21 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Creators making faceless shorts, reels, or YouTube videos from written scripts or voice-over lines.
- Used for
- turn a text script into matched b-roll clips
- export clips in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 ratios
- download copyright-free video packs without watermarks
- Launched on Product Hunt on Sep 1, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
FrapeaMCP · open
Cuts videos in the browser from a text brief, pulling stock footage, voiceover and captions into an editable timeline.
Little sign of useActive - #2
VisBreeze
Generates platform-specific titles, descriptions and keywords for stock images, video and audio, exporting to CSV or embedding into file metadata.
1Active - #3
Leapedge Clip
Transcribes trading videos and drafts investment theses, pinning every claim to a timestamped quote from the video.
26 linking domainsMaintainedFrom $3.99/mo - #4
Rad TVMCP · sign-in
Streams and sells creator video channels and subscriptions, with creator tools for 4K upscaling and distribution to streaming devices.
1.2kActiveFrom $6.99/mo - #5
PayPalMCP · sign-in
Digital wallet that sends and receives money, issues a debit card, offers installment payments and holds savings balances.
8.2MActive1998 - #6
CoinMarketCapMCP · sign-in
Tracks live prices, market capitalisations and trading volumes for cryptocurrencies, ranked and charted for side-by-side comparison.
4.2MActiveFrom $29/mo2013
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Sign in to leave a noteWhat is Script to Clips?
Turns a text script into a pack of matched stock b-roll clips, one per line, in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 ratio. It is listed in the Atlas under Finance.
Who is Script to Clips for?
Creators making faceless shorts, reels, or YouTube videos from written scripts or voice-over lines.
Do people use Script to Clips?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to Script to Clips?
In Finance, by use: Frapea, VisBreeze, Leapedge Clip, Rad TV, PayPal, CoinMarketCap.
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