Link in. File out.
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Start with the episode
Paste the episode's YouTube link or upload the video file. Say what you are after in a sentence, or leave it on auto.
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Get a batch, not a guess
In one real job Mossclip read a 59-minute interview, found 36 moments and kept the best 9.
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Tighten the words
Select the filler in the transcript, press Backspace, and the clip is shorter by exactly those seconds.
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Export
1080 by 1920 with captions burned in, in any of nine styles.
Built for the long recording
An episode is an hour or two of talk with a handful of minutes people will share. Mossclip reads all of it, so the clip can come from minute 71 as easily as minute 3, and it keeps the question with its answer instead of cutting on a timer.
The edit is in the transcript
A good podcast clip usually needs one small fix: a false start, a tangent, a slow lead-in. Here that fix is a text edit. Captions follow the cut, and a word the transcription got wrong can be retyped.
Brief it like an editor
Tell Mossclip what you want in a sentence, such as the money advice or the argument about the ending, and it looks for that. Leave the box empty and it chooses for you.
Questions.
What do I need to start?
The episode as a video: its YouTube link, or an MP4 or MOV file.
How many clips do I get from an episode?
It depends on the episode. In one recorded job, a 59-minute interview gave 36 candidate moments, of which Mossclip kept the best 9.
Can I choose what the clips are about?
Yes. Describe what you are after in a sentence before you start, or leave it on auto.
Can I change the captions?
Yes. Pick from nine styles and rewrite any word in the editor.
What does it cost?
Mossclip is free during its closed beta. Join the Discord server, press one button, and your account is open.
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