Turn one episode into clips people stop for.
The best minute of an episode is rarely the first. ClipScout reads the whole conversation, picks passages that make sense on their own, and captions them so they work with the sound off.
Start clippingThe bridge jump
from 0:41:07
Chat lit up
Five stars, one tire
from 1:58:32
Audio peak
The cleanest escape
from 3:12:50
Scene burst
Illustration of how it works, not real footage or real results.
How to make clips from a podcast
1
Add the episode
Upload the video file, or paste the link if the episode is on YouTube. Episodes up to four hours are accepted.
2
Say what you are after
Leave it automatic, or describe it: "the pricing advice", "the story about the first customer". The scout looks for passages that match.
3
Check each pick
Every clip shows the words spoken and why it was chosen, so you can judge it before you watch it.
4
Caption and export
Captions follow the speech with the current word highlighted. Fix any word, pick a style, add your logo, and export.
Podcast clipping questions
- Does it work with two people on screen?
- Yes. Use a two-part layout to stack both speakers into one vertical clip, or crop to one of them.
- Can I correct the captions?
- Yes. Every word can be edited in the editor, and the corrected text is what gets exported.
- Which languages work?
- English works best. Other languages are transcribed with lower accuracy, so check the captions before you export.
- Does it work with audio only?
- It needs a video file. If your show is audio only, export it as a video with a still image first.
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