Why UGC creators use Remuxe

Brands ask for hooks, formats and versions to test. How UGC creators turn one shoot into many deliverables with Remuxe — keeping the phone-shot look, on their own computer, without uploading client footage.

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As a UGC creator, you're paid for videos that feel real and perform. More and more, brands ask for more than one video: three hooks, two calls to action, a 9:16 and a 4:5, a version with captions. Every variation is editing time you don't get paid extra for.

Remuxe is built to make variations fast — and to keep the phone-shot feel that makes UGC work.

Hooks without re-shooting

Hooks get tested more than anything else in a UGC ad. Film three or four opening lines and one main take, then let Video Combinations do the assembly: “Generate” can put an intro and an outro around each video, join clips one after another or pair every video with every other — up to 100 variants at once. Each variant keeps its own settings, so you can fine-tune one without touching the rest.

Need a version by hand? Duplicate a clip and give each copy its own edit: a different hook text, a different look, a different ending.

Every format the brand asks for

One take, every placement: 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 4:5 and 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube and product pages. Fit each one with a blur fill, crop to fill or black bars, and use position, zoom, rotation and crop to keep the product and your face in frame.

Captions and text that sell

  • Auto captions (Pro): word-by-word captions in seven styles, written from your speech, editable before you export.
  • Text, images and GIFs on top of the video: the hook in big letters, the offer, the brand's logo, a sticker.

Keep it looking like UGC

Heavy editing can make UGC look like an ad, and that's when people scroll. Phone look gives a video a real phone's character — its color curves and white balance, its sharpening, sensor noise and vignette — so edited deliverables still look shot on a phone. Fifteen color looks and 19 color sliders are there when a brand wants its own colors.

Sound that works on a phone speaker

Presets like Clear voice and Podcast, a 10-band EQ, a leveler and noise reduction make a voice clear on any phone. Add music under the voice, with fades at the start and the end.

Variants for testing

When a brand runs one video across several ad sets or accounts, unique copies give each upload its own file: invisible changes on every frame, in the sound and in the file details. Random look and random effect add visible variety per copy if the brand wants each version to feel different.

Client footage stays private

Remuxe processes video in your browser, on your computer. The brand's footage is never uploaded to us. The one exception is auto captions: when you ask for them, the sound of that video (never the picture) goes to our speech-to-text provider in the EU, which doesn't keep it. That matters when you work under an NDA.

Clean files to deliver

Every export is a brand-new file. The location and app history in your phone's original file don't carry over, and neither do the AI tags that editing apps sometimes add — the kind that get real footage labeled “AI.” Why Remuxe removes AI metadata tags

Delivery in one batch

Export everything at once with tidy file names (01video, video01, video1 or 1video) at 720p, 1080p or the original resolution, up to 4K. One folder, ready to send.

Start free

The Free plan exports for real: up to 5 videos at once, with a 10-minute wait between videos, up to 10 videos a day and 20 a week. Pro ($59/month) removes every wait and limit and adds auto captions.

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Remuxe runs on your computer

It works on macOS and Windows, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Vivaldi. Video is rendered right in the browser, which phones can’t do yet.