Type a video idea or paste your script. ClipNova writes the narration, generates every scene, records the voiceover, burns in captions and hands you a finished YouTube video, in 16:9 for your channel or 9:16 for Shorts.
Every step below runs inside one generation. Here is one project, a 5 minute deep ocean documentary for a YouTube channel, followed from the first line of text to the exported files.
Type what the video is about and who it is for. One sentence is enough. Already have a script? Paste it or upload it as a PDF or Word file and ClipNova follows it line by line. Set the length yourself, up to 5 minutes, or let Auto size it to the narration.
From your idea, ClipNova writes a natural voiceover script timed to the length of the video, then plans what each scene shows under it. You never stare at a blank document before a recording session again.
Each beat is rendered as AI video in the style you choose, from photorealistic and cinematic to anime, claymation or watercolor, with one consistent look from the intro to the outro. Nothing is filmed, nothing is borrowed from a stock library.
Pick a natural AI voice and the language it speaks, or upload your own recording instead. Add a music track by file or link, set its volume under the voice and ClipNova mixes everything into the cut.
Subtitles are generated from the voiceover and burned in, with the spoken word highlighted as the narrator says it. Pick a caption style once and it holds for the whole video, so viewers who watch muted still follow along.
Scenes, voice, music and captions come back as one MP4 in 16:9 for a regular upload or 9:16 for Shorts, up to 1080p and without a watermark. Want to tighten it? Open it in the ClipNova Studio to trim, split or reorder scenes and rewrite the narration.
Explainers, documentaries, top lists and story videos of up to 5 minutes per render, narrated and captioned, in the horizontal format YouTube recommends for the home feed and search.
Switch the format to vertical and the same idea becomes a Short with a hook in the first seconds and big captions. Turn one long video topic into several Shorts that point viewers back to it.
YouTube automation means the work behind each upload, the script, the footage, the voice, the captions and the edit, no longer depends on you sitting in front of a camera or a timeline. A topic list becomes a publishing calendar, and a new video is a new line of text instead of a new weekend.
ClipNova handles the production side of that workflow. You keep the decisions that grow a channel: the niche, the topics, the titles and thumbnails, and the upload schedule in YouTube Studio. ClipNova turns each topic into a finished video with the same narrator, style and caption look, so the channel feels consistent from one upload to the next.
Because each video starts as text, iterating is fast. Change the hook, swap the narrator's language for a second channel, or cut a long video into Shorts, then render again.
Need more than one render's worth of runtime? See the Long Form AI Video Generator for documentaries and explainers, or the Faceless Video Generator for narrated story channels with no one on camera.
Turn a question into a narrated, captioned video of up to 5 minutes that teaches one thing well.
Scary stories, history, fun facts, finance: publish on a schedule without ever showing your face.
Render vertical versions of your topics to feed the Shorts shelf and send viewers to your long videos.
Walkthroughs, launches and channel trailers in a consistent style, without a studio or an editor.
A tool that turns a topic or a script into a complete video ready to upload to YouTube. In ClipNova that means the narration script, the AI scenes, the voiceover and the captions are generated in one job, your own music can be mixed in, and you get one MP4 in 16:9 or 9:16.
Up to 5 minutes per render. Choose the length yourself or leave it on Auto and ClipNova sizes the video to the narration. Shorts usually run 30 to 60 seconds.
Yes. Pick the 9:16 format for a vertical Short or 16:9 for a regular video. The script, scenes, voice and captions are generated the same way for both.
No. ClipNova produces the finished video file. You download it and upload it, or schedule it, in YouTube Studio, where you also set the title, description and thumbnail.
The AI voiceover is available in 18 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese and Chinese, and captions follow the voice. You can also upload your own recording.
YouTube's Partner Program rewards original content with real value to viewers, whether or not AI helped make it. Videos built from your own topics and scripts with freshly generated footage fit that, and YouTube asks creators to disclose realistic synthetic content when they upload.
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