What you can edit with Clypmint

Clypmint edits footage you already shot. Upload a recording, pick one of 12 house styles, and it cuts the footage, writes the captions, and adds the motion graphics. These pages walk through the six jobs people bring it most, with the steps and the styles that suit each one.

The guides

• How to make a talking head video look professional
  Upload the recording, pick a house style, and Clypmint returns a finished edit. It cuts the dead air, writes captions that land on the word you say, and adds the motion graphics that style calls for. You do not open a timeline unless you want to. A talking head recorded in one take is the footage every house style was measured from, so this is the job Clypmint does best.
• How to make podcast clips that look professional
  Upload the episode, pick a style built for conversation, and Clypmint returns an edited clip rather than a cropped one. It cuts on word boundaries, floats the captions into the empty side of frame, and drops into authored cards on the quotable lines. Most clip tools find the moment and add subtitles. This one edits the moment after it is found.
• How to make a product demo video that people finish
  Record the walkthrough, pick a style with product plates in it, and Clypmint builds the edit around your screen. UGC Explainer is the one measured for this: a mosaic hook, a product card, a plate that builds one sentence word by word, a chat surface that changes state, and a closing browser card. Your recording runs underneath with captions that hard-set on the word.
• How to edit a founder update video for investors
  Record the update in one take, pick a style that handles numbers, and Clypmint cuts it down and puts the figures on screen. Emerald Ledger 3D opens a gold panel and counts to the number you just said. Magenta Proof Consult marks the problem and the result with two different type voices. Both were measured from edits that had to carry real figures.
• How to get an After Effects look without After Effects
  Pick a house style that was measured from a real motion-designed edit and apply it to your footage. The After Effects feel is not a filter. It comes from specific choices: one-frame hard cuts, graphics that step at 12 frames a second instead of running smooth, beats that end mid-move on the cut, and type that hard-sets rather than fading. Clypmint measured those choices and applies them.
• How to make every video you post look like the same brand
  Pick one house style and use it on everything. A style in Clypmint is a full editing grammar: the cut rules, the type system, the colour, and which graphic fires on which beat. Applying the same one to ten different recordings gives ten videos that read as one brand. On the plans that include cloning you can build a style from a reference video you own the rights to.

Not sure which one you are doing?

Start with the shape of your footage. One person talking to a camera is a talking head. Two people talking to each other is a podcast. A screen with a voice over it is a product demo. All three take the same path: upload, pick a style, let it cut, steer it in a sentence.

Or browse by look instead of by job on the house styles page.