The log.

Free now allows 5 clips instead of 3, up to 500 MB per clip instead of 200, and 2.5 GB of storage. The old limit came from a time when phones produced smaller files. A 30-second 4K clip was turned away before you could see what Clippra makes of it.

The paid plans grew too: Starter 1 GB, Pro 2 GB, Studio 4 GB per clip.

The intro tour runs again for new accounts. It had been switched off by accident since early May.

Selecting more files than your plan allows now uploads as many as fit instead of none at all. Before, the attempt ended in an error message and an empty project.

The “Cinematic” template couldn’t be completed: it required music without showing a field for it. Fixed.

In Studio you can now describe changes in plain language. The chat knows what’s in your video and applies it to the edit plan.

Along with three new animated blocks: kinetic type, an animated checklist and a board card, each with a calm paper look.

Run out of monthly exports? No need to wait for the next cycle: extra exports can now be bought as a pack.

A finished edit proposal now stays put when you reload the page or switch tabs. Before it was recalculated, costing you time for no reason.

Plus several fixes to the notes under each shot: they say something about that specific shot again instead of repeating stock phrases.

During longer queues, the internal references to your footage could expire before the render started. The export then failed even though everything was there. Those references are now refreshed at the start.

The export counter in your dashboard also updates right after a finished video instead of at the next start.

Studio mode is here: captions, silence removal, overlays, vertical reframing that follows the subject, and a brand kit for your logo and colours.

Unlike the travel reel, Studio works on a single video and lets you see every step before it happens.

You can now pick from six cutting styles, from calm to viral, setting the pace and the transitions.

Your own music can be uploaded for every paid template, not just for beat sync.

The dashboard was rebuilt: a clearer home, dedicated areas for projects, usage and billing, plus an intro tour with the Clippra mascot.

Language can be switched any time in the top right and takes effect instantly.

When the vision service was overloaded, the export used to carry on blindly: no curation, but your quota was spent. The job is now retried automatically and you get a notice instead of a silent drop in quality.

Reels can now be exported silent. Handy for TikTok and Reels, where sound is often added in the app anyway.

Stills and clips get a gentle camera move instead of sitting still. At the same time transitions became shorter and harder. The classic slideshow look with fades through black is gone.

Added a subtle horizontal shimmer animation to the dashboard's beta banner. ~5.5s loop, hardware-accelerated, respects prefers-reduced-motion.

Travel projects (raw clip pile → AI reel) and Studio projects (deliberate edit) now live in separate workspaces. Cleaner mental model, independent quotas, no more accidental mixing.

Music tracks now drive the cut points. Pick your energy preset, let the edit follow the beats.

Fixed a case where stuck render jobs could endlessly retry after worker restart. Added a hard retry cap and exponential backoff.

Internal storage paths replaced public dev URLs and previews are now signed. No user-facing change: same uploads, same exports.

Added a 14-row comparison on /pricing so you can see exactly what each tier includes. Goodbye “fine print under the fold.”

Replaced the heuristic edit with AI-based shotplan for Starter and Pro. The AI scores every shot, drops the middling ones, and orders the rest. Free still uses the faster heuristic edit.

Invited the first ten testers. Travel reel template, three plans, heuristic edit baseline. Real travel footage, real feedback.