Money explained simply, with numbers you have checked.
How interest adds up, why inflation matters, what a credit score measures. Clippie draws it as simple doodles with a narrator and captions. You bring the sources and the numbers.
- Story looks45 to choose from
- AI voices125, plus a voice library
- CaptionsIn 100+ languages
Sample clips of the Doodle explainer and Corporate satire looks, not a finished finance video.
One money idea. In three steps.
- 1
Start with one worked example
Pick one question and one set of numbers. Write them into the idea box, so the draft explains your example and does not make up its own.
- 2
Check every figure
Rates, limits and rules change by year and by country. Say which country and which year each number applies to, and verify it at an official source.
- 3
Add a real chart where it counts
Doodled scenes carry the story. Upload your own chart into the scene that needs exact numbers, then add a voice and captions and export.
Finance content has higher stakes. Write it that way.
Teach how it works, do not tell people what to buy
Explaining how an index fund works is education. Telling someone to buy one might be advice, and in some places that is regulated. Keep your videos general, avoid recommending specific products, and do not promise returns. If you are paid by a product you mention, disclose it. Check the rules in your country, and get professional advice if you are unsure.
Skip the get-rich-quick angle
Videos that promise fast money can get flagged by platforms and can hurt the people who believe them. A plain explanation of how something works, with its risks, makes for a more trustworthy channel. Clippie’s AI writer drafts what you ask for, so ask for an honest version.
Topics that suit simple drawings
These are all explainable with one everyday example:
- Credit: What a credit score measures, and why minimum payments take so long.
- Interest: Compound interest, in both directions.
- Prices: Inflation and what it does to savings.
- Big purchases: How a mortgage payment splits between interest and the loan.
- Scams: How pyramid schemes collapse, and warning signs to look for.
- History: Famous bubbles and what people believed at the time.
Clear visuals. Your numbers.
Doodle explainer
A template made for doodled explainers on money and law, in 16:9 and 9:16.
Upload your charts
Add your own image to any scene when numbers must be exact.
Your script, untouched
Paste your own words and they stay as written, split into scenes.
Corporate satire
A dark 2D office look, for career and workplace money stories.
Steady narrators
Serious and Calm voice styles that suit the subject.
Captions on numbers
Word-by-word captions make figures easier to catch.
Frequently asked questions.
Do I need a disclaimer on finance videos?
Many creators say their content is educational and not financial advice, but a disclaimer does not make specific advice OK. Rules vary by country. Ask a professional if you are giving specific recommendations.
Can the AI get the numbers wrong?
Yes. Do not rely on it for current rates, limits or tax rules. Check them at official sources and write them into the script yourself.
Can I show charts?
Yes. Upload a chart image into any scene. AI pictures should not be used for anything that has to show real data.
Will Clippie write investment tips?
It writes from your prompt, but you are responsible for what you publish. We suggest explaining how things work, without telling viewers what to buy.
What does a video use from my plan?
Drawing the scene pictures and editing are included. The voiceover uses voice minutes and the finished export uses export minutes. Animating scenes is optional and uses AI credits, and the price shows before you start.
