A one-hour webinar, podcast or stream can feed your short-video channels for weeks. The Video app finds the strongest moments in a long video and turns them into vertical clips with subtitles for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Where to find it
Open All apps → Video. The menu has Video clips, Channel autopilot, Stories generator and Video editor. Video clipping and its daily volume depend on your plan.
Clip a video step by step
- Open Video clips and paste the Video link. YouTube, Vimeo, Rutube, Twitch, Kick, Dailymotion and other popular platforms are supported. Want to see how it works first? Try the free demo video.
- Choose which moments to take:
- Most interesting moments: AI picks the strongest fragments;
- By meaning: clips follow complete thoughts;
- Whole video in a row: the video is simply cut into parts, without AI and without credits.
- Set how many clips you want and their length in seconds.
- Choose options: cut pauses and “um”s (with your own filler words), voice-over with subtitles and the language, layouts such as split screen, two speakers or webcam, B-roll, and your channel branding.
- Choose where the clips go: send for approval first, straight into the publishing queue, or show me the clips, I will publish myself.
- Click Make clips. The button shows the approximate cost in credits.
Settings you use often can be kept with Save template and chosen next time from your clipping templates.
How long it takes and what it costs
| Mode | Typical time | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Whole video in a row | 2–5 min | free |
| By meaning | 5–15 min | charged |
| Most interesting moments | 10–30 min | charged |
Credits are charged only after a successful render. You can close the page while clips are being made.
Review, edit and publish
- Watch every clip before it goes out and read the subtitles: names and terms are where mistakes happen.
- For finer changes, click Add to editor and open the clip in the Video editor.
- On a finished project, click Schedule clips, choose how many clips per day and schedule them. Or download all clips as a ZIP archive.
Channel autopilot
Autopilot watches a YouTube or Twitch channel or playlist and reacts to new videos.
- Open Channel autopilot and create a new rule.
- Paste the channel or playlist.
- Choose what happens when a new video appears: clip it automatically or tell me.
- Choose the clipping template, the maximum per day and where clips are published.
- Optionally record streams while they are live, or also process older videos.
Stories generator
Start with a draft from AI, set it up manually or pick a template. Click Render story, then download the MP4 or send it to publishing. Credits are charged per second of the finished video, after a successful render.
Tips
- Videos with clear speech and one or two speakers give the best clips.
- One clip a day across networks works better than all clips on one day.
- Only clip videos you have the rights to.
More: AI video clipping.
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