them into drafts and schedule their output. The library and direct publishing make that plan easy to follow.
Translating the video and its subtitles allows you to prepare a version for another audience without repeating the entire montage. It seems to me to be an especially practical use for a brand that publishes in several languages.
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