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Clip

AI to create short videos for social media

Clip turns your request into a short video ready to review: a reel, a video story or a clip for your ad, with your brand’s visual identity.

What does an AI agent for creating social media videos do?

An AI agent for creating social media videos turns a one-line brief into a production brief (subject, setting, one action, camera, light and finish) and delivers a short video a few seconds long with a single scene. At Meteor this is Clip, the video producer, which you add to your team from the store. It infers the format from the use (reel, story or TikTok at 9:16, YouTube at 16:9), tells you in one line what it is going to do before generating, and works from an instruction, by animating a photo or an asset you already have, or from a video you hand it. It shows you the video in the chat; publishing it is Feed’s job.

Clip at a glance

What it does
Produces short single-scene videos (reels, video stories and ad clips) from an instruction, a photo or a reference video.
What triggers it
A request from you or from another Met: Feed, Marketer and Presentations ask it for videos.
AI level
You choose each Met’s level: Ágil, Brillante or Genio. All three come with every plan and their usage is billed as Energy. How billing works
What it does not do
  • It makes videos a few seconds long with a single action: it does not edit a long video or put together a sequence of scenes.
  • It does not use a real person’s photo to recreate their identity; animating an asset already delivered is fine.
  • It does not make images or publish: images are Design’s job and publishing is Feed’s.
  • It does not come with the workspace: you add it to your team from the store.
The problem

Do your channels need video and nobody is there to shoot it?

Reels and video stories are what gets seen the most, and also what costs the most to produce: shooting, editing and adapting the format to each network. In the end, another photo goes out.

The solution

A short video, ready to review

Clip writes the production brief for you, picks the format from the use and tells you what will happen in the video before generating it. If you already have a photo or an asset, it animates it; if you have a video, it starts from it.

Before and after

From the same old bottlenecks to a real advantage

Producing a reel takes a day of shooting and editing.

You describe the idea and it delivers a short single-scene video, ready to review.

A one-line idea produces a weak video.

It writes the production brief: subject, setting, one action, camera, light and finish.

Every network asks for its own format.

Reel, story or TikTok at 9:16 and YouTube at 16:9, inferred from the use.

You have product photos and no video.

It animates a photo or an asset that already exists.

Generating blindly is expensive.

Before generating it tells you in one line the format, the length and what will happen.

What it does

Ready for the routine work and the hard cases

Formats

  • Reels
  • Video stories
  • Ad clips
  • A few seconds, a single scene

Where it starts from

  • An instruction
  • A photo or an existing asset, which it animates
  • A video of yours, to continue it
  • A video of yours, to carry its movement into another scene

How it works

  • Tells you what it will do before generating
  • Uses your brand’s visual identity
  • Shows you the video in the chat
  • Does not fire off variations nobody asked for

Tasks this Met runs

Videos Clip delivers end to end

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Clean up the audio and caption a video someone sends you on WhatsApp, in Descript

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Schedule a sales live on your networks with Restream from WhatsApp and see how many watched

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Clip

At Meteor it is Clip, the video producer, which you add to your team from the store. You describe the idea, it infers the format from the use, tells you in one line what will happen in the video and generates it. It shows it to you in the chat, and if you approve it, Feed publishes it.

Yes. You hand it the photo or an asset you already have and it uses it as the starting point of the video, or as the product that has to appear in a new scene. What it does not do is use a real person’s photo to recreate their identity.

They are short videos, a few seconds long, with a single scene and a single action: what works in a reel, a story or an ad. It does not edit a long video or put together a sequence of scenes.

Yes. You hand it the video and it generates another one from it: it continues it or carries its movement, rhythm and camera into another scene. If it does not start from your video, it tells you the result is a new one and not an edit of yours.

It can, but text generated inside a video can come out with errors. When the asset has a sign or a screen, Clip warns you and offers to correct it.

No. Feed, Marketer, Analyst, Design and Presentations come with every workspace; you add Clip from the store when you need it. Once it is on your team, Feed, Marketer and Presentations ask it for videos directly.

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