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Nova Clipper

Turn a script into a finished faceless short

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Nova Clipper turns a script into a finished vertical faceless short for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. An AI voice reads the script, captions appear word by word in time with it, and background footage is matched to the story's mood.

Captions stay in the script you wrote: Hindi in Devanagari, Arabic and Urdu right-to-left, Bengali, Tamil, Cyrillic and more. No script yet? Describe the idea and Nova drafts one for you to edit. The first short is free with no card; packs of shorts start at $2.99 with no subscription.

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Features

Script to finished short in one step: voice, captions and background.

Word-by-word captions synced to the voiceover.

Captions in the script you wrote: Hindi, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, Tamil, Cyrillic.

Background footage matched to the story's mood.

Fake text-message chat story videos.

Use Cases

Faceless YouTube Shorts and TikTok channels: horror, facts, Reddit-style stories.

Creators posting in Hindi, Arabic and other non-Latin languages.

Turning a written idea into a daily short without filming.

Comments

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Software engineer with 10+ years in Reac...

Word-by-word captions in Devanagari and right-to-left scripts are hard to get right. I build a reel tool myself, and caption timing took me longer than the voice. How do you handle Arabic, where the letters join? And can I fix one caption line without rendering the whole short again?

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Team behind The AI Agent Company Company

The RTL caption support (Arabic/Urdu) stands out — most faceless-short tools only do Latin scripts and ignore that huge audience. We post a lot of vertical shorts ourselves; does the mood-matched background footage pull from a stock library or get generated per script, and can you swap a clip out if it misreads the tone?

Keeping captions in the script you wrote is a big deal. Most tools I've tried turn Hindi or Arabic into broken romanised text. How do you handle right-to-left captions when the voiceover mixes in English words?

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Comments

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Software engineer with 10+ years in Reac...

Word-by-word captions in Devanagari and right-to-left scripts are hard to get right. I build a reel tool myself, and caption timing took me longer than the voice. How do you handle Arabic, where the letters join? And can I fix one caption line without rendering the whole short again?

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Team behind The AI Agent Company Company

The RTL caption support (Arabic/Urdu) stands out — most faceless-short tools only do Latin scripts and ignore that huge audience. We post a lot of vertical shorts ourselves; does the mood-matched background footage pull from a stock library or get generated per script, and can you swap a clip out if it misreads the tone?

Keeping captions in the script you wrote is a big deal. Most tools I've tried turn Hindi or Arabic into broken romanised text. How do you handle right-to-left captions when the voiceover mixes in English words?

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