Use cases

What can you turn into short clips?

Almost any long recording has a few moments worth cutting out. Each page below is about one kind of source or one place the clips are going, and what changes for it.

Long videos and recordings

An hour of people talking, cut into the parts somebody would actually watch.

YouTube to Shorts

Paste a YouTube link and get a batch of vertical, captioned Shorts from the moments worth clipping.

Podcast to Shorts

Clips that make sense on their own, framed on whoever is speaking and cut where the thought ends.

Webinar to clips

The answer, the demo, the one slide worth showing - cut from the recording without editing the hour by hand.

Zoom recording to clips

Paste a Zoom recording link and get the good ten seconds as vertical clips, gallery view handled.

Streams and gaming

Hours of stream, a facecam in the corner, and a moment buried somewhere in the middle.

How to clip a Twitch stream

The Clip button, the mobile app, the 60-second limit, and what to do when you need more than a minute.

Clip Kick streams

Getting the VOD, finding the moments, and framing the facecam and the gameplay for vertical.

Clip a YouTube livestream

Use the replay, find the moments in hours of stream, and get vertical clips without editing by hand.

Facecam on top of gameplay

The streamer on top, the game underneath - by hand in an editor, or automatically.

Twitch to TikTok

Turn a Twitch VOD into vertical clips, or grab the last 15 minutes of a stream while it is still live.

Where the clips go

The same clip, shaped and captioned for the feed it is going to.

YouTube to TikTok

One long video into a batch of TikToks that all share the same captions, font and logo.

Video to Reels

Vertical clips built for Instagram Reels, with captions and branding burned into every file.

Video to LinkedIn

Talks, panels and webinars cut into short captioned videos for muted autoplay on LinkedIn.

Video to Telegram

Post clips straight to your Telegram channel through the SnapDub bot - no re-uploading by hand.

Try it on your own recording

Paste a link or upload a file. The first clips arrive in minutes, and the free plan is enough to see them.