LiveLink

LiveLink's core job is finding the moments worth clipping inside a long video. You upload once and get a set of short cuts rather than an empty timeline. The fast AI clip maker is the reason creators use it: it removes the step where you scrub a two-hour recording looking for the good parts.

Speaker tracking follows whoever is talking and keeps them in frame after the crop to vertical. It leans on facial recognition, so a talking head stays centered instead of drifting to the edge. That matters for interviews and podcasts where a cropped face would otherwise fall out of view.

Captions come from pre-made templates or one you build to match your brand. You can apply a style across clips so every post reads the same way. The editor lets you update captions after the fact, which helps when a word is picked up wrong or you want a cleaner line.

The resizer converts horizontal footage into vertical format for social. It is aimed at the shift from a 16:9 recording to a 9:16 feed, so you do not rebuild the framing by hand. Combined with speaker tracking, the crop tends to keep the subject where it belongs.

Custom templates remove the steps you repeat on every clip. You set up your brand's layout once, then apply it to any clip. That is the difference between editing each short from scratch and stamping your look onto a batch.

The editor is where you fine-tune. You can trim a clip, update captions and adjust the details that decide whether a short works. It sits on top of the automatic clipping, so you start from a good cut and polish it rather than building from nothing.

You connect your socials, pick clips and let LiveLink post them. Auto-posting covers YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels, and a calendar view shows every upcoming scheduled post in one place. It turns a folder of clips into a posting plan without a separate scheduler.