Turn Long Videos into Viral Clips

It takes a long video, uses AI to find the moments most worth clipping, and turns them into vertical clips. You can add subtitles to each clip and either let AI auto-edit it or edit it by hand, then export the results for short-form feeds.

Yes. Alongside your video, you can give the AI a prompt describing what to look for and who the clips are for, such as "pull the moments about hiring mistakes for an audience of founders," and moment selection weights toward that context. You can also edit any clip by hand afterward.

Long-form, talking-heavy videos work best: podcasts, interviews, talks, webinars, courses, and streams. The AI looks for the strongest moments in that content to turn into clips.

Yes. You can add subtitles to each clip, which matters on social feeds where most people watch without sound.

The AI auto-edit applies effects such as zoom-ins, timed to land on the key moments of a clip for emphasis and impact, so a raw cut becomes a more engaging short. You can also skip it and edit manually.

Yes. The AI can automatically cut filler words such as "um" and "uh" and trim silent gaps, which tightens the pacing of each clip so it holds attention. You can always fine-tune the result by hand.

Yes. If you would rather not use the auto-edit, you can adjust the cut, the captions, and the edits by hand for full control over each clip.

Yes. Voice Creator Pro Cloud has a free tier you can start with no credit card, and free-tier clips include a small watermark. Paid Cloud plans remove the watermark, or use the desktop app for unlimited offline use.

Yes. Clips are cut in a vertical format made for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

Yes. After you make a clip, you can dub it into up to 21 languages, giving each moment a spoken version for audiences who speak a different language. It is a fast way to reach new markets from the same recording.