Make Reaction Videos from Any Clip

Reacting is the format now

The biggest accounts on every vertical feed are not re-uploading other people's videos. They are reacting to them: a face in the corner, a running commentary, a take of their own on top of the moment everyone is talking about. That is what makes a clip yours instead of a copy. The catch is that making one has always meant a real editor: record yourself separately, line the takes up on a timeline, duck the original audio, re-caption everything, export. Cliphi collapses all of that into one tap on the clip itself.

Paste a link, pick the moment Cliphi found, and hit record. The clip plays while you talk so your timing is real, not guessed at in an editor afterwards. Your camera lands as a bubble you can drag anywhere on the clip, or switch to voice only and skip the camera entirely.

Your words become the captions

A reaction clip lives or dies on its captions, because most feeds play muted. Cliphi transcribes your recording and burns your words in as the clip's captions, in the same animated style as everything else you make. Prefer the original speaker's words, or no captions at all? One tap switches between them.

Everything else you expect from Cliphi still applies to a reacted clip: auto reframing keeps the subject centered, caption styles match your brand, and the clip renders ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. A reaction is not a separate workflow bolted on the side. It is one more layer on the clip you were already making.

For clippers working paid campaigns, this is the difference that matters: campaigns increasingly reject plain re-cuts and ask for transformative commentary. A recorded reaction with your own captions is exactly that, and it takes about as long as watching the clip once.