Videos in minutes
Describe your story and ClipNova shoots it for you, scenes, cast, score and cuts assembled into a finished film in minutes.
One paragraph is enough. Describe the mood, the location, the character beat. The AI breaks it into 4–8 scenes, picks the camera angles and writes the cuts.
Choose a genre, drama, sci-fi, thriller, action, and the AI applies the matching color grade, framing rules and pacing. Override anything, or hit generate.
Original score, sound design, captions and graded image, all baked in. Export 16:9 for cinemas and YouTube, 9:16 for socials and 1:1 in one render, ready to download and post yourself.
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Everything Movie Maker hands you that the old way never could.
Describe your story and ClipNova shoots it for you, scenes, cast, score and cuts assembled into a finished film in minutes.
Write the scenes and ClipNova casts, lights, scores and edits them into a cohesive multi-scene short.
Cinematic openings and tight pacing are what make stories travel, every cut is built to hook viewers and keep them watching.
Tell us what you want to make and we'll point you to the ClipNova tool that fits your idea best.
Find your toolProducing a short film traditionally means weeks of planning, location scouting, and post. ClipNova hands you a graded, scored short film from a paragraph, every time.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
I pre-visualized my entire short before booking the crew, caught two dead scenes and saved roughly $8,000 in reshoots.
We tested nine cinematic openings for our brand film in one afternoon; the winning cut rendered in just ten minutes.
Watching my dinner scene actually play out showed me the silent beat dragged. I cut twelve seconds and it finally lands.
AI Movie Maker turns a single paragraph into a multi-scene cinematic short. It writes the cuts, picks the camera angles, applies a genre-matched color grade and composes an original score, all from your prompt, no editing required.
Most generated shorts have 4–8 scenes for a 60-second cut, and up to 20 scenes for longer films on paid plans. The AI auto-balances scene length based on the emotional beats in your prompt.
Yes. Genre presets (drama, sci-fi, thriller, action, romance) drive the default look, but you can override the color grade, the lens (50mm, anamorphic, telephoto), the aspect ratio and the pacing per scene.
The score is original, auto-composed by our music model to match the emotional arc of your scenes. You own commercial rights on paid plans, publish on monetized channels, festivals or in client work.
2.39:1 cinematic, 16:9 standard, 9:16 vertical for socials, 1:1 for feed. Pick before generating, or re-render in another ratio with one click after the fact.
Films go up to 5 minutes per render. For longer-form work, you can chain multi-render projects with consistent characters and locations.
Yes. Define a character once (look, wardrobe, voice) and the AI keeps them consistent across every scene in your short. You can lock in up to six recurring characters per film on paid plans.
30+ languages out of the box, English (US/UK/AU), Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin and more. Each language has multiple cinematic narrator voices.
A 60-second cinematic short typically renders in 3–5 minutes. Longer films (5+ minutes) take 10–15 minutes. You see live progress per scene as the AI renders.
Each generated film consumes credits proportional to its length and resolution. Plans work out to a few cents per minute of rendered film, far cheaper than crew, gear and post-production.
Yes. After generation, you have full editor access: re-cut scenes, swap shots, change the grade, adjust the score, fix captions. Re-render variants in a few minutes.
On paid plans, yes, you own commercial rights to every film you generate, including festival submission, monetized publishing and commercial client work.
Everywhere, YouTube, Vimeo, festivals, social platforms, your portfolio, client decks. Pick the right aspect ratio at generation time and export or upload anywhere video is supported.
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