Check your clip against the campaign brief before you post
Pick the campaign or type in the rules from your own brief. Paste the caption, add the file. The rules software can check are checked for you. The rest becomes a list you tick.
Or fill in the fields below by hand.
Send the link to every clipper on the campaign: they open it and get this checklist, already filled in. The rules travel inside the link. Nothing is stored on a server.
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Subtitles are written from the speech in your clip. Add the clip first.
The speech is recognised on your device. The first time, the browser downloads a speech model of about 100 MB from Hugging Face and keeps it. Your clip is not uploaded.
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Cut one long video into several clips. Add the video first.
Every clip gets the frame, text and logo from the Video tab and the subtitles from the Subtitles tab. With subtitles written, cuts fall on pauses between sentences.
For campaign teams. The page reads when each post went up from the link itself and flags repeats and old posts. Put the time a link was submitted after a comma to check the submission window. Nothing is fetched or uploaded.
Caption rules: required tags and phrases, where the ad disclosure sits, hashtag limits, banned words.
One click rewrites the caption to fit the brief. Your own words and hashtags stay.
The file: length, 9:16 frame, resolution, black bars. It is read on your device.
The Video tab makes a file that fits: 9:16 frame, bars cut off, trimmed to length, logo and text on top. It is made on your device.
Subtitles written from the speech and burned in. One long video cut into clips.
What the clip earns from its views. For teams: a list of post links turned into a table of who posted when.
How many views the clip needs before it pays anything.
After you post: how many minutes are left to submit the link. The publish time is read from the link itself.
Any campaign: paste the brief, the page reads the rules out of it, and you get a link to that checklist for your whole team.
Left to you
What only a person can judge: the logo, the audio, whether the footage is from the approved source, draft approval.
These show up as a list to tick, in the brief's own words, so nothing is forgotten.
A clean checklist is not an approval. The campaign team makes the final call.
Privacy and security
Your clips, captions and briefs stay on your device. They are never uploaded.
No account, no password, no e-mail. No cookies, no ads, no tracking of you as a person.
The page comes over an encrypted connection and runs only its own code, plus one pinned library for subtitles.
The first time you use subtitles, the browser downloads the speech library from jsDelivr and the speech model from Hugging Face. They see a download request, never your clip.
If you buy a plan, the server keeps a hash of your key, the public keys of your devices and the id of your payment. No name, no e-mail, no card, no IP address.
The page counts visits per day and which site you came from (for example tiktok.com), and how many people press Try or Pay. Counts only: no cookie, no IP address, nothing that tells one visitor from another.
Nobody from PreflightClips will ever ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is a thief.
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