Send your footage. Message Elijah.
That's all.
We’re not just another clipping company.
AI that analyzes your content, researches your specific topics, and writes captions and bios made for you, built to help your content grow.
Then we clip your footage. Start your channel, or level up the one you have.
Hit a problem or need a hand? Call Elijah anytime.
No payment to start.
What we do
Long videos in. Short clips out.
You record podcasts, streams or YouTube videos. We turn them into vertical clips people keep watching.
Starting a channel
We start it with you. Send what you've recorded, and we'll cut the moments worth posting.
Already have one
We level it up. Clips built around what holds attention: retention and views.
How it splits
Your job. Our job. End product.
We find the moments, cut them, and deliver.
How we do it stays with Dill.
Finished vertical clips, ready to post.
Each with a title and caption. Four or eight a day, depending on plan.
Why we're better
Instinct for the moment. Data behind the cut.
AI intuition
Judgment about which moments will hold someone's attention, and which won't.
Data-driven clipping
Our own method, built around retention and views.
How we do it stays with Dill.
Proof
Three clips, in the order we posted them.
7%→59%→77%
Lovable
The early, rougher version. Average watched 7%.
Sam Altman
One-word answers. Average watched 59%.
Elon
China out-powers US, EU & India. Average watched 77%.
What changed
From the rough clip to the polished ones.
What you can see and feel change from one clip to the next.
Lovable
The rough one
- Wide video, boxed in black bars
- No title on screen to hook you
Sam Altman
Fills the screen
- Full vertical frame, edge to edge
- A bold title up top asks the question
- Cuts between the people talking
- Captions, and a credit naming the speaker and show
Elon
Tighter again
- Opens on one bold, clear claim
- Framed close on the speaker
- Bigger captions, word by word, the spoken word in yellow
- Less than half the length
These are three clips. This shows what changed between them, not a rule for why a clip works.
Dill vs OpusClip
Two different ways to get clips.
OpusClip is software you run yourself. Dill is a team that makes the clips for you. Here's the difference, on public facts only.
01
Message the boss before you pay
Elijah shows you what he'd do with your footage first.
02
AI intuition
Judgment about which moments will hold attention.
03
Data-driven clipping
Our own method, kept private, aimed at retention and views.
| OpusClip | Dill | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A web app and API you run yourself. Upload or paste a link, and AI returns clips. | Clips made for you, built together with Elijah. |
| Picking moments | AI models it calls “ClipAnything”, plus a “virality score” on paid plans. | We don't show you the best plays. We find the ones people actually watch, picked with data on your exact content and topic, not generic highlight detection. |
| Method | Says it “leverages big data” for “a data-driven decision”. | Our own data-driven clipping method, kept private. |
| First contact | Free sign-up. Support ranges from Discord and AI chat to live chat and a dedicated Slack channel, by plan. | Message Elijah directly, before you pay. |
Why we are stronger.
They clip for views. We clip for retention. A view only counts that someone clicked; retention is whether they stayed, and staying is what grows a channel. That is the bar we build to, and our own clips show the difference: three clips, 7% average watched, then 59%, then 77%, each one better than the last.
You also don't run any software with us. You send your footage, and we make the clips for you. Moments are picked with data on your exact content and topic, not generic highlight detection, and the captions and bios are written for your channel, not pulled from a template. The method stays ours. You see the result.
It's simple to start and priced to match. $19.99 a week gets you four personalized clips a day. $35 a week gets you eight a day plus a personal video call with Elijah, so there's a real person behind your channel. Message Elijah first, and you pay nothing until you've seen what he'd do with your footage.
OpusClip facts from opus.pro and opus.pro/pricing, checked 26 Oct 2026. Dill is not affiliated with OpusClip.
Pricing
Two plans. Talk first, pay when you're ready.
$19.99/ week
Four personalized AI clips a day
$35/ week
Eight clips a day
Includes the personal video call with Elijah
Message Elijah first. You don't pay until you've seen what he'd do with your footage.
Message Elijah for business, or just to say hi or ask a question.
- 1Message Elijah with a link to your footage.
- 2He shows you what he'd do with it.
- 3You build it together.
- 4You pay when you're ready.
FAQ
Questions.
What kind of footage works?
Long videos you own or have permission to use: podcasts, streams, YouTube videos.
How do I send my footage?
Put a link in your message to Elijah, and he'll tell you what he needs.
Do I pay before I talk to anyone?
No. Message Elijah first. You pay only once you decide.
What do I get?
Ready-to-post vertical clips, each with a title and caption: four a day or eight a day, depending on plan.
What does it cost?
$19.99 a week for four personalized AI clips a day, or $35 a week for eight a day plus the personal video call with Elijah.
How do you pick the moments?
AI intuition and our data-driven method. The method stays with Dill.
How is this different from OpusClip?
OpusClip is software you run yourself; Dill makes the clips for you. See the comparison.
Can I cancel?
Ask Elijah. He'll go through billing with you before you pay anything.
Before you pay