Turn podcasts, classes and talks into shorts. Find complete ideas, review captions and export the moments you choose.
Upload your recordingAIClipPilot suggests excerpts from the speech in your recording. Use the source context to decide which candidates deserve a shorter cut.
One question. One useful answer.
Look for a specific opinion, personal story or practical answer. Keep the question when the answer would otherwise be unclear.
Check pronouns and references: a clip that starts with “that is why” may need an earlier opening.
One explanation, with its example.
Choose a concept that can be understood without the rest of the lesson. Keep the definition and the example together.
Read any slide, code or diagram in the output preview. Full-frame composition can preserve material that a close crop would remove.
One takeaway, with enough context.
Find a clear recommendation or an audience question. Include the conditions that make the speaker’s advice useful.
Keep qualifications and caveats. A shorter edit should preserve the meaning of the original statement.
Compare the source context with a shorter, captioned cut. Play either video to hear what stays in the edit.
This excerpt was selected manually and rendered with AIClipPilot. It demonstrates framing, captions and MP4 export; it is not an automatic-selection benchmark.
Source: 38C3: Opening Ceremony, Gabriela Bogk & Aline Blankertz / Chaos Computer Club. CC BY 4.0. Excerpt shortened, reframed and captioned. The speakers do not endorse AIClipPilot.
A good excerpt still needs to work on a small screen. Watch the full preview once for meaning, then again for picture and captions.
Choose the output ratio before processing. Make sure faces, demonstrations and important slide text remain visible. Full-frame output preserves the source image; paid smart framing offers another composition option.
Compare the subtitles with the audio, especially names, numbers and technical terms. Creator and Pro support timing and subtitle edits, followed by a new preview render.
Upload a local copy of your original recording, or another video you have permission to process. AIClipPilot does not import or download YouTube, Drive or other video links. You can export clips and upload them to your Shorts channel yourself.
AI suggests candidate excerpts from the transcript. Review the source context, opening and ending before choosing what to export. Clear speech helps, but selection and captions can still contain errors.
Creator and Pro include changes to clip timing, titles and subtitles, as well as manual clip creation. Render and review the updated preview before downloading. Editing does not make an expired project available again.
The source must fit the current per-file limit of 500 MB, and its processing must fit your plan and available allowance. Paid usage is based on input duration rounded up to a whole minute per video. Check the pricing page for plan allowances.
AIClipPilot provides temporary processing space and downloadable files. Projects are normally cleaned up about one hour after the last run ends; active processing extends that period and faults may delay cleanup. Keep your originals and download your clips promptly. Publishing to social accounts is your choice and is not automatic.
Choose the input-minute allowance and editing features that fit your next project.
