Text-to-video generation
Turn a text prompt or script into a faceless video, using the product's AI to assemble the output from the input you provide.
Cliplama is an AI video generator for faceless social videos from text prompts or scripts, with captions, music, narration, transitions, and scheduling.
Cliplama is an AI video creation tool for making faceless videos from text prompts or scripts. The homepage describes it as a platform for automating a faceless video channel with text-to-video generation, captions, music, transitions, and scheduled publishing.
The product is positioned around short-form social video workflows, especially TikTok and YouTube. Its use-case page for AI TikTok video generation says users can describe a video or supply their own script, then let Cliplama generate a vertical TikTok-style video with narration, music, captions, and video effects.
Turn a text prompt or script into a faceless video, using the product's AI to assemble the output from the input you provide.
Choose a voice style, and on the TikTok page select a voice before generating the video. The Creator and Pro plans also mention ElevenLabs voices.
Add music, transitions, captions, narration, and video effects as part of the generated output, based on the page descriptions.
Schedule videos for later publishing. The homepage mentions scheduling for TikTok and YouTube, and the TikTok use-case page mentions connecting a TikTok account.
Generate short-form vertical videos for TikTok, with a dedicated use-case page focused on that workflow.
Use the product to turn a written idea into a faceless video without manual editing, then generate the scene mix, captions, and audio elements from the prompt.
Use the TikTok-specific workflow to generate a tall video from a description or your own script, with narration, captions, music, and effects built in.
Use the scheduling flow to prepare videos in advance and line up future publishing for social channels, with TikTok and YouTube mentioned on the site.
Use the product when you want a channel-oriented workflow that centers on repeatable faceless content rather than a one-off manual edit.
Cliplama uses credits for video generation. The source says 1 credit equals 1 short video of up to 1 minute, 2 credits equal 1 medium video of 2-3 minutes, and 3 credits equal 1 long video of 4-6 minutes.
Yes. The source says videos can be scheduled, and the homepage mentions scheduling for TikTok and YouTube (soon).
Yes. The pricing and use-case pages both state that videos are not watermarked on the listed plans.
The source does not give a specific generation-time estimate, only that videos are created in seconds on the marketing pages.
The source shows monthly plans and a one-time credit purchase option, but it does not provide enough evidence to describe cancellation details beyond plan copy that says 'Cancel any time.'