Drop a track. ClipChat reads its structure, lyrics and energy, argues the treatment with you like a director — then shoots a full music video where every cut lands on your beat.
Genre, BPM, key, every instrument, what the lyrics mean. Not a beat detector — comprehension. Misheard a guitar as a synth? Correct it once; every scene obeys.
A director chats through the treatment with you — worlds, pacing, who's on camera. Every agreement becomes a binding generation contract you can see. Nothing renders until you say so.
Drawn contact sheets and a full render plan — a 15,000-character screenplay per shot — before a single video credit moves. Read exactly what will be filmed.
Your cast and locations anchor every frame — up to 9 visual references per shot. An AI reviewer watches each take and scores it /10; weak takes rewrite their own prompt and re-shoot.
Everything stitches under the original master — the song plays unbroken across every cut. Re-cut, swap takes, re-assemble: free, forever.
Not a prompt box. A negotiation — with a live contract that shows exactly what will be filmed, before a single credit is spent.
Upload one photo. ClipChat rewrites the cast to match your face, builds a multi-angle identity sheet, and anchors it into every frame. Real faces welcome — most tools refuse them.
The AI reads your look and rewrites the lead's description to match it.
Even a short reference film of you — so the character survives every camera move.
The sheet rides into generation. Same face at the gas station, in the desert, in the last frame.
Rough-cut your whole video cheap. Watch the full clip before a single premium frame renders.
The one you publish. Full quality across every scene, mastered under your original track.
Spend it on the hook. Verses stay 480p, the chorus gets 1080p — resolution is a per-scene decision.