Long → short · highlight detection · download each clip

AI Clip Maker — turn a long video into short clips

Upload a long recording with speech and let the AI read it, find the strongest moments, and hand you each highlight as a short clip you can preview and download — no scrubbing through the whole timeline yourself, no guessing which thirty seconds will land.

Reframe clips forApplied when you download each highlight — a centred crop of your original, made in your browser. It does not follow a person around the frame.

No highlights yetChoose a video and press the button. Your highlight clips will show up here, ready to preview and download.

Find the moments worth posting

A one-hour stream or webinar has a handful of clips people actually want. Instead of watching it all back, the AI reads the spoken transcript, scans for the strongest moments and marks where each one starts and ends, so you go from a long file to a shortlist of postable moments in one pass. The tedious part — deciding what to keep and where to cut — is exactly what the model takes off your plate. It looks for the beats where something actually happens: a clear statement, a reaction, a punchline, a self-contained answer, and trims around them so each clip stands on its own instead of dropping a viewer into the middle of a sentence.

A coiling film strip of live-concert frames with a magnifier and a few frames circled, standing for the AI picking the highlight moments from a long recording

Vertical clips with captions, ready to edit

Pick the highlights you want to keep and continue editing: each one lands on the timeline as its own 9:16 clip with captions already timed to the speech. The vertical crop is taken from the centre of the frame and does not follow a person, so move it in the editor if the speaker sits off to one side. Fix a caption word, then export every picked clip at once — one vertical MP4 per highlight. Only finish the clips you decide to post.

A long horizontal bar of aerial travel footage with several short clip tiles lifted out of it at marked cut points

One recording, a week of posts

The point of automatic clipping is leverage: a single long recording holds enough short content to feed a whole posting schedule. You upload once and get back several self-contained moments, so the bottleneck moves from editing to simply choosing which ones to publish first. For anyone posting daily across Reels, Shorts and TikTok, that is the difference between one recording session a week and a scramble for something to post every single day — the long asset you already made becomes the source of everything you ship.

A wide skatepark action frame with a tall portrait crop box inside it, showing a wide shot reframed to a 9:16 vertical

From long video to short clips, in a few steps

Upload a long video, let the AI find the highlights, then play and download each short clip.

Example animation composed from the steps above — an illustration of the workflow, not a captured export.

How the AI clip maker works

Step 1
Upload a long video
Drag in a recording with speech — up to 60 minutes and 200MB — and preview it privately.
Step 2
Sign in to run
Finding highlights is a heavier job, so a run uses credits and needs a free account.
Step 3
AI finds the highlights
The AI reads the transcript in sentence-sized windows, judges each one for its opening hook, whether it makes sense on its own and whether it ends cleanly, and shows you why each highlight made the list.
Step 4
Play and download each clip
Jump to any highlight, then download it as an MP4 cut from your original file.