SHORTCLIPR / CREATIVE STUDIO

A few words can be the beginning of a whole little world.

Describe the idea, choose a direction and explore a short designed around your brief.

ShortClipr is in development. The experience and availability may change.

A bedside lamp helping a seedling grow on a rainy windowsill
MINI STORY / A LITTLE LIGHT FOR A SEEDLING / CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION

QUICK ANSWER

What does text-to-animation mean?

Text-to-animation turns a written topic, question or creative brief into a visual short. ShortClipr is designed to help you describe the subject, audience, tone and ending, then explore that idea as a finished animated video rather than a timeline you have to assemble.

THE STARTING POINT

Turn an idea into an animated short.

Write the subject, who the video is for and the feeling you want it to leave behind. Add a beginning, a change and an ending if you have a story in mind.

Try a creative brief

“A small lamp helps a seedling grow on a rainy windowsill. Tell a warm, hopeful story in under a minute.”

Specific visual details help: a setting, a subject and an action are more useful than a long list of adjectives.

THE CREATIVE PROCESS

ONE IDEA.
A LITTLE FILM.

Start with the part that matters most: what you want your audience to see, learn or feel.

01 / THE SPARK

Describe your idea.

Write a topic or brief and tell the story you want to share.

02 / THE DIRECTION

Choose your format.

Explore a video type, visual direction, duration and frame.

03 / THE RESULT

Review your short.

Check the finished video and its details before sharing it with your audience.

COMMON QUESTIONS

BEFORE YOU
START CREATING.

What can I create with ShortClipr?+

Describe the idea, choose a direction and explore a short designed around your brief.

Do I need to film myself?+

No. ShortClipr is designed for animated, faceless videos, so the idea can lead without requiring you to appear on camera.

Does ShortClipr publish to social platforms for me?+

No. You review and download the finished result, then choose where and when to publish it.