Find the moments worth making into clips.

How to make AI clips in your browser or on iPhone

1. Choose your source. Upload a recording or use a supported video link. Use video you own or have permission to repurpose.
2. Set up your project. Choose the available clip and format options for your source. Check the processing window and credit estimate before submitting.
3. Review the suggested moments. Watch each clip for a clear opening, a complete idea, and enough context. AI selection is a starting point; you decide what to publish.
4. Finish the captions and export. Correct names and transcription mistakes, adjust the caption style, and export your selected clips for posting.

What makes a useful short clip?

A short clip works best when it stands on its own. In an interview, that might be a complete answer to one question. In a lesson, it could be one explanation with its example. Review the opening and ending rather than relying on duration alone.

Vertical framing can help a clip fit a mobile feed, but inspect the crop for faces, slides, and on-screen text. Keep captions clear of important visuals and the destination app’s controls.

Clipping or captioning?

Use AI clips when you want to find shorter excerpts inside a longer source. If you already have the video you want to publish and only need subtitles, use Video Captions instead.

Before you start

Processing time and the number of suggested clips vary with the source and selected options. Background music, overlapping speech, and poor audio can affect transcription. Review the result before sharing; Keyframe does not guarantee views or engagement.

Creation is subject to your plan and available credits. See plans and pricing for the current subscription overview.

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