The blank-page problem,
but for video.
Asking a customer to “record a testimonial” is asking them to write, rehearse, mess up, and restart — alone, on camera. Most never press record. Small prompted asks change who says yes.
One stage, one take, no prompts. The customer holds the entire story in their head — or gives up.
Each question is a contained take with its own re-record. Answering one small question is easy — and 2–5 small answers stitch into a story no monologue matches.
Record. Review.
Walk away.
The respondent never sees complexity — one question at a time, a re-record button that only touches the clip they hate, and a submit that doesn't make them wait for processing.
Each guiding question becomes its own short take — up to 60 seconds, with a countdown warning in the final stretch. No script to hold in your head.
Hated clip 3? Re-record just clip 3 — the other takes stay untouched. Then optionally reorder clips before the stitch. Or skip review entirely.
The stitch runs on our side. Respondents don't wait for processing — they submit, close the tab, and the finished video lands in your inbox.
The questions become
the chapters.
Between takes, the finished video can show each question as a styled title card — so the story narrates itself without a voiceover. Your colors, your text size, your animation. Try it.
These are the real controls from the form builder — plus a 2–5 second hold per card. What you style here is what renders between the takes.
Two questions and a toggle away from your first stitched story.
Start free — no cardIt arrives as a normal
video testimonial.
Your widgets don't know it was recorded in 2–5 takes. The stitched video lands in your inbox with auto English captions and a transcript — and you can download the MP4 for 7 days.
Carousels, walls, badges — plays like any video testimonial
Full-length on your public proof page
One link per testimonial, ready to send
Source footage for the social video studio
Flip a switch.
Keep your questions.
Multi-clip isn't a separate form type — it's a mode on the video questions you already have. Setup is three decisions, not thirty.
Any video question on any form can switch to clip-per-question mode — one toggle in the builder, on the Business plan.
The guiding questions you already wrote become the prompts — at least 2, up to 5. Each one is a separate take.
Slide the per-clip cap anywhere from 15 to 60 seconds, style the title screens, pick a transition, drop in your logo. The combined video stays under 5 minutes.
Four story shapes
worth stealing.
You don't need clever questions — you need a shape. Copy one of these question sets into your form's guiding questions and multi-clip does the rest.
The story arc every prospect actually wants: where they were, what broke, why you.
The before/after contrast lands harder when the customer narrates both halves themselves.
Short, concrete moments — where your product shows up in a normal day. No superlatives needed.
The five-beat case study — recorded in five takes instead of written in five weeks.
Limits, formats,
and what you control.
Every number below is enforced in the product — nothing aspirational, nothing rounded up.
One plan has it.
Every plan records video.
Multi-clip is a Business-plan capability ($79/mo). Single-take video recording — and everything the stitched video plugs into — exists on every plan, including Free.
Asked before
you ask.
Which plans include multi-clip recording?
Business ($79/mo). Every plan records single-take video; on Business, any video question can switch to clip-per-question mode with a toggle.
How many clips can one video have?
Between 2 and 5 — each guiding question on the form becomes one clip. You set a per-clip cap between 15 and 60 seconds, and the combined video is capped at 5 minutes.
Does my customer have to wait while the video is stitched?
No. Stitching runs on our side after they submit — they can close the tab immediately. If a render hits a snag, it retries automatically in the background, and you get an in-app notification when the finished video lands.
What if a clip goes wrong?
Re-records are unlimited and per-clip — redoing question 3 never touches questions 1 and 2. Uploads happen clip-by-clip as they record, and a failed upload gets a retry button instead of losing the take.
What are the question title screens?
Optional styled cards shown before each clip in the finished video — your background and text colors, 3 text sizes, 4 animations, and a 2–5 second hold. They turn five short takes into a narrated story.
Where can I use the stitched video?
Everywhere a video testimonial works: widgets, your Wall of Love, share pages, and as source footage for social cuts. It arrives with auto English captions and a transcript, and you can download the MP4 for 7 days.
What do respondents need to record?
Just a browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari 14.5+ on desktop or mobile. There's a capability check before any permission prompt, so unsupported browsers (like in-app social browsers) get a clear message instead of a dead end.
