Opus Clip turns existing long content into a batch of vertical shorts: drop in a podcast or livestream replay and it cuts several clips on its own judgment, with relevance scores, captions and framing that follows the speaker. It removes watching two hours for moments and reframing each one. The chosen points may not be what you want to promote, so cuts and titles need a human pass; with back-and-forth speakers framing can pick the wrong person, so review each clip before publishing.
What it does
- Long video split into clips ranked by relevance
- Vertical framing that follows the speaker
- Automatic captions with keyword highlighting
- Caption styles and fonts are adjustable
- Picked clips can be retitled and their in and out points adjusted
Who it is for
- A podcast or livestream replay must yield weekly shorts
- Long video performs poorly and vertical cuts are worth testing
- No one on the team has time to hunt for highlights
- Every clip needs captions before release
How to get started
- Upload a long video you know well and compare its chosen moments with yours
- Pick by score, retitle and fix proper nouns in captions
- Check speaker framing clip by clip and manually cut the ones that pick the wrong person
