The episode stays on disk
Import the file you already have. Cutting, reframing, and rendering do not upload it. Highlight detection can send transcript text to a model, and only when you run it.
Use case
A two-hour episode has a handful of lines worth posting. Clip Nugget reads the transcript, suggests those moments, reframes the speaker to 9:16, and burns in captions. The recording stays on the computer it was made on.
On your computer
Import the file you already have. Cutting, reframing, and rendering do not upload it. Highlight detection can send transcript text to a model, and only when you run it.
The transcript is scored for hooks and quotable lines. You keep, trim, or drop each suggestion. You are not paying by the minute of the source.
Whisper runs on your machine and the captions are burned in. Most Shorts are watched without sound.
Related
A comparison or tool for this job.
A comparison or tool for this job.
Auto-reframe a widescreen video to 9:16
Cut a livestream VOD into vertical clips locally
Burn captions into a video without uploading it
Pricing
Every download starts with a 14-day Pro trial, or 5 exports, whichever comes first. When it ends you continue on Free.
$0 forever
The full editor, for as long as you like.
Launch price
$69$40 one-time
Everything in Free, unlocked with a license key.
First 15 licenses
Then $69, one-time.
$5 / month
Optional. For people who don't want to manage an AI key.
Download
Windows, macOS & Linux · No account needed
FAQ
No. Import the audio or video file from disk. A link-in tool is a different job.
No upload cap and no minute meter on the render. A long episode costs the same export as a short one.
Face tracking follows the speaker into a 9:16 crop. It is built for people talking, not for a multi-camera switcher.
No. Free keeps the editor, with a watermark and 1080p. Pro is a one-time license.