No sign-up for any of them, and most run entirely in your browser, so the video never leaves your computer.
What the tools cost, what a video is worth in clips, and what the views pay.
Every AI clipping tool in one unit: what an hour of video a month costs on each.
How many clips come out of an hour of recording, and how long that lasts at your posting rate.
Your campaign rate and your real views, and what a per-clip cap does to the total.
Pick how often to post and when, and keep a steady queue without remembering to.
See what a platform will do with a file before you post it.
See what a wide video loses when it becomes 9:16, and what the app's own buttons cover.
Length, frame size and shape, and what TikTok, Reels and Shorts will each do with the file.
Save any frame as a full-size PNG, with the profile-grid crop shown beside it.
B-roll suggested from what is said in one clip. You pick one of three, or none.
Transcripts, subtitles and audio, from a link or a file.
The transcript as text and SRT, from a YouTube, Twitch or podcast link or from a file.
Pull the subtitle tracks out of an MKV, MP4 or MOV and save them as SRT, VTT or text.
SRT to VTT and back, shift the timing, and re-wrap lines too long for a phone.
Save the sound of an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV as M4A or WAV, without losing quality.
SnapDub finds the moments in a long video and hands back vertical, captioned clips. The free plan is enough to try it.