use case podcasts
three-hour episode. the minute that sells it.
Upload a podcast recording and get captioned vertical clips of the moments worth sharing — the quote that lands, the answer that surprises — each with the reason it was picked. Review first; nothing posts itself.
Guest jobs share a weekly cap per network; if this network hits it, sign in or try again later from a different connection.
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the process
how it works
1. Upload the episode
Upload the episode's video file — the same export you post to YouTube or the raw recording. File upload is the reliable path; a supported public non-YouTube URL can also be tried on a best-effort basis.
2. Speech drives the picks
The episode is transcribed with timing, then the whole recording is analyzed — not just the loud parts. The story that lands at minute 90 is as eligible as the cold open, and each pick returns with its reason.
3. Review and release
Listen to each candidate, read why it was chosen, then download vertical 9:16 MP4s with captions burned in — the format podcast clips live and die by. Nothing publishes without your call.
built for talking content
Podcast clips are captions-first: feeds start muted, so the words on screen do the selling. Every short-form output burns captions in, and the transcript behind them stays tied to the recording's real timing.
the reason is the pitch
Each candidate arrives with the plain-language reason it was kept — the claim, the punchline, the turn in the conversation. When you pitch the clip to a co-host or a sponsor, the rationale is already written.
the honest limits
Episodes are long and source hours are real: the free plan covers 4 hours a week, no card. Free exports carry a watermark; paid plans raise the quota and remove it. The pipeline reads video files — audio-only episodes need a video wrapper first.
answers
FAQ
Straight answers on formats, limits, and what happens to your video. More detail lives in help.
Does it work for audio-only episodes?
The pipeline reads video files, so export the episode as a video first — a static-image or waveform MP4 from your editor or hosting tool works. Speech drives the picks either way.
Does it handle multiple speakers?
Yes — transcription follows speech timing across voices, so a two-host show or a guest interview still produces clean clip boundaries and accurate captions.
How long can an episode be?
As long as your weekly source hours allow — the free plan covers 4 hours of source video a week, and paid plans raise it. Exact quotas for your workspace live in Settings.
Does it post the clips for me?
For signed-in creators, reviewed clips can upload straight to YouTube; Direct YouTube upload is available to signed-in creators; Public or Unlisted visibility stays gated until Google restores this app's YouTube API upload-audit status. Everyone else downloads the MP4s and posts wherever they publish.
Is it free?
Yes: 4 hours of source video a week, no card required. Guests share a lighter weekly job cap per network; free exports carry a watermark and paid plans remove it.