Clipy is a free screen recording tool designed to produce videos that are accessible to both human viewers and AI agents. It addresses the need for easily shareable recordings that can be consumed by people as standard video files, while also providing structured data outputs tailored for AI analysis and interaction. The platform does not require users to sign up to watch recordings and ensures that videos are delivered without watermarks.
A distinctive feature of Clipy is its agent-readable output. In addition to the recorded video, each shared link includes a summary, keyframes, click targets, cursor paths, and a transcript, enabling AI agents to process and understand the content. This makes it suitable for workflows where both human teammates and AI tools need to review or act upon recorded sessions.
Clipy offers a range of related tools and converters, including webcam and voice recorders, a variety of video and audio format converters (such as WebM to MP4, MOV to MP4, MP4 to GIF, and more), as well as utilities for editing videos (trimming, splitting, resizing, cropping, rotating, merging, muting, compressing, and adjusting speed). Additional features include background noise removal, audio normalization, extracting audio from video, and generating video thumbnails. There are also tools for testing microphones, webcams, and conferencing software setups, as well as downloading videos from platforms like Loom.
The service is web-based and positions itself as free to use, with no watermarks applied to output videos and no requirement for viewers to create accounts in order to access shared content. Clipy is part of a suite of tools offered by Codersera, as indicated on the site.
In the Screen recording & capture space, Clipy takes a focused approach. It simplifies sharing and analyzing screen recordings by making videos accessible to both humans and AI agents. Clipy is a consumer product aimed at remote teams and content creators. It is available for free. It ships for the web, Windows, and macOS.
It is developed by Codersera, and it first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include screen recording, agent-readable output, and video sharing.
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