Which platforms can I paste links from?

TikTok (videos and photo carousels), Instagram Reels, YouTube (Shorts and long videos) and direct video files. Web pages and PDFs work as sources too, they just are not cloned as videos.

Does it copy the creator's voice?

Only if you ask it to clone the voice from that reference, and the clone is stored on your account. By default you pick an AI voice.

What if the reference has real people in it?

The shots are regenerated, not lifted. When a scene calls for a photoreal person, Infica routes that clip to a model that can produce it rather than failing the render.

Can I clone into another language?

Yes. The reply language is a setting on each chat; the script is written in that language regardless of the language of the reference.

Clone video

Clone a TikTok video: same structure, same pacing, your topic.

Paste the link to a video that works. Infica watches it shot by shot — cut lengths, how it opens, the visual style, how it sounds — and rebuilds that structure around your subject with a new script, a voice-over and generated shots. Nothing from the original ends up in your export.

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What "cloning" actually copies

The blueprint, not the footage. A reference video is split into its shots, each shot is described (what is on screen, how long it holds, how it transitions) and the spoken track is transcribed. From that, Infica builds a continuity plan and writes a script that keeps the beats — the hook, the turns, the close — while saying something new.

Shot detection and per-shot description, so the rhythm of the cut survives
Full transcript, even when the source has no captions
Silent or cinematic references are recognised and cloned as visual montages
Photo carousels are supported too: each slide is analysed and the clone comes back as images
The output keeps the format of the reference (vertical stays vertical) unless you choose otherwise

How it works

1Drop the TikTok, Reel or Short link on the canvas, or upload the file.
2Choose what to clone: the script, the visuals, or both. Paste your own script if you already have one.
3Tell the chat your topic. The script node comes back for you to read and edit.
4Pick a voice — an AI voice or one cloned from the reference — and a rendering mode: images you validate first, or straight to video.
5Generate. The final video node holds the subtitled cut; open the timeline editor for any manual change.

One video, or a whole channel

Cloning one video gives you a 1:1 replica of its structure. If what you want is the feel of a creator across many videos, clone the channel instead: Infica analyses several of their videos, works out what the viral ones share, and writes to that formula.

Is this allowed?

You are reproducing a structure and a style, which is how every format on TikTok spreads. The script is new, the voice is either synthetic or your own clone, and the shots are generated — no frame, audio or face from the reference is reused. What you do with the result is yours to decide; the platform terms of wherever you post still apply.

Questions

Which platforms can I paste links from?: TikTok (videos and photo carousels), Instagram Reels, YouTube (Shorts and long videos) and direct video files. Web pages and PDFs work as sources too, they just are not cloned as videos.
Does it copy the creator's voice?: Only if you ask it to clone the voice from that reference, and the clone is stored on your account. By default you pick an AI voice.
What if the reference has real people in it?: The shots are regenerated, not lifted. When a scene calls for a photoreal person, Infica routes that clip to a model that can produce it rather than failing the render.
Can I clone into another language?: Yes. The reply language is a setting on each chat; the script is written in that language regardless of the language of the reference.