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A posting presence on a topic you have no footage for

You want to be posting about a subject. You do not want to film it, and you do not have a library. Give FleetClip the topic and a few keywords, and it assembles videos from licensed stock.

How one gets built

This runs on a schedule you set — typically overnight — so a batch is waiting when you look.

  1. Footage is pulled

    Clips matching your topic’s keywords are fetched from licensed stock libraries, so what ends up on your account is cleared for use.

  2. A script is written

    A short narration script for the topic, written to land its hook in the first three seconds — the only opening figure any platform actually publishes.

  3. It is voiced and cut

    The script is spoken, the footage is cut to vertical against it, and captions are burned in. The finished file is measured for loudness, because a silent render publishes successfully and is then shown to nobody.

  4. It arrives for review

    With a caption, hashtags and — for YouTube — a title and description, each written for the platform it is going to.

What this is good and bad at

Good at keeping a topic posting consistently without you appearing on camera or owning any footage. Good at breadth: several topics can run at once, each with its own accounts and cadence.

Bad at anything that needs a specific person, place or product on screen. Stock is generic by definition, and no amount of editing makes generic footage specific.

Questions about this

Am I allowed to post stock footage to my accounts?

The libraries used are licensed for this. That is precisely why the pipeline pulls from them rather than downloading clips from elsewhere on the internet.

Will every video sound the same?

The script is written per video from your topic and keywords rather than filled into a template. That said, this is synthetic narration over stock — it is a consistent format, not an infinitely varied one.

How many can it make?

As many per day as your topic is set to build, up to your plan’s monthly video allowance.

Try it on one topic

Ten videos a month on the free plan, three connected accounts, no card. Enough to see whether what it makes is worth posting.

Start free

or see what the paid plans include