TapSnip — Vertical shorts, made from what you already have

Your stuff goes in.
Shorts come out.

A gameplay recording, a recipe, an app feature. TapSnip cuts it, hooks it, burns the captions and hands you a vertical short — 1080×1920, 60 fps, straight into your TikTok drafts.

No camera · no editing software · no agency

Four things in. Shorts out.

A gameplay recording

5 shorts, hooked and captionedThe best moments are picked for you, framed 9:16, with a scrolling store banner up front.

A recipe

A step-by-step filmEvery key shot generated and chained, captions burned in, one mp4 at the end.

A SaaS feature

3 shorts on full-screen capturesYour own screens carry the story — no stock footage, no image credits burned.

A utility app

A persona that posts for itA recurring AI creator, warmed up, posting in its niche week after week.

Indie game

Store banner, then gameplay

The banner scrolls and hands over to the game without a visible cut.

Recipe

A recipe, shot by shot

Each step generated, chained, and captioned into one film.

Utility app

I couldn't believe where my money was going 😳

A persona, week after week

Same face, same voice, a niche the algorithm learns to trust.

Reaction

A face, then the gesture

A bank of reactions, a bank of screen recordings, and every crossing is a short.

Drop it. Dress it. Post it.

Drop what you have

A video file, a link, a recipe, an app. Nothing to film, nothing to install.

TapSnip dresses it

Cut into 9:16, hook up front, captions burned in, cover chosen — several variations to compare.

You approve the draft

It lands in your TikTok drafts. You add the sound, you publish. Nothing posts behind your back.

Your accounts stay yours. TapSnip prepares drafts and never publishes on its own — you keep the last word on every post.

Questions, answered.

What is TapSnip?

TapSnip turns what you already have — a gameplay recording, a recipe, an app feature — into vertical shorts ready to publish: hook up front, burned-in captions, cover, 1080x1920 at 60 fps. They land as drafts in your TikTok account.

What can I feed it?

A video file or a link (gameplay, screen recording), a recipe, your app screenshots, or a competitor post to take apart. TapSnip picks the moments, frames them 9:16 and dresses them.

Which platforms does TapSnip support?

TikTok first (native drafts, photo carousels and reels with AI voice-over), plus Instagram. Posts are prepared as drafts you approve before publishing.

How much does TapSnip cost?

TapSnip runs on credits: every new account gets free credits to try it, then packs start at €12 for 100 credits (up to €299 for 4,000). Cutting and dressing a video you already have costs no image credits.

Do I need to show my face or film anything?

No. That is the point: what you feed it is footage you already have or images generated for you, so you never film, never show your face, and never hire influencers.

How is TapSnip different from AI video generators?

It is a full loop, not a generator: it analyzes what you promote, takes apart posts that worked (Reverse), builds several hook variations of the same clip so you can compare, and tracks which angle actually installs.

Your stuff goes in.
Shorts come out.

Four things in. Shorts out.