Features
A focused workflow from long video to publishable clip.
Every capability below is available today. ClipSpark is an AI video clipper for long recordings — podcasts, interviews, streams, webinars and lectures. It finds the moment, renders the file, and keeps the work organized after export.
Finding the clip
Whole-video analysis
The full runtime is analysed, not a sample of it. A moment three hours into a stream is as findable as one in the opening minute, which is what makes this workable on a two-hour podcast episode.
Seven clip styles
Exciting, emotional, funny, educational, controversial, strongest hook, or most shareable. The style changes what counts as a good moment, not just the caption.
Reasoning you can check
Every clip shows its hook line and why it was chosen, plus the candidates that were considered and dropped. You are choosing between options, not accepting a black box.
Several clips per upload
Ask for up to your plan's maximum from one video. Each extra clip costs a small number of additional credits rather than a second full charge.
On a podcast episode → On a stream VOD → On a webinar or lecture →
Making the file
Three aspect ratios
9:16 for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok. 1:1 for feeds. 16:9 when you are cutting a trailer rather than a short.
Subtitles burned in
Optional, generated from the video's own audio, and rendered into the file so they survive being reuploaded anywhere.
Length bands
15–30, 30–45, or 45–60 seconds. The cut is placed to fit the band you asked for rather than trimmed to it afterwards.
Uploads up to 2 GB
Long-form source material is the point. Your plan sets the maximum video length; the file-size ceiling is generous enough that it is rarely what stops you.
Running it day to day
Close the tab
Processing runs on our servers. Progress is live if you watch it, and an email plus an in-app notification lands when the clips are ready or if a job fails.
Full history
Every project you have ever run, with its settings, its clips, and what it cost. Nothing disappears from your history when a file is swept.
Share links
Send one clip to a client or an editor without giving them an account. The link expires on its own, and you can revoke it before then.
Storage you can see
A live meter of what you are using against your plan's allowance, and a warning before clips reach the end of their retention window.
Credits and billing
Charged by length
A short video costs fewer credits than a long one, on a published table you can read before you upload.
Refunded on failure
Credits are reserved when a job starts and charged only when it finishes. A failed or cancelled job returns them automatically.
Top-ups never expire
Monthly plan credits reset each cycle. Credit packs you buy outright stay with the account, including after a cancellation.
Cancel yourself
Change plan, update your card, or cancel from your own billing page. No email to support, no retention call.
Start with your own footage
Ready to try it?
The free plan is enough to judge whether the cuts are any good.