Guides for better AI video

Practical, honest advice from the team building Cliplee.

Writing prompts that work

How to describe subject, action, camera and mood so the model gives you what you imagine.

Say who or what is on screen and what they do: "A paper boat drifts down a rain-soaked street."

Describe the shot: close-up, slow dolly, aerial. Then the light: golden hour, neon at night, soft overcast.

The current model has no negative prompt. Write "clear sky" instead of "no clouds".

Match the format to where the video will be seen.

9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. 16:9 for YouTube, websites and presentations. 1:1 for feeds.

5–15 seconds is one clip. 20–60 seconds is made from several clips joined together.

Draft at 480p to explore ideas cheaply, then use 768p or 2K for the final version.

How Cliplee turns one brief into a multi-scene video.

Each scene is generated separately at a length the model supports, then all scenes are joined into one MP4.

Use continuity notes for characters, wardrobe and style. They are added to every scene prompt.

If a scene is not right, edit or regenerate just that scene and reassemble.

Consent, disclosure and checking your results.

Only use faces and voices with permission. Never create content that impersonates or misleads.

Tell your audience when realistic scenes were generated, especially in news-like or factual contexts.

AI video can contain mistakes or artefacts. Check every result before using it.

Cliplee is in early access. Request an invite and start creating.