About ClipWhim

Who we are

ClipWhim is an independent AI image-to-video tool. On mischief1.com we run a focused generator for the Mischief 1 model: you upload a still image, describe the motion in plain language, and get a short 3–5 second widescreen MP4. ClipWhim is built and run by an independent maker who handles that workflow end to end — accounts, credits, moderation and support — not a model lab and not a generic AI portal.

ClipWhim is the brand and operator name on both mischief1.com and clipwhim.com. Same company, same product principles; mischief1.com is the model-keyword site for people searching for Mischief 1 image-to-video, while clipwhim.com is the brand home for the same underlying service.

What the product does

ClipWhim is built for a simple job: turn one picture into a short moving clip so you can judge whether an idea works in motion. Typical uses include product shots, social drafts, moodboards, character tests and quick “what if this moved?” experiments. You do not need an API key, a local GPU, or a long render queue.

The flow is intentionally short:

1. Upload a first-frame image (JPG, PNG or WebP).
2. Write a motion prompt — what should move, and what should stay still.
3. Choose resolution and duration, then generate.
4. Download the silent MP4, or iterate on the prompt.

Output is landscape, short, and draft-friendly. Clips are silent at 16 fps; add sound afterwards in any editor if you need it. For more detail on prompts and framing, see our guides under Mischief 1 image to video and the prompt library.

Models we use (and what we are not)

On mischief1.com, generations use the Mischief 1 image-to-video model by The Biological Computing Co. (TBC), which is based on Alibaba’s open Wan 2.2 model. We access the model through a third-party API (fal). Output quality, speed and availability depend on those providers and can change over time.

Important: ClipWhim / mischief1.com is an independent third-party tool. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TBC. “Mischief 1” and related names belong to their respective owners; we use the name only to describe the model we run via API. Questions about the model’s research, training, or official releases are best directed to TBC. The same independence applies relative to fal and other upstream providers.

If a better image-to-video option arrives that fits our quality and cost bar, we may add or switch models; the ClipWhim workflow (upload → prompt → credits) is designed to stay familiar.

Credits and pricing

You pay with credits. Cost depends on resolution and duration; you always see the credit cost before you press generate. Failed generations are refunded automatically. Free sign-up credits are available so you can try the tool before buying.

We deliberately keep price details on the pricing page so this About page does not go stale when packs change. For current packs, credit rules and plan options, see Pricing.

Principles we run the service by

Acceptable use and moderation. Uploads and prompts are checked against our rules before a generation starts. Content that is illegal, sexual/NSFW, involves minors, deepfakes real people without consent, or otherwise prohibited is blocked. The full list is in our Acceptable Use Policy.

Privacy. We collect what we need to run accounts, generations and billing. We do not sell your personal information. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Refunds. Failed runs return credits automatically. Unused purchases can be reviewed within the window described in our Refund Policy. Subscriptions can be cancelled in Settings → Billing.

Terms. Account rules, ownership of outputs and liability are covered in the Terms of Service.

Contact

Email support@mischief1.com. We usually reply within 2 business days. Signed-in users can also open a ticket from the help button or Settings → Tickets. For topics and what to include, see the Contact page.