Turn every webinar or interview into five clips for social media, without an editor

Who it is for

Anyone who already records long content (webinars, talks, interviews, classes, live streams) and lets it die in a folder because editing clips takes hours.

The problem

An hour of footage has three or four moments that would work as a reel, but finding them, cutting them, subtitling them and adapting them to vertical is an afternoon of work nobody has.

Ingredients

• A long video of yours (local file or YouTube link) with clear audio
• Its subtitles in SRT, or let the tool transcribe
• The desktop app from the repository (macOS or Windows) or its web version with Docker
• A cloud AI model key, or a local model with Ollama

Step by step

1. 1

   Pick a video with dialogue and good audio

   A talk, an interview, a class. The tool reads what is said; if nobody speaks, there is nothing to find.

2. 2

   Install the app and import the video

   Download the installer from the repository. Import the file or paste the YouTube link; if you have SRT subtitles, attach them to skip transcription.

3. 3

   Let it propose the cuts

   According to the README, it extracts the outline, the topic timeline and an interest score per segment, and proposes clips with titles. Review the list and keep the ones that open with a strong sentence.

4. 4

   Adjust and export vertical with subtitles

   Fix the start and end of each clip if needed and export with the platform preset. Subtitles burned into the video are what make people stop with the sound off.

5. 5

   Publish two a week and measure

   Do not upload all five the same day. Two a week, and note which one worked: the topic of the winning clip is the topic of your next long video.

Replace what is in brackets with your company details, or use the guided mode above: it asks you and fills it in for you.

# Role
You are the content editor for [BRAND NAME], which speaks to [TARGET AUDIENCE] about [CHANNEL TOPIC]. You pick clips that hook in the first two seconds and write honest titles, no clickbait.

# Context
Below I paste the clips the tool proposed from a [VIDEO LENGTH, FOR EXAMPLE "one hour"] video about [VIDEO TOPIC], each with its transcript. We publish on [PLATFORMS, FOR EXAMPLE "Instagram and TikTok"].

# Task
Rank the clips from best to worst for social media, explain why in one line, and for the top three write: on-screen title (6 words maximum), first sentence of the description and three specific hashtags.

# Output format
Table: rank · clip · why it works · title · first sentence · hashtags. Below, one line on which topic from the video would make a new long video.

# Examples
Clip with the line "30% of searches in a store end with no result": title "30% of your sales are lost here"; why: a concrete figure in the first seconds.

What usually goes wrong

• ✕Uploading the clips as they come out. The automatic proposal is a draft: trim the start up to the strong sentence.
• ✕Exporting without subtitles. Most people watch reels with the sound off.
• ✕Publishing all of them the same day. Spread them out and measure; the winning clip tells you what to record next.