Describe one object, one slow action and the sound you want to hear. ClipNova makes the clip with its sound generated together with the picture, so the crunch happens on the exact frame the knife goes in.
Here is one clip followed from the first line to the download: a knife slicing a kiwi made of glass, the first episode of a series called The Glass Pantry.
Type it in the Video chat on the app's home screen, nothing else to choose: the sound is made with the picture. Write it in five parts: an extreme macro shot, one object, one slow action, the light, and the exact sound. "A knife slowly slices a glass kiwi, crisp glass crunching on every cut, quiet room, no music, no voice."
Add an image and ClipNova brings it to life: your own soap bar, your product or a fruit you photographed. Or skip it and the clip comes from the prompt alone.
Play it back with headphones. If the crunch is late or the object warps, regenerate with the sound described more precisely. Download without a watermark and post it.
Keep the same light and set, change the object every clip: glass kiwi, glass strawberry, glass lemon. A themed series with variety is what keeps viewers coming back, and it stays clear of the repetitive content platforms don't pay for.
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Open the Video chat on the app's home screen and type one prompt: one object, one slow action, the light and the exact sound, ending with "no music, no voice". Generate and listen with headphones. There is no model to pick: the sound comes with the clip.
Yes. The sound is made together with the picture, so the crunch lands on the cut. ClipNova's long-video tools, like Prompt to Video, render silent scenes unless characters talk, so use the Video chat for ASMR.
From 4 up to 30 seconds per clip. Most triggers work best as one continuous action of about 8 seconds. For a longer upload, make several clips with the same set and light and post them together.
Yes. Add an image to the prompt and ClipNova animates it, which works well for your own soap, food or product. Use photos you own.
Yes, if every video is made with care and isn't mass-produced. YouTube doesn't monetize repetitive, near-identical videos, so change the object in every clip, build themed series and keep a style of your own.
Plans start at $39/mo and you can cancel anytime. Each clip uses credits based on its length, videos download without a watermark and every plan includes commercial rights.
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