From the client's file to delivery.
- 1
Take the client's recording
A YouTube link or an MP4 or MOV upload. Up to two hours of recording is one job.
- 2
Brief it like an editor
Write what the client wants more of in a sentence, or leave it on auto.
- 3
Review and fix
Open any clip, delete words to cut it, adjust the crops, and set the caption style the client uses.
- 4
Deliver
Download the clips at 1080 by 1920 with captions burned in, one at a time or as a batch.
One tool across clients
Agencies do not get to choose the format. One client streams games, another records a podcast, a third films vlogs. Mossclip takes all of them: a stacked facecam layout for streams, a crop that follows the speaker for everything else.
A layout per client
Set a streamer's camera and game crops once and save them. The layout is applied to every clip in the batch and offered when you start that client's next job, so the second week looks like the first.
Fixes take seconds
Revisions are where margin goes. Here a revision is a text edit: delete the tangent from the transcript and the video is cut, retype the misspelled name and the caption is fixed. Then export again.
Questions.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes, with footage the client owns or has permission to clip. The finished files are yours to deliver.
Can I match a client's caption style?
Pick from nine caption styles and edit any word. A streamer's camera and game layout can be saved and reused.
How long do clips stay available?
Fifteen days from the day they are made. Download what you deliver.
Does it handle both streams and podcasts?
Yes. Streams get the facecam stacked over the gameplay; podcasts, interviews and vlogs get a crop that follows the speaker.
What does it cost?
Mossclip is free during its closed beta. Join the Discord server, press one button, and your account is open.
Your next clip
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Closed beta. Join the Discord and run your first video.