Long Video to Shorts
A long video is a season of shorts waiting to be cut. ClapClip transcribes the whole recording, finds the moments worth clipping, and renders them as vertical shorts with word-highlighted captions — turning one long session into a week of content for TikTok, Shorts, and Reels.
- One long video becomes several standalone shorts
- Auto-trimmed so each clip opens on the hook
- Filler words filtered from captions
- Local processing — source video never uploaded
Windows 10 & 11
One recording, many shorts
An hour-long podcast can yield five or six solid shorts. ClapClip identifies non-overlapping highlights and ranks them, so you get a variety of clips that each stand alone instead of several cuts of the same moment.
Trimmed so each clip opens with the hook
Dead air at the start of a clip kills retention. ClapClip trims the opening and closing silence so each short starts where the interesting part begins — the AI tightens the clip to the actual spoken content.
Filler words filtered out of captions
ums, uhs, and false starts read terribly in captions. ClapClip filters filler words from the subtitle text while keeping the timeline intact, so the burned-in captions read clean even when the speaker rambles.
FAQ
How many shorts can I get from one video?
It depends on length and density. ClapClip can return a handful or a dozen candidates, ranked by viral score, and you choose how many to export.
Do the clips overlap?
No. ClapClip deduplicates overlapping ranges, so each clip covers distinct material and can stand on its own.
Does it trim the silence at the start and end?
Yes. The opening and closing silence is cut so each clip starts on the spoken hook, which measurably improves watch time.
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