AutoClip
Turn long videos into short clips
AutoClip reads a long video, picks the strongest moments and exports them as short clips. Upload a file of up to 5 GB or paste a YouTube link, then choose the clip length, layout and captions.
What it does
- Source: upload a video (MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V or MKV, up to 5 GB and 5 hours) or paste a YouTube link.
- Choose the number of clips, up to 20. The picker offers 1, 3, 5, 8, 12 and 20. The number is a maximum, not a promise: AutoClip picks only the strongest moments.
- Clip length: Quick moment (about 20 to 35 seconds), Complete thought (about 40 to 55 seconds) or Deeper story (about 1 to 3 minutes).
- Layouts: fill the frame (crop), blurred background, black bars, or the original aspect ratio, with or without captions.
- Caption styles: Clean, Editorial, Warm and Soft.
- Optional settings: clip title language, your own .srt file, and YouTube cookies for videos that YouTube asks you to sign in to watch.
How it works
- Upload a video file, or paste a YouTube link.
- Choose how many clips you want.
- Choose a clip length.
- Choose an output format: a vertical layout or the original aspect ratio, with or without captions.
- Choose a caption style.
- Start the job. Processing can take several minutes, so you can reopen it from Recent jobs.
- Preview and download each clip.
What it costs
- 5 credits per job, which covers up to 8 clips.
- Each started group of 4 clips above 8 adds 1 credit: 12 clips cost 6 credits and 20 clips cost 8.
- If a job fails, its credits are refunded.
- New accounts get 10 welcome credits, enough for 2 jobs of up to 8 clips.
- See pricing for credit packs and plans.
FAQ
How long can the source video be?
Up to 5 hours, and the file can be up to 5 GB.
Which video formats work?
Uploads can be MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V or MKV files.
Can I use a YouTube link?
Yes. Some YouTube videos need a separate sign-in. In that case you can add YouTube cookies or upload the video file instead.
How many clips will I get?
Up to the number you choose, from 1 to 20. AutoClip picks only the strongest moments, so it can return fewer clips.
What happens if a job fails?
The credits for that job are refunded.