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Show HN: I built Magiclip – an all-in-one AI studio
Hi HN
I’ve been working on a tool I personally needed as someone who edits a lot of video content.
The problem is simple:
Modern video editing requires 8+ different tools,
all slow, all noisy, all repetitive.
Subtitles here.
Audio cleanup there.
Silence removal elsewhere.
Upscaling in another tool.
AI voice in a different one.
A clip extractor somewhere else…
So I built Magiclip.io — a single interface that automates the most boring parts of editing.
What it does today
Auto-subtitles (fast & accurate)
Silence removal
AI voice-over
Audio enhancement
Image upscaling
Clip extraction from long videos
Thumbnail generation
Quick TikTok/Reels format conversion
And more coming
The idea isn’t to replace full editors.
It’s to remove the friction of things we repeat 100 times.
Upload → Magic → Download.
No timeline, no project files, no complexity.
Why I built it
I edit content frequently, and the workflow felt unnecessarily painful.
Magiclip is my attempt to reduce editing from hours to seconds by batching the most common tasks behind simple endpoints.
What I’d love feedback on
What other tasks should be automated?
Anything in the UX that feels off or slow?
Any feature you’d want exposed through an API?
Live link
https://magiclip.io https://magiclip.io
Happy to answer anything about the architecture, the pipelines, or the reasoning behind the features.
- frankhsu 10mo agoGood Job. It looks feature-rich. However, I'm not keen on subscribing immediately unless I'm offered some free trial credits. Suggestion: Offer new users at least 10 credits so they can try out your basic generation and discover how you differentiate yourself from other viral short video AI tools. This will facilitate better monetization.
- jonplackett 10mo ago… or they’ll go bankrupt. A single veo3 video costs about $3 to make. Down from about $6 at least.
- kokau 10mo agoWe’re aware of that, but to get our first users and real feedback, we’re willing to make an effort.
- kokau 10mo agoI understand we’ll add a 3-day free trial. Thanks for the suggestion!
- nicechianti 10mo ago[dead]
- arschficknigger 10mo ago[flagged]
- blorenz 10mo agoWhat services are you leveraging for this? Also, your blog about Veo 3 is from January 2025 it says.
- kokau 10mo agoThe blog date was a typo it was supposed to be early November. Sorry about that.
- suprnurd 10mo agoLooks nice! Any success stories/examples yet?
- kokau 10mo agoI’ve been building this solo for about a year, so it’s still early but we’re starting to see real traction from creators testing it. More examples coming soon.
- solarkraft 10mo agoA little surface-level criticism on your wording: Of course you’re deep enough in your domain that to you “editing” means “video editing” and “studio” means “video editing workspace”. But when I clicked the link, I expected a fully featured general application for power use of LLMs.
- throwaway920102 10mo agoAn AI slop assembly line, nice work!
- pillefitz 10mo agoIs it making the world a better or a worse place?
- kokau 10mo agoWe try to make the world slightly better by giving people tools they didn’t have before faster workflows, lower barriers to entry, and more accessible video creation. In the end, users decide how it’s used.
- heyitsdaad 10mo agoAnything technically interesting you can share about any of these? How do you decide on which parts to extract? What models do you use for the features you listed?
- kokau 10mo agoSure, here’s what I can share: we use Veo 3, and Sora 2 is coming soon. For captions, we rely on FFmpeg combined with our own speech-to-text and dynamic subtitle API.