Yo From a long video to finished shorts.
One app does the watching, the cutting, the captions and the posting. You keep the final say.
Finds the moments
Reads what was said in a stream or video and picks out the parts a stranger would stop scrolling for: the funny ones, the heated ones, the stories with a payoff.
Cuts vertical clips
Each moment becomes a 15 to 58 second vertical clip, framed so the people in it stay on screen.
Captions and edits
A caption that tells viewers what they are about to watch, word-by-word subtitles, and sound effects and VideoFX on the punchlines. Change any of it before posting.
Works on live streams
Add a channel and the app clips its live streams while they are still going, and its new uploads as they appear.
Posts to your channels
Connect your own YouTube channel or TikTok account through their official sign-in, and the app posts the clips you approve. You choose who can see each post.
You approve what goes out
Review every clip first, or let the app run by itself once you trust it. Either way the clips are files on your own computer that you can save and share anywhere.
Three steps. That's it.
Paste a link or add a channel
A YouTube, Twitch or Kick link, a video file on your computer, or a channel to keep an eye on.
Review the clips
Watch each one, fix the caption, swap a sound, approve it or throw it away.
Post or save
Approved clips go to the channels you connected, or stay as files for you to post yourself.