ClipAtelierInterview clipping
Interviews hide their best moments in the middle. ClipAtelier finds exchanges that stand alone — a sharp answer, a story, a disagreement — then exports vertical, captioned Shorts you can post while the full interview is still fresh.
Paste a YouTube interview you own or have permission to clip. Review the ranked list, keep the clips that make sense without the setup, and schedule the rest across the week.
Pick a long video you own (or have permission to clip). For multi-hour streams, use the range picker so you only process the useful part.
ClipAtelier cuts on Most Replayed peaks when available, otherwise ranks the transcript for hooks and payoffs, then burns captions.
Approve the best 3–6 clips, tweak titles, and download or schedule them so Shorts go out while the long video is still fresh.
Starts on the trigger line, ends on the reply.
Crop follows whoever is carrying the moment.
Word-timed text so quotable lines travel in screenshots too.
Draft hooks that name the guest or the claim.
Skip the cold open and process the meat of the talk.
Download or schedule to Shorts and TikTok on Pro.
A Short needs a beginning that creates curiosity and an ending that resolves it. In interviews that is usually one question-and-answer pair or one story. If the payoff needs a slide or a previous chapter, leave it in the long cut.
Yes, as long as one exchange can stand alone. Multi-person crosstalk may need a quick trim in the editor.
No. Only clip videos you own or have permission to use — for example your own uploads, creators who allow clipping (clipping programs), or licensed content. You confirm this when you create an account, and you are responsible for the clips you post.
You can create a free account with no card and look around the studio. Creating clips is on a paid plan, and you can try it for 3 days for $1. Exports have no watermark.
No card to look around. Clips start on a paid plan.
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