Beta · first remake free
Same edit.
Your clips.
Paste a TikTok you love, or upload the video, and add your own clips and photos. An AI editor measures its cuts, timing and text beats, then rebuilds that edit around your footage, with music from our library.
- Its cuts and timing
- Your footage
- Never its video or sound
Sample · stock clips
Sample · stock clips
Your first remake is free
Enter your email and we'll send you a sign-in link. No password, and no card for your first remake. Have an invite code? That still works.
How it works
Three steps. No timeline required.
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vm.tiktok.com/ZMh3x…PasteLink checked
Paste the TikTok, or upload it
The edit you want to copy: its link (in TikTok, tap Share, then Copy link) or the video itself, like a screen recording. Up to 60 seconds.
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Add your clips
Your footage, straight from your phone. About as many clips as the original has shots works best.
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Get the remake
An AI editor rebuilds the edit with your footage, usually in about half an hour. Watch it here and save it.
What's copied
Copy the edit, never the video.
Read from the originalcopied
- Cuts
- Every cut point, at the same moment
- Shots
- How many, and how long each one runs
- Text
- The words and where they sit, re-typed as new titles
- Framing
- Close, medium or wide, matched as your clips allow
- Motion
- Pans, push-ins and transitions
- Pacing
- Its tempo, and whether the cuts land on the beat
Never copiednever
- Its footage. Every shot in your remake comes from your clips and photos.
- Its sound. No audio, voice or song from the original. Your remake gets a track from our music library, picked to match its tempo and energy.
- Its pixels. On-screen text is re-typed in our fonts, never lifted from the video.
Before a remake is delivered, a check refuses any edit that uses the original's footage or sound.
How close
Beat for beat, or your own spin.
Match the original
Same cuts, same timing, same text beats, same transitions. The closest copy your clips allow.
Same structure, my vibe
Its rhythm and structure, with the colour, transitions and text style restyled to suit your footage.
Then pick a length: Original15 s30 s60 s
Privacy
Your clips stay yours.
Remake handles your footage carefully from the second you upload it.
30days, then uploads are deleted
60days, then the remake is deleted
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Its own computer for every remake
Every remake is made on its own isolated computer, created for your remake and deleted afterwards.
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The original is a reference only
The TikTok we download, or the video you upload, is only measured for its timing and style, then deleted when your remake is done. Its footage and sound never go into your remake.
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Deleted on a timer
Your clips and photos are deleted after 30 days, and the finished remake after 60. Save what you want to keep.
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Private by default
Remakes aren't public. Only you can see them here, signed in.
Questions
Good to know
Does my remake contain any of the original?
No. The original, the TikTok or the video you upload, is only used as a reference for timing and style. Your remake is made from your clips and photos and a track from our music library, and a check refuses any edit that uses the original's footage or sound. Its on-screen text is re-typed as new titles, and you can change the words in your notes.
Which videos work?
TikTok video links (tiktok.com/@name/video/…) and share links (vm.tiktok.com/…, tiktok.com/t/…), for public videos. Or upload the video itself: an MP4 or MOV up to 300 MB, like a screen recording. Either way it has to be 60 seconds or shorter. If it can't be opened, the remake stops and doesn't count.
How many clips do I need?
About as many as the original has shots works best, and photos count. With fewer, the editor reuses a different moment of a clip. It matches framing and motion as closely as your footage allows.
Who makes the remake?
An AI editor makes it automatically, start to finish. No person reviews it before you see it, so it can miss sometimes. If it does, try again with a note about what to change. A remake that fails costs nothing.
What does it cost?
Your first remake is free, and ends with a short Quickly Clip card. After that, each remake uses a credit (Star in it uses 3), and credits come in packs: see pricing. If a remake fails, its credits come back.
Who sees my clips?
Nobody scrolls through them. Each remake is made on a private, isolated computer that's created for your remake and deleted afterwards. To understand your footage and the original, the editor sends your notes and some images and video frames to our AI model providers (Anthropic and Baseten). Files are stored on Amazon Web Services.
How long does it take, and how long do you keep things?
Usually about half an hour; you can close the tab and come back to My remakes. Your clips and photos are deleted 30 days after upload, and the finished remake 60 days after it's made.
Is Remake part of TikTok?
No. Remake isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok. It's in beta, and remakes are private: only you can see them here, signed in. What you do with the file once you've saved it is up to you.