One long video,
a week of short ones.
Clipper finds the best moments in your videos and songs, cuts them for vertical screens, and adds captions. You approve each clip, then post it to your channels from one place.
From one upload to posted clips
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Add your video
Paste a link or upload a file. Adding a song? Upload the MP3, then enter the lyrics and artist details first so the clips get them right.
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Clipper finds the moments
It listens, writes a transcript, and picks the passages most likely to hold attention. You choose how many: two or three from a short video, many more from a long talk.
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You review every clip
Watch each one, then approve or reject it. Nothing is posted until you say so.
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Post and see how it did
Send approved clips to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X, then check results on the Analytics page.
Built for artists, not video editors
You shouldn't need editing software, or a technical background, to get your work in front of people. Everything in Clipper is written and laid out in plain language.
- Captions people can read
- White text on a soft dark band, with the word being spoken picked out in yellow.
- Framing, clip by clip
- Choose how each clip is framed for a vertical screen, instead of accepting one crop for everything.
- Songs are welcome
- Start from an MP3 and Clipper builds the video for you, with a moving waveform or your cover image.
- Long videos are fine
- A two-hour talk is transcribed in the background, in pieces, and picks up where it left off if something interrupts it.
- Your projects stay yours
- Each account sees only its own projects, and you connect your own channels for posting.
Inside the app
Simplified drawings of the Projects and Review screens.
Clipper is invitation-only for now
It's in testing with a small group of artists. Tell us what you make and we'll send an invitation when there's room.