Turn your music into Shorts, TikToks and Reels — automatically

TONTRIA Clips is a web app for artists, musicians, labels and managers. It turns songs, music videos, live shows and interviews into Shorts, TikToks and Reels automatically, makes lyric videos from a Spotify or YouTube link, generates release assets and the Spotify Canvas, and includes a timeline video editor with auto-reframe for every platform.

It depends on what you make, but for music look for four things: clipping that understands songs and not only speech, a vertical reframe that follows the singer, captions you can style to match the artist, and tools for the rest of the release (lyric videos, promo assets, Spotify Canvas). TONTRIA Clips was designed around those needs. The best way to decide is to try it with one of your own videos on the free plan. To see how the best-known AI clipping tools compare for music, read our alternatives and comparisons.

TONTRIA Clips. Paste a YouTube link or upload a video (a live session, an interview, a music video) and it finds the best 30–90 second moments, reframes them to vertical 9:16 following whoever sings or talks, and adds karaoke captions. You can try it on the free plan: 30 credits to start, no card needed (1 credit = 1 minute of video processed).

Free (30 credits once, 720p with watermark), Creator USD 10 a month (150 credits, 1080p), Pro USD 20 a month (300 credits, 4K / 60 fps) and Label USD 99 a month (1,500 credits, up to 5 team members). Yearly billing saves about 30%, and extra packs of 100 credits cost USD 10. Details on the pricing page.

TONTRIA Clips makes the Spotify Canvas — an 8-second vertical loop — from your music video or your cover art, along with the other release assets (coming soon, countdown and out now), from one link. How it works, step by step: Spotify Canvas maker.

TONTRIA Clips has an edit mode for live show clips: upload the recording of a concert, a live session or a livestream (or paste the YouTube link), choose “viral – sung” and it finds the moments that stand on their own, keeps the singer in a vertical 9:16 frame, cuts to the band or the crowd and adds captions that follow every sung word. It works the same for a 12-minute session or a two-hour show.

The karaoke and lyric video editor in TONTRIA Clips. Upload your video or paste a link and the lyrics appear word by word in time with the singing; you choose the style, font and position before exporting for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or YouTube. To start from just a Spotify link, use the lyric video maker.

TONTRIA Clips. Upload the interview or paste the YouTube link: it finds the moments that work on their own — the story behind a song, an announcement, a laugh — frames whoever is talking in vertical and adds captions. More on clips from interviews.

TONTRIA Clips' AI music video generator. Paste the Spotify or YouTube link (or upload the audio and the cover if the song isn't out yet) and it animates the cover — still, floating, spinning vinyl or CD — with particles, grain and synced lyrics. It exports 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, and a short loop for Spotify Canvas. It doesn't make bars or waveforms that react to the sound. Step by step in how to make a visualizer.

TONTRIA Clips. It detects the video's language on its own, writes the captions word by word and lets you translate them into another language, such as Spanish or Portuguese, keeping the artist's font, colors and karaoke style. You review every line before exporting a version for each country, and from the editor you can export a project for editing software with the captions in an SRT file. 1 credit = 1 minute of video processed; 30 free credits to start, no card.

TONTRIA Clips, with its release assets. Paste the Spotify or YouTube link —or, if the song isn't out yet, upload the cover and the audio— and you get coming soon, release date, 3 days to go, 2 days to go, tomorrow, today, out now and out now with the video, as story (9:16), post (4:5) and square (1:1), as an image or as an animated video with the audio. Every text can be edited. For the rest of the month, Video Lyrics makes the lyric video and AI Clips the vertical clips; the day-by-day plan is in what to post before and after releasing a song.

It transcribes the video word by word, then finds 30–90 second moments that work on their own — a hook, a complete story, a chorus — and gives each one a virality score so you can start with the strongest.

Yes. The 9:16 reframe follows the face of whoever is talking or singing. The “viral – sung” mode also cuts between the singer and the reactions around them.

Yes. TONTRIA finds the official cover and the synced lyrics, or transcribes and syncs the singing if there are no synced lyrics, and renders a horizontal or vertical lyric video.

Credits measure processing: 1 credit = 1 minute of video or audio processed. Editing and re-exporting is free. Free includes 30 credits once to start (they don’t renew); Creator includes 150 a month, Pro 300 and Label 1,500, and you can buy extra packs of 100 credits for USD 10.

TONTRIA detects the language of your video or song automatically — Spanish, English, Portuguese and many more — for transcription, captions and lyrics. The app interface is available in English and Spanish.