An autonomous content engine that clips and posts short-form video at scale.
Feed it long video
Point ClipForge at source footage — long videos, streams, whatever you're clipping from.
Short-form growth is a volume game — you have to post constantly, across many accounts, every day. Doing that by hand is impossible; ClipForge automates the whole clip-and-post loop so the machine runs while you don't.
Creators, agencies, and brands who need to post short-form video at volume across many accounts and can't do it by hand — anyone running a content-growth or TikTok Shop play who wants the clip-and-post loop fully automated.
ClipForge Media is an AI content growth studio with a two-track autonomous engine. One track turns long videos into short-form clips and posts them across accounts on a schedule; the other runs a TikTok Shop play. A Studio dashboard runs the agency side — briefs, accounts, output — while the Engine handles the relentless clip-and-post loop that content growth actually requires.
Built with Next.js and Postgres, it's designed to run unattended and post at volume rather than one clip at a time.
The software that actually made it possible.
Each app crops and covers your vertical video differently. How I stopped eyeballing it and encoded one safe layout into the render template so posting at volume can't drift.
Vertical video safe zones decide whether your caption survives. Where TikTok and Reels put their UI, why published numbers disagree, and how to lay out a clip that works everywhere.
Short-form growth is a volume game, but volume is exactly what gets you flagged as spam. Here's the real constraint I had to build ClipForge around.
ClipForge is an autonomous content engine — it turns long video into short clips and posts them across accounts on a schedule, at the volume short-form growth actually takes.