AnnouncementsMay 11, 20263 min read

    Introducing Hyperclip

    Today we're launching Hyperclip — a visual canvas for building short-form video pipelines that run themselves. Here's what's in it and why we built it.

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    The Hyperclip TeamHyperclip

    Today we're launching Hyperclip publicly. If you've ever tried to make short-form video at any kind of volume, you already know the problem we're solving: you spend more time wrangling tools, prompts, and timelines than you do actually making videos.

    What Hyperclip is

    Hyperclip is a visual canvas where you build a flow once and run it forever. A flow is a graph of nodes — script, image, video, voice, captions, music, edit — wired together so each run produces a finished MP4 without you touching anything in between.

    Build the recipe once. Run it a thousand times. That's the whole pitch.

    What you can do with it today

    • Build flows on a drag-and-drop canvas with 25+ node types covering every step from script to final render
    • Run flows in the browser or schedule them to run nightly while you sleep
    • Wire Hyperclip into your own stack via a public API with first-party Node and Python SDKs
    • Auto-publish finished videos straight to TikTok or YouTube
    • Let Auto Mode pick fresh inputs for each scheduled run so you don't have to

    Who it's for

    Solo creators running faceless channels who want to stop spending evenings editing. Teams running content programs across multiple niches who need a system, not a stack of tabs. Developers who want a video API that does more than wrap a single model. The same canvas serves all three.

    What's next

    This is launch week, not the finish line. We're shipping fast and reading every email. New node types, more templates, and deeper publishing integrations are already on the roadmap.

    Sign up at hyperclip.co, pick a plan, and we'll see you on the canvas.

    Build something

    Ready to make a flow?

    Design a flow once, and generate videos forever.