Questions and answers
AI video clipper FAQ
How the clipper finds the best moments, how speaker tracking and captions work, what you can import, which platforms it covers, and what it costs.
Clip quality
Yes. Shortie reads the full transcript of your video, finds the hooks, punchlines, and self-contained stories, and scores each clip for virality. You get the moments most likely to pop, ranked, instead of arbitrary 60-second slices you have to dig through.
Yes. Speaker tracking keeps the face centered in 9:16 even as people move around the frame, so there is no manual reframing and no awkward crops. The talking head stays in shot the whole clip.
They are animated word by word and burned in, ready to post. Choose from multiple styles, Bold, Karaoke, or Minimal, so clips read with the sound off and match the look of your channel.
What you can import
YouTube links, podcast episodes, webinars, interviews, and Zoom or Riverside recordings, basically any long video. Paste a URL or bring your file and Shortie does the rest.
TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Every clip exports as native 9:16 vertical at the correct size for each platform.
No. Clips come reframed to 9:16, captioned, and correctly sized. Download the batch and post, with no separate editing, captioning, or resizing pass.
How it compares
No. Shortie clips your real footage. The shorts are cut from the video you actually recorded, so it is your real content and your real voice, just turned into post-ready shorts. Nothing is synthetic.
Minutes instead of hours. You skip scrubbing the timeline, guessing which moments hit, reframing to vertical, retyping captions, and exporting clip by clip. Shortie does all of it in one pass.
Yes. The Agency plan adds client workspaces, white-label exports, team seats, and shared brand kits, so a team can run clips for several creators or clients from one account.
Plans and pricing
Shortie is a paid product, so there is no free plan. You can use the interactive studio on our site to run a long video and see the real clip output before signing up.
A freelance editor runs $25 to $75 an hour, and clipping a week of shorts yourself eats a full day. Shortie turns one long video into a batch of post-ready shorts in minutes, for a flat monthly fee priced per upload minute.
Yes. Plans are flexible. You can move up or down at any time, with no long lock-in contracts.
Still curious? Try the studio
Paste a long video and see a full batch of post-ready shorts for yourself, no account needed to look.