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Turn podcast episodes into short clips

A podcast episode can run an hour or more, but the moments people share are a minute long. ClipperyAI finds those moments in your recording, cuts them out, reframes them to vertical and adds word-timed captions, so you spend your time making the show instead of scrubbing a timeline.

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Free plan: 60 minutes every month, no card needed. ClipperyAI edits your own footage; it does not generate video, images or voices.

Clips that start and end in the right place

Most automatic clippers chop on a timer and leave you with a clip that opens mid-sentence. ClipperyAI reads the whole conversation first and looks for a complete thought: a beginning, a payoff, and enough context that a stranger scrolling past understands it. If a moment only makes sense with something said earlier, it pulls that context in.

Built for two-person conversations

Video podcasts are mostly people talking, so framing matters. Clips are reframed to vertical around whoever is speaking instead of a fixed crop that drifts off the subject, and captions are timed to the words and kept inside the frame so they never run off the edge.

A series, not just one-offs

Switch on Episode series and the same recording becomes an ordered set of connected short episodes, each opening on a hook and ending so the viewer wants the next part. It suits interviews and story-driven shows.

How it works

  1. Upload your full episode, or paste a link to a video you own.
  2. Pick how many clips you want and the format: 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9.
  3. Download the finished clips and post them wherever your audience is.

Questions

Does it work with audio-only podcasts?

ClipperyAI edits video, so it needs a video recording of the episode. If you record your podcast on camera, upload that file.

How long can an episode be?

The free plan accepts videos up to 30 minutes, Starter up to 60, and Pro up to 180 minutes.

Can I use someone else's podcast?

Only use recordings you own or have permission to use. See the Terms of Service for details.

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