Frequently asked questions

It makes short vertical videos — from licensed stock footage, from a longer video you own, or from a product page — writes a caption for each platform separately, and posts them to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts on a schedule you set.

Only where it has to be. It proposes the moments worth cutting and you confirm them on a timeline over your own footage — play a candidate, move its start or end, drop it — and nothing renders until you do. There it stops: no keyframes, no layers, no colour work, and no building a video from scratch. If the edit itself is the work you want to do, this is the wrong tool, and the comparison page says so plainly.

No. Stock-based videos use licensed footage with written and voiced narration, so a topic can post without anything being filmed.

Up to your plan’s monthly allowance — 10 on Free, 60 on Starter, 200 on Growth. Cross-posting one video to three platforms counts once.

It says so. A source that yields no strong moments is reported as exactly that rather than producing weak clips to fill a quota.

Yes — caption, title, description and hashtags, right up until it publishes. The counter beside each field shows that platform’s real limit in the unit that platform counts in.

TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. One video can go to one connected account on each.

You set a posting window in your own timezone and a daily cap per account. The exact minute inside that window is chosen for you and varied, so an account does not publish on a visibly automated cadence.

It is recorded as failed with the platform’s own reason and shown in the console. Accepting an upload and publishing it are separate events, and FleetClip confirms the second one rather than assuming it.

Stock footage comes from libraries licensed for this use. For clipping, the rights to the source video are yours to establish — FleetClip does not settle that question, and posting someone else’s video to your account is your responsibility.

They are stored against your account and are not used to train anything. You can delete your account and everything belonging to it — the security page describes what is held and for how long.

Yes, from the billing screen, which opens Stripe’s own portal. Cancelling stops future charges and leaves existing videos in place.