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Turn a long recording into short clips
Opus Clip watches a long video and proposes short, captioned clips for social posts, so you spend time choosing instead of scrubbing.
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Continue to Opus ClipWho it helps
Opus Clip is for people who already have a long recording, such as a talk, a webinar, or a podcast on camera, and want candidate clips for short posts.
If you publish on a schedule, this is how one hour of footage becomes a week of options. You preview each suggestion, keep the sharp ones, and export.
Use is metered on a plan. Upload the recordings you have the right to cut, then build a library of shorts from work you already did.
How it makes life easier
Upload a long video. Opus Clip proposes shorter segments, often with captions already placed, aimed at vertical social posts. Each suggestion is something you can preview, edit, and export or discard.
The product marks clips it thinks are stronger. Use that as a sort order, then watch the ones you might post. Captions come along for the ride, which is most of the busywork on a short.
You get more posts from the same recording. That is the whole product, and it is aimed at people who already hit record.
What you get
A long file becomes a set of candidates
You do not scrub an hour of footage by hand to find the first few possible posts.
Captions arrive with the suggestion
The short clip is closer to something you can post, after a quick read of the words.
You choose what goes out
Nothing posts itself. Preview, edit, and export only the clips that earn a place on your feed.
Questions
What should I upload?
A recording you have the right to cut, with speech or a clear subject: talks, interviews, webinars, and podcasts on camera work well. The clearer the moments, the better the suggested clips.
Does it post for me?
You export the clips you keep. Publishing them to a social account is a separate step you control, which is how you keep the feed on-brand.
How should I use the clip scores?
Use them as a way to sort suggestions, then watch. Keep the clips that still work when you hear them out loud. Export those, and leave the rest.
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