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This is the core of the product. You import a long video, and the model scans it for the segments most likely to hold attention, based on the viewing patterns it was trained on. It returns a set of candidate clips with captions and vertical framing already applied. You choose which ones to keep instead of scrubbing the timeline yourself.

Captions are generated automatically and styled with presets that mimic the bold, word-by-word look popular on TikTok and Reels. The same transcript feeds into social captions and hashtag suggestions. You still proofread names and technical terms, since auto transcription gets those wrong more often than everyday speech.

Rather than exporting separately for each network, the tool resizes a single clip into the aspect ratios platforms expect. That covers vertical for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, square for feed posts, and widescreen for YouTube. It removes the manual reframing step that usually eats time in a multi-platform workflow.

Beyond trimming, there's a timeline editor for cleaning up clips, and a feature called CutMagic that detects scene changes to speed up cuts. Paid tiers add filler-word and silence removal, which trims dead air from talking-head footage without hand-editing every pause.

Essential and higher plans let you publish or schedule clips to several platforms from the dashboard. A content planner lays out what goes live and when. This turns the tool from a clipper into a place to run a posting calendar without juggling separate scheduling apps.

The top tier adds a brand kit for logos, colors, and fonts, so finished clips match a channel's look automatically. An AI writer turns a video's transcript into blogs, threads, and captions, stretching one recording across more than short video. Both are aimed at teams posting at volume.