Make money from YouTube with the coding agent you already use.
Your agent makes the film with our engine; you watch, leave notes and publish.
Your agent makes the film. You watch it and leave notes.
Four steps, the same for every film. You never edit a timeline; you read one.
- 000000 · Connect
Connect your agent
One line adds Clipwright to Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode or Codex.
- 007200 · Describe
Describe the film
Give it a premise, like “What if the oceans kept rising?” It plans the thresholds and the shots.
- 014400 · Watch
Watch and leave notes
Watch it here, frame by frame. Press N to pin a note; your agent fixes it.
- 021600 · Export
Export
1080p, 1440p or 4K at 60 fps, with Shorts in 9:16, captions and chapters.
One thing keeps changing over a home you know.
Made with the engine, for the channel Off the Scale.
What if the air kept getting thinner?
The air thins from today’s 94.6% to none, over the same street.
What if Earth kept tipping over?
Earth tips from 24.6 degrees to 90, and the Sun’s path over the same street changes with it.
What if the oceans kept rising?
The sea climbs over the same street, from today’s level to 8,849 metres.
What if light kept slowing down?
Light slows, and the same street bends into a tunnel of colour.
Shorts: the oceans kept rising; Earth kept tipping over
Two vertical cuts, drawn natively at 9:16.
What your agent builds with.
Worlds, skies, camera moves, overlays and data, each with its parameters. Your agent searches them and puts them in the film. Browse the library
Free to build. Exporting needs a plan.
Your agent runs on your own AI subscription. Clipwright charges for the engine and the renders, never for tokens.
Free
Build and preview.
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- Your agent builds whole films
- Preview at 720p, watermarked
- Notes and versions
- No exports
Pro
The harness, with exports.
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- Export at 1080p, 1440p or 4K, 60 fps
- Shorts in native 9:16, captions, chapters
- Render on your own machine
GPU credits
Top-ups. Need a plan.
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- Render on our GPUs instead of yours
- One credit renders one minute at 1080p
- Offered with a plan only
Add it to your agent. Then ask it to start.
Clipwright is a remote MCP server at one address. Paste the block for your agent, then sign in when it asks.
claude mcp add --scope user --transport http clipwright \
https://mcp.clipwright.studio/mcpThen, in Claude Code, run /mcp, pick clipwright and choose Authenticate. A browser opens to sign in.
{
"mcpServers": {
"clipwright": {
"url": "https://mcp.clipwright.studio/mcp"
}
}
}Cursor shows the server as needing a login. Click it, and a browser opens to sign in.
{
"$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
"mcp": {
"clipwright": { "type": "remote", "url": "https://mcp.clipwright.studio/mcp" }
}
}Then run opencode mcp auth clipwright. A browser opens to sign in.
codex mcp add clipwright --url https://mcp.clipwright.studio/mcpAdding it starts the sign-in at once; a browser opens.
Plain answers.
What does it cost to try?
Nothing. A free account builds and previews whole films at 720p with a watermark. Exporting needs a plan.
Whose AI subscription does it use?
Yours. Your agent runs on your own Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode or Codex plan. Clipwright gives it the engine and the library.
Where do films render?
On your own machine with a plan, or on our GPUs with credits. One credit renders one minute of film at 1080p.
Who owns the films?
You do. The films your agent makes are yours to publish on your own channels.