obclip

Raw footage in. Final video out.

Upload a clip. Get a narrated video with captions, a rendered file, and its title and description.

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Two restored classic cars parked in front of yellow workshop doors
Eleven months in the shop. Back on the road today.
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00:00:47:12

Raw0:58raw phone clip

Finished0:5816:9narratedcaptioned

One file in. One finished video out.

Choose horizontal, vertical, or square for each run. The finished video keeps the length of your footage. These are format options; each run produces one video.

Fresh vegetables and spices laid out on a restaurant cutting board
Mise en place starts at seven. Every morning.

1:0416:9YouTube and the website

Fresh vegetables and spices laid out on a restaurant cutting board
Mise en place starts at seven. Every morning.

1:049:16Shorts, Reels and TikTok

Fresh vegetables and spices laid out on a restaurant cutting board
Mise en place starts at seven. Every morning.

1:041:1Square, narrated and captioned

Five crafts. One run.

A finished post needs a script, a voice, captions, a render, and a title. The pipeline does them in order, from one upload.

  1. Upload

    A clip from your phone is enough. Up to two minutes, any orientation.

  2. Script

    Written from what is in the footage. Hold it for review if you want to read it first.

  3. Voice

    A narrator you choose once. The same one reads video thirty.

  4. Captions

    Burned in from the preset you saved. Word timing is aligned to the voice.

  5. Render

    One video in your chosen format, with the full length of your original footage.

  6. Title and description

    Ready to paste into the platform. The synthetic voice disclosure is included.

Finished examples.

Six kinds of business, one pipeline, the same settings each time. Every frame below is real footage.

  • Hand tools hanging on the wall of a joinery workshop
    Every tool goes back on its hook before we lock up.

    Joinery workshop

    0:389:16Clean

  • A narrow street of painted houses with laundry lines between them
    Three bedrooms, two minutes from the harbour.

    Holiday lets

    0:449:16Lower third

  • A cafe terrace with wooden tables and a chalkboard menu
    The terrace opens at eleven. The kitchen at twelve.

    Restaurant

    0:299:16Plain

  • A wooden tour boat moored at a harbour wall
    Four hours on the water. Lunch is included.

    Boat tours

    0:519:16Clean

  • Silos and pipework of a small industrial plant under a blue sky
    Mixing starts at six. The trucks leave at nine.

    Feed mill

    0:479:16Lower third

  • A row of vintage cameras and lenses on a dealer's shelf
    Serviced, tested, and ready for a second life.

    Equipment dealer

    0:339:16Plain

What you get back, and what you do not.

Finished, not half-finished.

Voiceover, captions, render, title and description. The whole deliverable, not a clip you still have to work on.

Your footage, never invented.

No synthetic scenes, no stock filler, no cloned faces. It passes platform authenticity rules because it is authentic.

Same shape every time.

Saved voice, vibe, speed, caption preset, and quality mean video thirty looks like video one. Templates, not taste.

What obclip does not do.

Saying who this is not for is part of the promise. These stay off the roadmap.

Podcasters with hour-long episodes

Uploads are capped at two minutes and nothing is mined for highlights.

Go to OpusClip, Vizard

Faceless volume channels

Not one frame is generated. Plans are priced per finished minute, not per thousand posts.

Go to Revid, AutoShorts

Creators chasing the caption trend of the week

The presets are consistent and restrained on purpose.

Go to Submagic

Teams documenting software

The input is a camera, not a screen recorder.

Go to Guidde, Trupeer

Anyone who wants an editor

There is no timeline. There is an upload and a finished file.

Go to Descript, CapCut

Autopilot when you are moving fast.

Upload, close the tab, and come back to a finished file with its title and description. Nothing waits on you.

Manual control when it matters.

Turn on script review. The script is ready, nothing renders until you approve it, and nothing is charged before that.

For the agency that posts for twenty of them.

One pool of minutes across your client workspaces, with a saved template for every client.

See the Studio plan
Shared minutes
Buy one pool and spend it across clients. No seat tax.
Client workspaces
Keep each client's footage, templates and video history together.
Script review
Show the client the script before a single minute is spent.
A template per client
Voice, vibe, speed, caption preset and quality, saved once. The fifth video matches the first.

Priced in finished minutes.

Not source minutes, not credits, not seats. A freelancer charges more for one video than a month of Starter.

Essentials

€6.50

per month

10:00finished minutes each month

For the operator who posts a few times a month.

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Starter

€16

per month

30:00finished minutes each month

About thirty videos. Less than one freelance invoice.

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Studio

€89

per month

120:00finished minutes each month

Shared minutes across client workspaces, with saved templates for each client.

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Custom

Volume

invoiced

As many as you needfinished minutes each month

More workspaces, more minutes, and an invoice instead of a card.

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Every plan shows usage as time, like 4:20 of 30:00. Downloads stay available for 30 days after a plan ends.

Proof of work, published.

The businesses doing the most real work are the least visible online. A clip from your phone is enough to change that.

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