InstantClips turns an ecommerce product page into a finished vertical video ad.
Paste a product link and it reads the page — photos, copy and details — then writes the hook, picks a format and builds the edit. What comes back is a publish-ready 9:16 video sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and Stories. There is no timeline to learn, no brief to write and no prompt to engineer. Sellers who would rather not paste a link can upload product photos instead.
It is built for people who sell things rather than for video editors: dropshippers, small brands, and solo agencies running several catalogues at once. Brand profiles keep tone, colour and language consistent across a catalogue, and agency accounts accept bulk product upload from a spreadsheet.
Usage is measured in credits rather than seats, and the cost of a video scales with its resolution. Credit packs are one-time purchases that sit in the account balance; a monthly agency membership adds a recurring credit allowance, bulk upload and multiple brand profiles for people working at volume. New accounts get a one-time credit grant that covers a first video before buying anything.
An MCP server and HTTP API let AI assistants and automation tools import products, adjust the creative direction and render videos without opening the web interface.