Video Formats Explained
Cliptude offers several distinct video formats tailored to different types of content. Understanding these formats helps you choose the right one for your audience and message.
Top 10 / Listicles
Perfect for rankings, "best of" lists, and countdowns.
Top 10 with A-Roll
Combines sourced online videos (A-Roll), with B-Roll footage.
- • Sourced primary footage (e.g., from YouTube)
- • Ideal for content that needs existing video examples
Top 10 (B-Roll Only)
Features continuous voiceover and relevant stock footage, images, or animations without a visible presenter.
- • Voiceover narration only
- • Focuses purely on the visuals of the list items
Documentary
Designed for storytelling, history, educational content, and deep dives.
Documentary with A-Roll
A narrative driven by sourced primary footage and a-roll video to add weight to the story. The video uses existing clips found online to tell the story, interlaced with supporting visuals.
Documentary (B-Roll Only)
A classic documentary style driven by voiceover. Uses a rich mix of video clips and images to visualize the narrative.
Other Formats
Image Slideshow
A simpler format that uses a sequence of images with voiceover. Great for quick summaries, photo essays, or when video footage is not required.