Clipping Tool

One long video in, ten clips out

Drop in a podcast, interview, or stream. AI finds the moments worth posting, crops them vertical around whoever is speaking, and burns in captions — ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.

How it works

Step 1

Drop in a long video

Paste a YouTube link or upload a file up to three hours. Only want part of it? Pick a timeframe and everything after works from that window.

Step 2

AI finds the moments

Your audio is transcribed with word-level timing, then read for self-contained moments — a hook, a story, a claim that lands. Each clip comes back with a title, a score, and why it was picked.

Step 3

Post-ready clips come back

Every clip is cropped vertical, captioned, and rendered. Open any of them in the editor to cut, re-word, or restyle before you post.

Built to make clips worth posting

Cuts on complete sentences

Clips open and close on a finished thought instead of a word count. A clip is allowed to run slightly long to finish a sentence, because a truncated line is worse than a few extra seconds.

Framing that follows the speaker

A clip usually spans several camera cuts. Each shot is framed on whoever is talking, picked by mouth movement rather than by who is biggest in frame — so a wide two-shot does not leave your speaker at the edge.

Word-timed captions

Captions are timed per word, not per line, and burned into the video so they survive every platform. Five styles and four fonts, with the position under your control.

A real editor, not a preview

Trim, split, and delete sections. Rewrite or remove any word. Drop in b-roll, images, and text overlays. Re-export as many times as you like — editing never costs credits.

Pick a caption style

Five styles, four fonts. Change them per clip in the editor.

Hormozi
Highlighted
Scale
Box
Minimalist

Change anything before you post

Every clip opens in a full editor. Cut a section out, fix a word the transcription got wrong, move the captions, drop in b-roll, or switch the style entirely — then export again. Editing and re-exporting never cost credits.

Try the editor
The StudioKit clip editor

Frequently Asked Questions