Paste one link from your Discord channel into SnapDub. Every time a video finishes, the channel gets a message with the best clips, their scores and a preview, so the whole team sees them without logging in.
Works on every plan, the free one too. No bot to invite, nothing to install.
One message for each finished video, from SnapDub, in the channel you picked.
Is yesterday's stream cut yet?
Three steps, about a minute. You need the Manage Webhooks permission on the server.
Hover the channel you want the clips in and click the gear (Edit Channel). Go to Integrations, then Webhooks, and press New Webhook.
Press Copy Webhook URL. The name and picture you give it don't matter, the messages come as SnapDub.
In Settings, Notifications, under In Discord, paste the link, name the channel if you like (for example #clips on Agency) and press Add channel. A test message lands right away, so you see it works.
Anyone who talks about clips in Discord rather than inside an editor.
Everyone sees each finished video the moment it is ready, without logging in or asking who has the account. A moderator picks the clips to post right from the channel.
Clips show up where your editors and clients already talk. Add a second channel for the people who approve, and both see the same video at the same time.
Clip your VODs and let your mods see the best moments as soon as they are cut, in your own server, so posting them is one message away.
No. A webhook does the job, and it is the lighter of the two.
Send the clips to Slack, write them into a sheet or post them on a schedule with n8n, Zapier or Make. If you write code, the clipping API sends every clip with its download link the moment a video is done.
Yes. Discord messages work on every plan, the free one included.
Yes. Add as many channels as you like, each with its own webhook link, and every finished video shows up in all of them.
It posts the title, how many clips are ready, the best three with their scores and length, and a preview picture of the best one. The clips themselves open with one click in SnapDub, where you watch, edit and download them.
The channel gets a message with the reason, and the credits for that video go back to your balance, so nobody has to go and check.
No, the Manage Webhooks permission on that server is enough. In SnapDub, the workspace owner or an admin adds the channel.
Remove the channel in Settings, Notifications, or delete the webhook in Discord. Either one stops them right away.
Sign up, paste one link, and the next finished video shows up in your channel.
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