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How WizeClip works

Everything you need to run WizeClip, from your first creator to clips posted on ten adult platforms. Start with the whole flow, then open the page for the screen you are on.

WizeClip turns a long video or a stream recording into short vertical clips and posts them to ten adult platforms from the creator's own profiles. The work splits into six steps, and each one has its own page.

The flow in six steps

  1. Add a creator. A creator is the person you post for: a name, the page you want viewers to reach, their proxy and the platforms you connect. See Getting started.
  2. A proxy, then the platforms. Every platform signs the creator in and posts through one proxy, so it comes first. Then WizeClip Connect, a free app for Windows and macOS, signs in to each platform on your computer and sends the session to WizeClip, which never sees the password. See Proxies and Connecting platforms.
  3. Upload a video. Drop an MP4 or MOV of up to 5 GB on the creator's page, or bring it from Google Drive or Dropbox. See Uploading a video.
  4. Let WizeClip cut it. WizeClip analyses the whole video, cuts a clip around each moment that scores above the creator's minimum, and writes a title and tags for each clip. This is the work that uses credits. See Credits and payments.
  5. Post the clips. Every clip is ready the moment it is cut. Post all sends a video's clips to every connected platform, each clip everywhere at once and the next ten minutes later; keep back any clip you do not want. See Clips ready to post.
  6. Or one at a time. Open a clip, tick the platforms and choose Now or a time. Posts to the same platform go out at least ten minutes apart. See Posting, scheduling and downloading.

After that, Today is where each day starts: it lists what needs you, in the order worth doing it.

Posts set for a time wait on the Schedule, and what already went out is under History. To move faster, Search and shortcuts lists the keys that open any page, creator or video.

What WizeClip does not do

  • It does not log into OnlyFans or Fansly, and it does not count clicks or subscribers. To see which platform sends subscribers, use a separate tracking link from your subscription platform for each one.
  • It does not generate content. It cuts the footage you upload.
  • It does not post anything until you choose to post it, and never a clip it flagged before you look at it.

Every page

Using WizeClip

Every screen, from uploading a video to posting its clips.

Today Today is the first screen after you sign in. It lists what needs you in the order worth doing it, then what goes out next and how things stand. The creator page Every creator has one page: the videos you uploaded for them, newest first, the platforms they post to, and the drop zone where new videos go. Uploading a video Drop a video on the creator's page, or bring it from Google Drive or Dropbox. Before it goes up, you choose whether WizeClip cuts it into clips or posts it whole. Proxies Every platform signs a creator in and posts through one proxy, so they all see one steady address. A creator needs one before any platform can be connected. Connecting platforms WizeClip posts from each creator's own profiles. Once the creator has a proxy, the WizeClip Connect app signs in on your computer and sends the session, so WizeClip never sees the password. Clips ready to post Every clip WizeClip cuts is ready to post. Send a whole video's clips with Post all, keep one back with Don't post, and look at the few WizeClip flags. Posting, scheduling and downloading Open a clip, tick the platforms and post it now or at a time you pick, or send a whole video with Post all. Every clip can also be downloaded as an MP4, at no credit cost. Schedule and history The Schedule shows a week of posts set for a time, one card each. History lists what went out, what failed and what came off the schedule. Creator preferences Each creator has one Preferences page: the traffic link, which moments become clips, how new videos post, and how titles and tags sound.