Tools · Clipping

Turn one long video into a week of shorts

Drop in a long video - a podcast, an interview, a stream, a lesson - and the Clipping tool hands back the moments that work as shorts: found by watching the video itself, cut on the edge of a word, made tall on whoever is speaking, and captioned.

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It watches the video

The moments are chosen by what is seen and heard, not from a transcript alone - and each comes with a title and the words for the screen.

Cut on a word, not a second

A clip begins and ends in the silence around a word, so nothing starts mid-sentence.

Framed for the phone

A wide picture is made tall on whoever is speaking: one face followed by a steady camera, two people stacked one above the other.

Captions and a hook

The words appear a few at a time with the one being spoken lit, and the first seconds carry the hook.

What it takes, what it gives

From a YouTube link or your own file (MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM or M4V, up to 2 GB)
Videos from 45 seconds to 3 hours
Shorts in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9
As many clips as you ask for, or let it choose - usually 3 to 10
Clips of 10 to 90 seconds
A clip's captions can be put in another language afterwards

Three steps

1
Paste a link or choose a file
The video is read: its title, its length, and what clipping it takes.
2
Choose the shape and the count
9:16, 1:1 or 16:9; how many clips and how long - or leave both to it.
3
Download your shorts
Each clip arrives cut, framed, captioned and named.