Clipset takes your video clips and generates every possible combination as a separate file. No editing. No timelines. No cloud.
Available for macOS and Windows. One key, 2 computers — or 10 with the Agency license.
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Clipset is a desktop app for macOS and Windows that combines all variations of your hooks, bodies, and CTAs into finished video ads — automatically. You record your clips in whatever tool you like, drop them into sections, and Clipset generates every possible combination as a separate file. 10 hooks × 5 bodies × 3 CTAs = 150 ready-to-upload ads, in minutes.
It’s a video ad combinator, not an editor. There are no timelines and nothing gets uploaded — your footage stays on your machine. It’s built for creative testing on Meta, TikTok, and YouTube: the more distinct variations you test, the faster you find a winner. One-time purchase, free trial, unlimited renders.
| What it does | Generates every hook × body × CTA combination from your video clips as separate files |
|---|---|
| Platforms | macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel), Windows |
| Pricing | $99 one-time (lifetime license, 2 computers). Agency license $249 one-time (one code, 10 computers). Free trial. |
| Processing | 100% local — no cloud, no upload, no internet required |
| Limits | None. Unlimited combinations, projects, and clients |
| Formats | Video: MP4, MOV, WebM · Audio: MP3, WAV, AAC, M4A |
| Export | Every variation as its own file + CSV manifest for campaign tracking |
| Best for | Media buyers, DTC founders, UGC creators, creative strategists, agencies |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back |
Record different hooks, bodies, and CTAs. Mix and match. Let data pick the winner.
Nobody should be exporting 150 videos from CapCut by hand.
Stop editing. Start generating. Drop your clips in, hit one button, get every combination as a separate file.
Name them anything — Hook, Body, CTA, Intro, Outro, Testimonial. You define the structure.
Drag video files into each section. See thumbnails, durations, and reorder with drag-and-drop.
Clipset creates every possible combination automatically. 150 videos? Done in minutes, not days.
Add text on top of any clip and save each treatment as a variant. Clipset renders one video per variant, so a single clip with three hooks becomes three clips — and multiplies into every combination downstream.
Drag text anywhere on the frame, then set the rest.
A headline and a subline are two layers in one variant, each styled on its own. Duplicate the variant, swap the words, and you have the next test.
Variants count as clips. Two hooks, one carrying three text treatments, is four hooks going into the combination math.
Hook → Body → CTA, or any structure you want. 2 sections, 7 sections — you decide.
Reorder sections, reorder clips. Rename anything inline.
Add one track that plays under all generated videos. Set volume, fade out, loop behavior.
Match the first clip or set a custom size. Handles mixed formats automatically.
Every combination exported as a spreadsheet. Filename, clips used, duration. Ready for campaign tracking.
Save and reload your projects. Pick up where you left off.
Parallel processing across your CPU cores. Your machine does the work, not some server.
Trim any clip right inside Clipset. Cut the start or end without leaving the app.
Record 8 hooks, 4 bodies, 3 CTAs. Generate 96 variations. Launch them as separate creatives and let the platform find the winner — without editing 96 videos.
Record 15 hooks, 5 explanations, 3 CTAs. Generate 225 Shorts. Upload to Google Ads. Let the algorithm find the winner.
Mix different creators, different scripts, different CTAs. Find the combo that converts — without editing 200 videos by hand.
Same body content, different language hooks, different CTAs. Generate every localized version in one batch.
Build once for a client. Swap in new hooks next month. Re-generate. Fresh creative in minutes.
I built Clipset because I needed it myself. I was running YouTube Shorts ads for my app. The Hormozi method is clear: record lots of hooks, lots of bodies, a few CTAs, and test every combination.
Simple in theory. In practice? I was spending entire weekends in CapCut stitching together the same clips in different orders. 10 hooks × 5 bodies × 3 CTAs = 150 videos. By hand. Every time.
Sovran exists, but it’s $79/month minimum and caps your renders. I’m an engineer. This is a combinatorics problem. It shouldn’t cost $1,000 a year.
So I built Clipset. Now I generate 150+ ad variations in minutes instead of days. It runs on my Mac. My footage never touches a server. And I never have to pay monthly for something my laptop can do locally.
Pay once, keep it forever. Pick the license that fits how many computers you run it on.
For one person.
For teams. Agencies, UGC teams and studios that run it on more than two machines.
Not sure yet? Try it on your own clips first.
Every license is a one-time purchase. No subscription, no render limits, nothing uploaded.
150 ad variations in minutes. Not days. Not weekends. Minutes.
Available for macOS and Windows. One key, 2 computers. Teams: one Agency code for 10 computers, $249 . 30-day money-back guarantee.
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