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Describe a niche. Wake up to a posted series.

Describe the show once. Clipstar writes every episode, keeps the same cast and the same look, voices and captions each scene, and posts on your schedule. You approve the pilot. It keeps going.

  • Same cast every episode
  • Retry from the step that failed
  • 60 free credits

Niches you could start tonight

  • A landlord who only speaks in proverbs
  • One stoic idea before breakfast
  • Football tactics drawn on a napkin
  • Grandma reviews tech gadgets
  • Ten-second history of every flag
  • A detective cat in Lagos
  • Budget meals under five dollars
  • Myths from the Yoruba pantheon
  • The week in AI as a sports recap
  • Two rival chefs, one tiny kitchen

How it works

How Clipstar makes an episode

01 · Brief

One sentence is the brief.

Type the niche, pick Story or Faceless, choose the days it should post. No script, no storyboard, no shot list.

02 · Script and cast

A writers room in a minute.

Clipstar writes the episode and casts the characters: faces, voices and personalities saved to a series bible, reused in every episode after.

03 · Scenes

Every scene, made to match.

Scenes are generated in the series look, voiced and captioned word by word. Credits are spent per step: 12 for a whole episode.

04 · Check

Nothing ships unchecked.

A quality check scores the cut before it reaches you. Approve the pilot yourself; later, Autopilot can schedule any episode that scores 85 or more.

05 · Post

It posts while you sleep.

Episodes go out to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram on your days and times. If a step fails, its credits come back and it retries from that step.

An audience follows a show, not a video. Clipstar keeps the show going: the same faces, the same look, on the days you promised, whether you are watching or not.

Example series

One sentence in. A whole show out.

Five series of the kind people describe, each with its own cast, look and posting days. The art is generated for this page.
  • EP 1Example

    Rent day, again.

    01 · Story

    Lagos Roommates

    Three roommates, one landlord, rent day every week.

    Mon, Wed, Fri · 19:00

  • EP 1Example

    Control what you can.

    02 · Faceless

    Daily Stoic

    One lesson, one rainy street, sixty seconds.

    Every day · 07:00

  • EP 1Example

    And it ships!

    03 · Faceless

    AI in 30

    The week in AI, called like a sports recap.

    Weekdays · 12:00

  • EP 1Example

    Two cedis. Worth it.

    04 · Faceless

    Street Eats Accra

    A stall, a dish, and the story behind it.

    Tue, Thu, Sat · 18:00

  • EP 1Example

    Not medical advice.

    05 · Story

    Night Shift

    A nurse, a ghost, and very bad medical advice.

    Fri, Sat · 21:00

Built for series

Episode 40 looks like episode 1.

One good clip is easy. Lagos Roommates needs forty that belong together, and that is the job Clipstar is built for.
  • The same cast, every time

    Faces, voices and personalities live in the series bible and are reused in every episode, so viewers recognise who they are watching.

  • One look, locked

    Pick a visual style once. Every scene shares its style, palette and seed.

  • Captions you can read

    Karaoke, bold or minimal, always on a backing so they hold up over any scene.

  • Retry, never restart

    A failed step is refunded and rerun on its own. Nothing finished is thrown away.

  • 12 credits an episode

    Spent step by step as it is made, so you only pay for the steps that run.

Review or Autopilot

Hands on, or hands off.

Every series starts in Review. Switch to Autopilot once you trust what it makes; switch back whenever you like.

Every episode waits for you.

Finished episodes land in your queue with the script beside the cut. Approve and schedule, or send a note and pick how far back to rerun.

Pricing

Pay for episodes, not seats.

An episode costs 12 credits, spent step by step. New accounts get 60 free, enough for 5 episodes. Failed steps are refunded.
  • Starter

    $19

    200 credits

    About 16 episodes. Good for one series.

    Start free
  • Creator

    Recommended

    $49

    600 credits

    About 50 episodes across a few series.

    Start free
  • Studio

    $129

    1800 credits

    About 150 episodes for daily posting.

    Start free

600 credits = 50 episodes

FAQ

Before you start.

Still unsure? Sign up and look around: 60 free credits, and nothing posts until a channel is connected.
  • No. You describe the niche; Clipstar writes the script, makes the scenes and the voices, times the captions and renders a vertical video.

  • YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels. Connect each channel once; every episode can go to any of them, on your days and times.

  • Twelve credits, spent step by step: script 1, voice 3, scenes 5, render 2, quality check 1. New accounts start with 60, enough for five episodes.

  • That step’s credits are refunded and you retry from the step that failed. The script, voices and scenes you already have are kept.

  • Each series keeps a bible: the cast, their voices, the visual style and the tone. Every new episode is written and rendered from it.

  • Yes. In Review every episode waits for your approval. Autopilot only schedules episodes that score 85 or more on the quality check and have a connected channel.

  • Yes. Edit the script, or leave a note and choose where to rerun from. Rerunning from a later step costs fewer credits.

Get started

Your first episode is one sentence away.

Describe a niche, approve the pilot, and let the series run. 60 free credits when you sign up.