CloneCut

Remake the clip that works with CloneCut.

CloneCut: clone viral videos with AI

Upload a video that performs or write a brief. CloneCut plans every shot, then an AI video model renders it.

Start with CloneCut
CloneCut shot plan with timed shots, audio notes and the generation prompt
A shot plan from CloneCut. You approve it before any credits are spent.

Create a video

Describe the clip you want, or upload one to remix. You get a shot plan to review first, and nothing is charged until you approve it.

What to put in: your product, a new character, a logo…

Settings

Your shot plan appears here. Review it, adjust the prompt, then generate.

Two ways to make an AI video in CloneCut

Start from a brief

Write a few lines and add product shots or a character sheet. The CloneCut planner drafts shots, camera moves and audio before anything renders.

  • First frame, or first and last frame control
  • Up to 9 reference images, several angles of one subject
  • Dialogue, sound effects and music generated with the clip
The New video form with a brief, reference images and clip settings

Adapt a clip you already have

Swap a person, product, logo, background or on-screen text. CloneCut keeps motion, cut points, camera moves and timing as they were.

  • Several swaps in one CloneCut pass
  • MP4 or MOV source clips of 2 to 15 seconds
  • A CloneCut consent check whenever real people appear
The Adapt a video form with a source clip upload and replacement images

Swap anything on screen with CloneCut. Keep the shot.

Upload a clip of 2 to 15 seconds and tell CloneCut what should change. Motion, cut points, camera moves and timing stay as they were.

  • Replace the product

    CloneCut puts your bottle, box or gadget where the original product was, from your own product photos.

  • Replace the person

    Swap the presenter for your own character. CloneCut needs only a few reference angles. Real people need their consent.

  • Replace the logo

    CloneCut puts your brand on the cup, shirt or package instead of theirs.

  • Change the background

    CloneCut moves the same action to a kitchen, a street or a studio set.

  • Rewrite on-screen text

    Change captions, prices or the call to action in CloneCut.

Make several swaps in one CloneCut pass, and see the cost before you confirm.

How to clone a viral video with CloneCut

  1. Brief

    Send CloneCut the goal, a script and any assets: product photos, character references or a source clip.

  2. Approve

    Read the CloneCut shot plan, edit the prompt or ask for changes. Credits are spent only when you approve.

  3. Render

    Each CloneCut run returns one clip of 4 to 15 seconds, usually within a few minutes. Longer pieces are split into several clips.

CloneCut is made for short-form teams

Whether you test ten ad variants a week or remake one clip that took off, CloneCut turns a winning video into a new one in minutes.

  1. UGC ad creators

    Take a UGC ad that converts and remake it in CloneCut with your product in the creator's hands. Test new hooks without booking another shoot.

  2. TikTok, Reels and Shorts creators

    Clone a trending format in 9:16 with CloneCut and make it yours. Keep the pacing that made it work and change what's on screen.

  3. Ecommerce brands

    CloneCut puts your product into a video that already sells. Swap the bottle, box or logo and keep the camera work.

  4. Performance marketers

    Turn one winning creative into several CloneCut variants for A/B tests. Each clip costs credits only after you approve the plan.

  5. Agencies

    Deliver more cuts per brief with CloneCut. Plans are reviewable before render, so changes happen before credits are spent.

  6. Founders and small teams

    Make product videos in CloneCut from a few lines of text and some product photos. No editor, camera or studio needed.

Why teams use CloneCut

  • See the plan before you pay

    Every CloneCut video starts as a shot-by-shot plan. Credits are spent only when you approve it.

  • Failed renders are refunded

    If a render fails, CloneCut returns the credits to your balance automatically.

  • Keeps what made it work

    When you adapt a clip in CloneCut, motion, cut points and timing stay the same. Only what you name changes.

  • Sound in the same render

    Dialogue, sound effects and music come out of CloneCut with the clip. No separate audio pass.

  • Every platform's format

    CloneCut supports six aspect ratios, from 9:16 for TikTok and Reels to 16:9 and 21:9 for YouTube and web.

  • Consent built in

    When real people appear in a clip, you confirm in CloneCut that you have their permission before anything renders.

CloneCut AI video specs

Clip length, set by you or by the planner
4-15 s
Or 480p for quick drafts
720p
9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9
6 ratios
Reference images, videos and audio clips per run
9 / 3 / 3
Dialogue, effects and music in the same render
Audio on
The ByteDance video model behind CloneCut. Fast by default, High-completion when the shot matters.
Seedance 2.0

Pricing

CloneCut charges credits per second of video. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

Starter

$19/mo

For trying ideas

  • 1,900 credits a month
  • About 7 ten-second clips (Fast, 720p)
  • Unused credits expire when the period renews
  • Every mode, resolution and quality level

Pro

$49/mo

For weekly ad testing

  • 5,000 credits a month
  • About 20 ten-second clips (Fast, 720p)
  • Unused credits expire when the period renews
  • Every mode, resolution and quality level

Studio

$149/mo

For brands and agencies

  • 15,600 credits a month
  • About 65 ten-second clips (Fast, 720p)
  • Unused credits expire when the period renews
  • Every mode, resolution and quality level

Credits per second of video

QualityWithout a reference videoWith a reference videoPer second of source clip
Fast480p1213+7
Fast720p2427+15
High-completion480p1818+11
High-completion720p4040+24

A 10-second Fast 720p clip costs 240 credits. Adapting a clip adds a charge for each second of the source video. The CloneCut Generate button shows the exact total before you confirm, and failed renders are refunded.

CloneCut FAQ: AI video cloning