Oddly satisfying videos, generated on loop.
Name a texture or a subject. EggClip plans the shots, renders each one as a continuous piece of motion and lays a bed underneath. No script, no voice, nothing to read.
150 credits on signup · no card · seven ten-second loops
Four loops. Not one spoken word between them.
Real renders from the demo workspace, silent as they shipped. This is the one format on the site where the missing voice is the whole point.
0 words written, spoken or captioned
10 sec the shortest run the product allows
9:16 vertical by default
2 channels it posts to
No script, no narrator, no captions. Three jobs instead of six.
This lane writes nothing and says nothing. It breaks your topic into a handful of continuous motions, renders each one as its own clip, and scores the run from the music library.
You bring
a texture, or a subject worth a few looks
makes the other 3
one 9:16 loop over a bed, posted now or from the calendar
There's no script to approve, so it renders straight through, and a failed render refunds itself.
- Narration
- none. This lane writes no script and synthesizes no voice
- Captions
- off, because there are no words to time
- Visuals
- generated video clips, photoreal by default, played back to back
- Audio
- a track from the music library, picked to fit the run
- Length
- from ten seconds; the clip count follows the length you choose
- Aspect
- 9:16 by default, and 16:9, 1:1 or 4:5 if you want them
- Files
- MP4, poster image and the project as a .zip. No SRT, since nothing is said
- Review
- none. There's no script to approve, so it renders straight through
- Cost
- 20 credits for a ten-second loop on the cheapest visual tier, 130 on the default one
- Publish
- YouTube and Instagram, immediately or from the content calendar
Four briefs, each a texture or a thing to look at.
A pure vibe gives you kinetic textures. A real subject gives you a few recognisable sides of it, in a sensible order.
Questions people ask first.
Is there any narration?
None. This is the one lane that writes no script and synthesizes no voice, so there's nothing to pick a narrator for.
Are there captions?
No. Captions are off for this format because nothing is spoken, and the files it hands back include no SRT for the same reason.
What am I hearing, then?
A track from the music library, chosen to suit the run. You can swap it for another, or for one of your own, in the editor afterwards.
What makes a good brief here?
Either a pure texture, like kinetic sand, wax, soap or sand cutting, or a real subject you want a few recognisable sides of. A vague mood word gives the weakest result of the three.
How long can one be?
From ten seconds up. The length you pick decides how many clips get generated, and each one is a single continuous motion rather than a cut-up sequence.
Why is this one more expensive than a narrated short?
Because every second of it is generated video rather than a still with a camera move over it, and generated video costs 5 to 60 times what a still does. The cheapest visual tier brings a ten-second loop down to 20 credits.
Can I edit it afterwards?
Yes. It opens in the same timeline editor as every other project, so you can retime the clips, change the bed or add text over the top.
Other formats, same pipeline.
Watch something with nothing to read.
150 credits land at signup, and it doesn't ask for a card. That's about seven ten-second loops on the cheapest visual tier.
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