One video in, vertical clips out
Turn a landscape talking-head video into short-form 9:16 clips — face-centered crops and word-highlighted captions, done for you.
Everything a clip needs, handled
The tedious parts of turning a long recording into short-form video, done before you open the editor.
Face-centered crops
A face track is built while your video is ingested, so the 9:16 crop follows whoever is actually talking instead of locking to the middle of the frame.
Word-highlighted captions
Captions are burned in from a real transcript, highlighting each word as it lands — the format that keeps people watching without sound.
Automatic clip selection
Your video is transcribed and analyzed, then the strongest self-contained moments are pulled out as candidate clips. You pick the ones you want.
Trim and re-export
Adjust a clip's start and end and the framing re-derives for the new span, so a trimmed clip stays centered on the person speaking in it.
How it works
Four steps from a long recording to clips you can post.
- 1
Upload one landscape video
A talking-head recording — an interview, a podcast, a webinar. One file is all you start with.
- 2
It gets transcribed and analyzed
Audio is transcribed word by word and the video is scanned for faces, producing a single record of what was said and who was on screen when.
- 3
Clips are picked and framed
The strongest moments become candidate clips, each cropped to 9:16 around the speaker and captioned from the transcript.
- 4
Trim, then export
Adjust the bounds of any clip you want to keep and export it as a finished vertical video.