Out of credits? Opus too expensive on re-cuts? Drop the episode once. Export verticals ready for TikTok, Shorts, and Reels — captions burned, sound on the cut, high-impact moments first. Same pass can write the manual. Re-cut and restyle without paying the meter again. Four hours costs the same day pass as four minutes.
Clipping formatVertical 9:16 packs at the lengths you ask for. Captions burned in. Sound on the cut. Ready for TikTok, Shorts, Reels — built to pull people back to the full episode.
Manual formatSearchable typeset manual with real screenshots, chapters with timestamps, contact sheet, and a description list ready to paste.
BothPacks + manual from one pass. Same recording, both finished products.
Two kinds of file you can order: Separate = each moment is its own vertical file (one post per file — the usual TikTok / Shorts / Reels post). Bound / one reel = several moments merged into one continuous file (one upload, multiple beats — like a highlight reel).
How long should a clip be? Campaign floors are often 10s+. The usual sweet spot from real clipper workflows is 15–60s.
30s is a common default for a “week of posts,” not a platform law. 60s fits deeper hooks. 15s fits pure hooks.
Use hook 15 + body 45 bound when you want open + payoff in one file.
Separate files (one post each)
Merged into one file (bound reel)
Combine
What you walk away with: one pass over the recording, then as many packs as you need —
separate post files, merged reels (several beats in one file), mixed lengths, manual, chapters.
Change the order and build again without paying to re-open the source.
Use ; between jobs.
Example: 5 × 30s separate; 1 min of 15s bound; manual.
1Choose the formatClipping packs, written manual, or both — above.
2Bring the video inDrop an MP4/WebM/MOV, paste a public YouTube link, or share a playing tab.
3It watches and maps the momentsSections and (when available) spoken words land as a timeline you can export from.
4Finish the resultBuild duration packs → export verticals with captions and cut sounds — and/or export the PDF manual, chapter list, and thumbnails.
Any length · Re-cut without re-paying the meter · Day pass $2.22 (does not renew)
Drop a video file hereor click to choose · MP4 / WebM / MOV · any length, no meter
Have captions? Drop a .srt or .vtt file too — every section carries its spoken words.
No caption file?
Paste a YouTube link. The file comes to you, and the work happens here.
Paste the link and the video comes to you — then it works exactly like a file you dropped
in yourself.
Public videos only. Nothing is signed into on your behalf, and no account is created. If a particular video can't be pulled, the box below says so and names the
two paths that always work: download it yourself and drop it in, or play it in another tab and
share the tab.
Fetch step not reachable? Share a live tab instead (slower, real-time only)
A shared tab is a live video feed, not a file — there's no way to jump ahead in something
that's still playing, so this runs at the same speed you watch: a 40-minute video takes 40
minutes. Use this only when the fetch step above is down or the source has no working link.
Prefer a full walkthrough first? (real run on this product)
Full walkthrough of Clipping and Manual: orders, export, and the finished files on screen — the vertical you post, the PDF manual, the chapter list. That is what a day pass buys.
Lock the package before you post. Publishing spends the one free test. Two payouts off this cut — campaign bounty, and your own channel where the brief allows. Clip Lab is in the description, never the title.
Export PDF Manual produces one PDF with every kept scene, its screenshot, and the spoken words next to it — a finished manual, ready to print or share.
Export Chapter List produces a plain .txt file of timestamps and short labels, formatted to paste straight into a YouTube description.
Chapter thumbnails produces a .zip of every kept scene's screenshot as its own .jpg file, named by timestamp — for when you want the images alone, not the bound manual.
Your files this session
Finish the stack
One watch. Mix separate shorts, bound reels, styles, and shapes — export everything ready to post. Re-cut free.
1 Map
Drop a video. It watches once and builds moments + words (when captions load).
2 Recipe
Mix jobs: separate shorts and bound reels, mixed lengths, hook+body — not one preset.
3 Style & ship
Caption packs, 9:16 / 1:1, sound on the cut. Export all from this bench.
Style your captions
Named packs + fine controls. Applies to every export on this pass (re-cut free — change pack, export again).
Packs set the look; fine controls still win. Style is paint-time — no re-watch.
Cut clips — build a batch
Tap two scene thumbnails above to set a start and end, add it to your list, then pick another. Export the whole list in one pass, captions styled and burned in.
Every clip queued from a section starts on a cut. A cut with no sound reads as a
glitch; a cut with a sound on it reads as an edit. Editors call this Foley. The sounds
here are generated for you from an equation — there is no sample pack to
download, nothing to license, and nothing is uploaded.
Exports WebM (all browsers) or MP4 where supported — uses WebCodecs + mp4-muxer when the browser has it, MediaRecorder canvas capture otherwise. WebCodecs is the faster of the two. The clip plays at realtime during canvas capture — plan for it.
Burn captions onto a clip
The captions you loaded (or type lines below) are drawn onto the clip frames using the style you set above — baked in permanently.
Uses the same start/end range set in Cut clips above. Caption cues are matched by timestamp if a transcript is loaded; custom lines are spread evenly across the clip.
Bring in a playing tab
Playing something in another tab — a YouTube video, a webinar, a course — and want the Binder to work on it? Hit the button below. Your browser will ask which tab to share; pick the one that's playing. The video feeds straight in — no file needed.
Works on Chrome and Edge on desktop. Captures at the tab's own playback speed — the Binder watches in real time as it plays. Firefox and mobile browsers do not support tab audio capture; drop the file directly for those.
1 · It watchesYour browser decodes the frames; the reader samples them in bounded breaths — one frame held at a time, compared, kept or dropped. Flat, light, quick. Works on any video you can play in a browser tab.
2 · It organisesScene changes become chapters; each kept moment carries its timestamp so the manual and your clips point back to the right second.
3 · It binds and cutsA typeset PDF manual with chapters, key frames, note lines, and a contact sheet. Subtitled clips you cut yourself. A chapter list to paste straight into a YouTube description.
For creatorsPick a whole batch of clips from one long video, style your captions once — font, color, position, a dark bar behind the text — then burn them into every clip in one pass. Bind your course content into a workbook too. Everything on a day use, as many as you want.
For training & L&DOne-hour training video → indexed manual your new hire can search and print. Same price as a five-minute one.
For anyone with a videoDrop the file for the real speed (up to 15× realtime) — it works on recordings, lectures, webinars, tutorials, anything you can save. Sharing a live tab instead only ever runs at realtime, not faster; save that for when downloading truly isn't possible.
A day use is $2.22. A week use is $5.55. Everything unlocks — as many clips, manuals, and exports as you run. The passes don't auto-renew: if the work didn't earn your return, we don't get it. See passes →
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