Clipfly Discount Codes & Vouchers

Clipfly is a browser-based set of AI video and image tools — generating clips from text or a photo, upscaling footage, removing objects and text, and editing the result — sold as a subscription, which is where a discount code earns its keep.

What the toolkit does

Several tools sit behind one login. A text-to-video generator turns a written prompt into a short clip; an image-to-video tool animates a still. An enhancer upscales resolution and corrects colour on existing footage. Object and text removers erase unwanted things from a shot — a passer-by, a logo, burnt-in captions — and a storyboard tool breaks a script into scenes. Around them are a conventional online video editor, headshot generation and image tools. Nothing is installed: it runs in the browser, and the processing happens on the company's servers.

Setting expectations for AI video

Generated video is genuinely useful for short, simple shots and B-roll, and genuinely unreliable for anything that needs continuity. Faces, hands, text in frame and consistent characters across shots are the recurring weak points, and clips run seconds rather than minutes. Object removal works best on a static camera and simple background. Treat the output as a starting point you will edit, and budget several attempts per usable clip — which matters, because most platforms charge in credits per generation rather than per finished result.

Rights, credits and what you can actually publish

Two things to check before building work around any AI tool. First, the terms: who owns the output, whether commercial use is permitted on your plan, and whether the free tier watermarks or restricts publication. Second, what you feed in — do not upload footage of other people, licensed music or third-party branding and assume the tool grants you rights you never had. Several platforms, including the major social networks and advertising services, now require AI-generated content to be labelled, so check the rules of wherever you intend to publish.

Subscriptions, and using your code

Read the plan carefully: monthly credits, what a generation costs in credits, whether unused credits roll over, the maximum clip length and export resolution, and the price after any introductory period ends. Annual plans look cheaper per month and lock you in, so try the tool on a monthly plan first with a real project rather than a test prompt. Enter the code at the point of subscribing and confirm the total changes before paying, since an introductory offer usually cannot be applied to an account that already exists.