WizeClip questions, answered

WizeClip is an NSFW-friendly AI clipping and auto-posting tool for adult creators. It analyses your long videos and stream recordings in full, cuts the strongest moments into short vertical clips, writes titles and tags for each platform and posts them, now or at a set time, to Pornhub, xHamster, RedGIFs and seven more adult platforms from your own accounts. It cuts your existing footage; it does not generate content. See how WizeClip works.

OnlyFans and Fansly creators who want steady promo clips without editing, cam models on Chaturbate or Stripchat who record their shows, and agencies that run a roster and need every creator’s accounts kept apart. Agencies get several creators in one account, each with their own sessions, proxy, style settings and calendar; the roster guide walks through a setup.

Yes. WizeClip is built for it. Some general clip tools refuse adult content in their terms; WizeClip exists for exactly that content and for the adult platforms it posts to. The NSFW AI clipping guide explains the difference.

No, and it never logs into them. WizeClip publishes promo clips to the platforms that send traffic, and every clip leads viewers back to your profile there, where your link to OnlyFans or Fansly lives. Your subscription page stays yours to run.

Yes. Upload the recording of your show like any long video: an MP4 or MOV of up to 5 GB and 90 minutes. The stream to clips guide covers what to record and where the link should point while you are live.

They cut clips for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube and hand you the files; several of them cut beautifully, and some refuse adult content in their terms. WizeClip cuts the clips, writes titles and tags for each platform, then publishes them to ten adult platforms from your own accounts. The comparison pages say what each tool does better, starting with WizeClip vs OpusClip.

A WizeClip account, a long video or stream recording, a proxy for each creator, and each platform connected once. The free plan gives you 120 credits once, with no payment needed, to use within your first month. See pricing.

Yes. WizeClip never creates accounts and never owns them. You connect each account once, by signing in yourself on your own computer.

Yes. The link on your profiles can point anywhere, including a live room or a link page, so you can build an audience on the clip platforms first and change it when the subscription page is ready.

The AI analyses the whole video and picks the moments with the most potential. Each creator has a minimum score a moment needs: every moment that reaches it becomes a vertical clip, at the length you set, with a title and tags. WizeClip also rates the video safe for work or not and flags the clips worth a second look. You set the minimum score in Creator preferences.

Ten to fourteen seconds by default. You set the shortest and longest for each creator in the creator’s preferences. Longer clips suit the video platforms, and shorter loops suit RedGIFs and the feeds. The clip specs guide covers lengths and formats.

It depends on the recording and your minimum score: every moment that reaches it becomes a clip, so a lively recording gives more and a quiet one fewer. Raise the minimum score for fewer, stronger clips. The one recording into 30 clips guide walks through a full cut.

Yes. Every clip’s title and tags can be edited before it goes out, and Write another gives a new set. For each creator you choose the tone (explicit, flirty or romantic) and the title style and length. The titles and tags guide has the patterns that get found.

Yes. There are three posting modes: Everywhere sends every clip to every connected platform, One platform each makes sure no platform sees the same clip twice, or you choose for each clip. Either way, each post gets its own title and tags.

From your computer, Google Drive or Dropbox: an MP4 or MOV of up to 5 GB. Videos are cut in turn once they are in, and you can follow each one on its page.

Through a small connection tool you download once from the app. It opens the platform on your own computer, you sign in there as usual, and the tool sends WizeClip only the signed-in session. WizeClip never sees your password. See Connecting platforms.

No. You sign in to each platform yourself, on your own computer; WizeClip receives only the signed-in session, never the password, and you can delete a session at any time.

WizeClip flags the account, and Today lists it among the accounts to reconnect. You reconnect it the same way you connected it, and a post that failed in the meantime can be retried from its clip.

So each creator’s posts go out from their own address. WizeClip sends every post through the creator’s own proxy, a saved spare takes over if it fails, and platforms are connected only once the proxy is in place. The isolation guide explains what to set up.

Ten adult platforms: Pornhub, xHamster and EroMe for video, RedGIFs for loops, FikFap, TikPorn and Waptap as short-form feeds, and Xfree, Sharesome and XXXFollow as community platforms. Each has its own page under platforms describing what WizeClip does there.

Yes. It writes a title, tags and a category from Pornhub’s list for each clip, and posts it from your own model account when you post: now, at a time you set, or with Post all. Your link lives on your profile, never in the posts. Details on the Pornhub automation page.

No. WizeClip posts to ten adult platforms. Any clip can be downloaded as an MP4 to post on other networks by hand. The traffic without Instagram or TikTok guide covers the alternatives.

Yes. Every clip has a Download button in its panel: an MP4, the same file WizeClip posts, and downloading uses no credits. Use it to post the clip where WizeClip does not post, such as X, Reddit, Fansly or a Telegram channel, by hand or with another tool. Titles and tags are copied from the panel; there is no bulk download. The X traffic page covers posting there.

Cutting, titles and tags are automatic, and every clip is ready to post as soon as it is cut. Posting happens when you choose: now, at a time you set on the calendar, or a whole video with Post all, each clip to all its platforms and the next one ten minutes later. Posts to the same platform always go out at least ten minutes apart.

Yes. Every post gets its own title and tags, in the creator’s tone, and platforms with category lists get choices from them. Publishing always happens from your own account, only to the platforms you connected.

Nothing is lost. The clip shows the platform’s reason and a Retry button, and Today lists every failed post.

On your profile on each platform, where viewers look after a clip; you set it there once. The posts themselves do not carry it. To see which platform sends subscribers, use a different OnlyFans tracking link on each profile; the tracking links guide covers the setup.

WizeClip shows each creator’s videos and clips, which posts went out, which are waiting or failed, where each clip was posted, which accounts are connected and the credits used. Clicks and new subscribers are counted by OnlyFans itself, on the tracking links you create there; one per platform is how you learn which of the ten channels is worth the volume. The funnel math guide shows how to read them.

Plan on four to six weeks. Video sites take time to accumulate views, and one week is too small a sample to tell a working funnel from a lucky one. The funnel math guide gives the ratios to expect.

Not to start. Pick one video platform, one feed and one community platform, run them for a month, then expand into the ones your OnlyFans tracking links say are worth it. More platforms cost no credits: posting is included while a plan is active. The platform selection guide helps you choose.

Only when the AI works on your content: picking the moments and cutting the clips, writing their titles, tags and categories, and Write another. Posting costs no credits while a plan is active, and neither do downloading, storing videos and browsing your clips.

Your account and everything already made stay put. You can still view and download existing clips, and posting keeps working while your plan is active, since it costs no credits. New cutting waits for more credits: extra credits top up an active plan, and renewing brings the next period’s hours. The free plan’s credits come once, so carrying on means choosing a plan.

Yes. Extra credits sit on top of an active plan and stay in your account, to use while a plan is active. The hours included in a plan last until the end of the period you paid for. See them on the pricing page.

In stablecoins: USDT on TRON (TRC20), USDT on Ethereum (ERC20) and USDC on Ethereum (ERC20), for plans and extra credits alike. You send the exact amount shown, cents included, and the payment is matched automatically. The coins are listed on the pricing page.

No. Nothing is displayed on wizeclip.io. Every clip stays inside your own account, and every publish happens from your own platform accounts to the destinations you connect.

No. Your content and data are used only to run the service for your account. They are not sold or shared with third parties for their own use; the privacy policy has the details.

No. Processing is automated end to end. The team looks at logs or content only when you contact support about a specific issue.

Yes. Individual clips can be deleted at any time without touching the long video, and a creator’s Danger Zone removes their videos, clips and sessions for good.

By email or Telegram from the contact page. Include your creator name, the platforms you post to and your rough weekly volume so the team can help faster.