use case webinars
the webinar ended. the clips are just starting.
Upload the webinar recording and pull the takeaways, the live-demo moment, and the sharpest Q&A answers as reviewed vertical clips — captioned, each with the reason it was picked.
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 recording
Upload the webinar replay file — the platform export or your local recording. File upload is the reliable path; a supported public non-YouTube URL can also be tried on a best-effort basis.
2. Takeaways and Q&A surface
Speech is transcribed with timing and the whole recording is analyzed — the framework explanation, the demo beat, the answer that made the chat light up. Each candidate returns with its plain-language reason.
3. Review, then ship the recap
Approve the keepers on the job page and download vertical 9:16 MP4s with captions burned in — recap posts, promo teasers for the next session, sales follow-ups. Nothing publishes itself.
the recording's second life
A webinar's audience peaks once; its clips keep working. The same recording yields recap clips for attendees, promo for the next session, and answer clips for the questions your sales team hears every week.
Q&A surfaces on its own
The questions attendees asked are usually the ones prospects search for. Whole-recording analysis keeps the back-of-the-deck Q&A as eligible as the keynote section — each pick still arrives with its reason.
the honest limits
A 90-minute webinar fits the free plan's 4 weekly source hours comfortably; a weekly series may want a paid plan. Free exports carry a watermark. URL import is best-effort for non-YouTube sources — the file is the sure thing.
answers
FAQ
Straight answers on formats, limits, and what happens to your video. More detail lives in help.
Does it work when the webinar is mostly slides?
Yes — it reads the recording, slides and voice together. Moments lean on what is said, so a slide walkthrough still clips cleanly as long as someone is talking.
What about panels or multiple presenters?
Transcription follows speech timing across voices, so co-hosted sessions and Q&A hand-offs still produce clean clip boundaries and accurate captions.
How long can the recording 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.