For podcasts, streams and long videos
AI auto-summarize & auto-clip your videos and podcasts
Upload a long episode, with video or audio only. You get back a summary, a highlight reel, clips ready to post, or illustrated shorts that keep your real voice.
Try it free with your next episode
120 minutes of video free every month, up to 2 hours per episode. No card needed.
Real output
Shorts from a podcast that was never filmed
A 36-minute interview, audio only. These are two of the moments the AI picked, turned into vertical shorts: the voices are the original recording, and the images were drawn to match what is being said, a new one every three seconds.
Audio: “friedcamp interviews part 5: Yvon Masyn” by Kristoff, from Hacker Public Radio episode hpr4735, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Cut, illustrated and subtitled with TubeAtelier; these shorts are CC BY-SA 4.0 too. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Hacker Public Radio, the host or the guest.
What you get back
One upload, five ways to use it
Auto-summary
The main points from across the whole video, so someone who never watched it still gets the full content.
Auto-highlights
The peaks of a long stream, funny, dramatic or surprising, without the dead air in between.
Auto-clips
Pieces that stand on their own, as vertical 9:16 shorts with subtitles burned in and the sound levelled.
Auto-recap
The whole episode as one vertical video that opens with its most gripping moment, then runs through the story.
Illustrated shorts
For podcasts that were never filmed: your real voice, a generated image every three seconds and subtitles burned in. No synthetic voice, ever.
How it works
From a two-hour episode to posts, without editing by hand
Upload what you already have
A video or audio file up to two hours: a podcast episode, a stream, a lecture. Nothing to re-record.
Pick what you want back
A summary, highlights, clips or a recap, and how long. Add illustrated shorts when there is no picture.
Download and post
It transcribes everything, picks the moments that fit and cuts them where a sentence ends, never mid-word.
Making episode recaps? See how the vertical recap works. Clipping a podcast or a stream? Start here.