Features
Ten tools that don't exist in most editors.
Each one solves something that quietly eats creators' time — silent-moment cuts, color grading, multilingual reach, autopilot posting. Below: what each tool does, why it matters, and who ships more because of it.
Understand
Visual AI
ClipWith watches what's on screen, not just what was said.
Without ClipWith
Most AI editors only read transcripts. 'Cut to the shot where I pick up the product' doesn't land if you never narrated it — silent moments fall through the cracks.
With ClipWith
Every second of your footage is indexed the moment it lands — faces, objects, actions, scenes, camera movement. Natural-language cuts find the right frame even in silent stretches.
Use case
A founder recording product demos gets cuts that trigger on visual cues — 'when the dashboard loads,' 'when the logo appears' — instead of only spoken ones.
- →Object, face, scene, and action recognition per second
- →Silent-moment semantic search — no transcript needed
- →Frame-accurate, synced to audio word-level
- →Works on 4K source, no downscaling required
Compose
Auto-chop
Drop a 60-minute podcast. Walk away with five shorts ready to post.
Without ClipWith
Pulling shorts out of longform takes hours. Scrub the timeline, find a hook, trim filler, add captions, color, export. Per short. Repeat five times.
With ClipWith
ClipWith reads the entire source, picks five high-engagement moments, trims filler, burns captions, color grades, and exports — in one pass. Cached so iteration is free.
Use case
A weekly podcaster ships 5 shorts off every episode — in the time it used to take to cut one. Same voice, same taste, 5× output.
- →Hook detection across the full source
- →Per-short filler removal and caption burn-in
- →5 variations per source with different angles
- →24-hour cache — iterate on prompts for free
Compose
Prompt-driven cuts
Describe the edit. ClipWith makes the edit.
Without ClipWith
You know exactly what you want — hook first, filler cut, captions on, brand-orange LUT, punchy sound bed. But building it means timeline-clicks, nudge-nudge-trim, and an hour of your life.
With ClipWith
Say it in English. The composer assembles the cut in seconds — hook, filler, captions, color, sound all committed in a single prompt pass. Save the prompt as a template and reuse it across every clip.
Use case
A daily short-form creator types one prompt, gets a branded edit that matches yesterday's — no timeline, no drag-drop, no mouse.
- →Natural-language composition in 3–8 seconds
- →Save prompts as templates for brand consistency
- →Hook, filler, captions, color, sound in one shot
- →Swap one word to generate a new variation
Compose
LUT grading from a prompt
'Cinematic teal-and-orange' or 'Wes Anderson pastel' — built per clip.
Without ClipWith
Pro color grading means DaVinci Resolve, LUT libraries, per-shot exposure matching, and hours you don't have. Most creators just skip it. The edit looks amateur because of it.
With ClipWith
Describe the look. ClipWith builds a custom LUT for this specific clip and applies it shot-by-shot, matching exposure across cuts so colors don't jump between scenes.
Use case
A brand creator running a 30-clip campaign keeps a unified visual tone across the entire series by reusing one prompt, 'warm filmic with boosted oranges,' for every clip.
- →Natural-language LUT generation
- →Per-shot application — not a flat global filter
- →Cross-cut exposure matching
- →Reuse prompts to keep brand color consistent
Compose
SaaS ads, from scratch
No footage, no camera, no motion designer. Describe the ad, get the render.
Without ClipWith
Making a product ad means hiring a motion designer, sourcing stock, building in After Effects, and waiting 2–3 weeks per cut. Testing 10 variations? Good luck.
With ClipWith
Describe the ad — device mockups, kinetic text, voiceover, sound design. ClipWith composes a full render in seconds. Swap one word to spin up a new variation.
Use case
A founder testing ad copy generates 10 prompt variations overnight, runs them all as a creative test, and moves on the winner — without ever opening After Effects.
- →Prompt-to-ad composition end-to-end
- →Device mockups, kinetic text, scored sound design
- →Unlimited variations from template prompts
- →Outputs ready for Meta, TikTok, YouTube ad formats
Face
Eye-contact correction
Always looking at the lens, never the teleprompter.
Without ClipWith
Reading from a script means your eyes drift off-camera. That subtle shift reads as 'unprepared' to the viewer — and you won't notice it until it's baked into the edit. Retention drops.
With ClipWith
Every frame is processed to redirect gaze back to the lens. Natural blinks, micro-movements, and lighting are preserved. You read from a prompter, the clip looks like you memorized it.
Use case
A founder doing weekly investor updates reads from notes but looks fully present on camera — higher engagement, same shoot time.
- →Per-frame gaze redirection — locked to lens
- →Natural blink and micro-expression preserved
- →Opt-in per clip; always off by default
- →No creepy uncanny-valley artifacts
Voice
Lip-sync dubbing, 20+ languages
Your voice, translated, mouth-matched.
Without ClipWith
Going multilingual means karaoke subtitles (audiences skip), re-recording in a second language you don't speak, or hiring voice actors who don't sound like you. Every option dilutes the brand.
With ClipWith
ClipWith clones your voice, translates the script, and resynthesizes your mouth to match the new language — so the dub reads as if you actually spoke it. One shoot, every market.
Use case
A YouTuber expanding into Spanish, Portuguese, and German publishes one shoot in eight languages — same face, same voice, same audience trust. 8× the addressable market, no re-shoot.
- →Real mouth-shape synthesis per language
- →Voice cloning preserves your tone and cadence
- →20+ languages shipped from one source
- →Subtitle burn-in optional per language track
Audio
Full AI audio stack
Voiceover, sound effects, and music — scored to your cut.
Without ClipWith
Audio hunts through stock libraries, paying per-track licenses, and dodging copyright flags. Every creator ends up with the same five tracks. The clips blur together.
With ClipWith
ClipWith generates voiceover, sound design, and background music that fit the cuts and mood — royalty-free, composed per clip, owned by you. Every clip sounds unique.
Use case
A short-form creator posting 7×/week never hits the same stock bed twice — each clip gets a bespoke music track and SFX layer scored to that specific edit.
- →100+ voice options for narration
- →SFX timed to cut beats automatically
- →Background music composed per clip
- →Fully owned output — no copyright flags, ever
Face
One-click backdrop swap
Change where you're standing, without a green screen.
Without ClipWith
Swapping your background means either a lit green screen (and knowledge of how to key it), or accepting whatever messy room you recorded in. Neither is good.
With ClipWith
Drop any scene as a backdrop. ClipWith extracts your foreground with a clean 4K matte — hair, glasses, transparent objects included — and composites you in. No green screen required.
Use case
A remote creator with a cluttered home office ships pro-looking office-backdrop content from the living room couch, no set dressing, no screen behind them.
- →No green screen needed
- →Clean mattes on hair, glasses, transparent objects
- →Static images, video loops, or solid fills
- →4K matte resolution preserved
Distribute
Autopilot publishing
Upload the source. Walk away. The clip ships itself.
Without ClipWith
Even after the edit there's the export, the upload, the caption, the hashtags, the post-timing across 3 platforms. Death by a thousand taps. Creators burn out on the post-workflow, not the shoot.
With ClipWith
Connect YouTube or your cloud. ClipWith pulls new uploads, edits to your saved template, and schedules to TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and the OTF network on your cadence. Approve per clip or run fully hands-off.
Use case
A daily creator protecting their weekends drops raw footage into Google Drive before bed. Wakes up to the morning's TikTok, Reel, and Short already posted — consistent cadence, no Saturday editing.
- →Sources: YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox, watch folders
- →Template-driven edits keep brand DNA consistent
- →Scheduled posting to TikTok, Reels, Shorts, OTF
- →Approve per clip or run fully hands-off