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“…so my sister sang the whole last hour—”
Ask nothing. Just talk.
Your narration is the brief, the script, and the soundtrack. Speak naturally — StoryClips transcribes it and breaks it into scenes for you.
Speak your story.
Watch it become film.
Record a narration, pick a style, and StoryClips generates polished, scene-by-scene video. No timeline, no editing skills, no stock-footage safari.
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Loved by the first wave of storytellers
Your narration
The summer we drove to the coast,
the radio only played static past Marlow,
so my sister sang the whole last hour —
and the sea showed up like an apology.
Style · Nostalgic retroGenerating scene 4 of 6
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- Gemini
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Find the film
in every recording
Direct with one decision.
Pick a visual direction — cinematic, retro, dreamlike — and the studio art-directs every scene to match it, start to finish.
Re-rolling scene 3 only · 9 credits
Fix a scene, not the film.
Re-roll a single shot until it lands. Scene-level editing means one weak moment never costs you the whole render.
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One studio, not five apps
StoryClips replaces your content stack
Narration, visuals, pacing, and export live in one place. One subscription instead of a drawer full of tools that don’t talk to each other.
- Timeline editor
- Stock footage library
- Voice-over booth
- Captioning service
- Render farm
StoryClips
Wall of love
What early storytellers say after shipping their first clip. Placeholder portraits, real enthusiasm.
I recorded a three-minute memory of my grandmother’s kitchen and had a finished reel the same evening. Nobody believes I didn’t hire an editor.
We storyboard client teasers in StoryClips before a single shoot day. It killed the “can you mock something up real quick” back-and-forth forever.
Scene-level editing is the killer feature. I re-roll one shot instead of regenerating the whole video, so my credits go a very long way.
My podcast clips used to eat a whole weekend in a timeline editor. Now I narrate, pick a style, and export before lunch.
I recorded a three-minute memory of my grandmother’s kitchen and had a finished reel the same evening. Nobody believes I didn’t hire an editor.
We storyboard client teasers in StoryClips before a single shoot day. It killed the “can you mock something up real quick” back-and-forth forever.
Scene-level editing is the killer feature. I re-roll one shot instead of regenerating the whole video, so my credits go a very long way.
My podcast clips used to eat a whole weekend in a timeline editor. Now I narrate, pick a style, and export before lunch.
I made our product launch teaser on a train ride and sent it to the team from my phone. It shipped exactly as generated.
History lessons hit different when the narration turns into cinematic scenes. My students actually rewatch the homework now.
The $5 starter pack sold me — one coffee to watch my words become film. I subscribed the same week.
Portrait exports go straight to Reels, watermark-free, on the cheapest plan. That alone replaced two other subscriptions.
I made our product launch teaser on a train ride and sent it to the team from my phone. It shipped exactly as generated.
History lessons hit different when the narration turns into cinematic scenes. My students actually rewatch the homework now.
The $5 starter pack sold me — one coffee to watch my words become film. I subscribed the same week.
Portrait exports go straight to Reels, watermark-free, on the cheapest plan. That alone replaced two other subscriptions.
Studio output, coffee budget.
A finished second of video costs about 9 credits. Plans start at $10/month — or try it once for $5.
Yours, watermark-free.
Landscape and portrait exports with no watermark on every paid plan. Publish anywhere.
Iterate without anxiety.
Top-up credits never expire, and scene-level re-rolls mean experiments stay cheap.
All answers to your questions.
What do I need to get started?
A voice and a story. Record directly in the browser (or upload audio), pick a style, and StoryClips plans, generates, and composes the scenes. No editing timeline, no footage, no design skills.
How long does a video take?
Most clips go from narration to finished export in minutes, not days. Generation runs scene by scene, so you can review early scenes while later ones are still rendering.
What does it cost?
Plans start at $10/month for 1,000 credits — about 1.8 minutes of finished video. Want to test the waters first? The one-time $5 starter pack gives you 500 credits with no subscription.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes. Every export is watermark-free on every paid plan, in landscape or portrait, and yours to publish wherever your audience lives.
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