Turn your approved footage into short-form variations.
Keep the brief, captions and client feedback together.
The daily ritual01:249:16Good things.9:16One moment.1:1The detail4:5Make more9:16Keep the idea.Cut variations concept · The daily ritual. In development; examples are illustrative.
A different opening. A different frame.
A connected set of cuts to bring back to the brief.
Explore a few directions from the same source. Keep each version connected to the footage and the creative question.
Explore cut variations ↗
9:16Bring portrait and square compositions into the same review. Keep the subject clear and the captions readable.
Explore format variations ↗Keep the work moving through a shared set of decisions.
Source / approved footageVersion 01Version 02Version 03Start with the footage you own, the audience and the details that need to stay consistent.
Review hooks, caption treatments and aspect ratios as a connected set of deliverables.
Keep the feedback with the version and agree what belongs in the final export package.
Explore the treatment. Keep the intention behind it.
Good things.Keep the type, caption treatment and review notes with the brand.
Explore two illustrative presets below.
EVERYDAYMake itA brief, a set of candidates and a clear decision.
See how the same structure fits three recurring jobs.
Product launchMessage and permitted footage recorded.
Product launchOpening and caption notes attached.
Product launchVersion and export naming confirmed.
Example project states only. No customer projects, accounts or approval service are connected.
Keep the source permissions, language and brand decisions attached to the right campaign.
Distinguish a candidate edit, a requested change and an agreed handoff.
Bring the original brief and the final version back into the same conversation.
Make the version, format and approval context easy to carry forward.
Illustrative file names. This page does not generate or download video assets.
Follow a fictional campaign from the creative question to the review package.
Make the processStart with approved footage of the preparation. Explore the opening without changing the core message.
Choose the clearest opening, check caption timing and identify the two formats needed for handoff. No performance result is implied.
A practical structure for the message, footage, formats and review.
Read more ↗HandoffKeep comments, approvals and final file names together.
Read more ↗Pilot scopeStart with a repeatable job, an owner and explicit limits.
Read more ↗The signed-in workspace supports source uploads, manual clip selection, review notes and MP4 exports. This public demonstration changes illustrative still frames only. Automatic highlights and transcription are in development.
Small agencies and creative teams working with approved footage, repeatable briefs and client reviews.
Tell us about the workflow. We will confirm availability, supported inputs, deliverables and commercial terms before a pilot begins.
The signed-in ViralCLI workspace accepts MP4, MOV and WebM sources up to 100 MB for manual clip selection and exports. These public demonstrations use local sample imagery and do not upload files.
No. Preset controls change the illustrative preview. They demonstrate creative choices without processing or exporting video.
A pilot scope should name a creative owner, review points and an approval process. A candidate cut is not an approved deliverable.
In development. No account or payment created.