Clipping workflow
How to turn a long video into short clips without losing the good parts
How to find and cut short clips from streams, podcasts, vlogs, sports footage, and other long videos without missing the best parts.
Read guide · 7 min →Record what you want and we’ll find the clips worth posting.
Turn long videos into clips worth posting.
Upload a stream, gameplay session, GoPro file, podcast, or vlog. We watch it and listen to it, find the best parts, and send back clean clips with transcripts.
No subscription. About 10 clips for every hour you upload.
session-03.mp4 · 02:47:18
Full recordingReady
find the good parts, cut them, check them
01The attempt that finally worked00:42Checked
02I didn't expect that answer00:36Checked
03Here's the mistake everyone makes00:51Checked
MP4 clips + transcripts · no timeline scrubbing
We watch and listen to the whole thing
Not just the words. The middle and end get the same attention as the opening.
Cuts start where they should
We move the rough timestamp to the first word, then check the export.
You get real files
Download the MP4s and transcripts. Nothing else to assemble.
Whatever you record
Not everything starts as a stream.
There might be a great story, reaction, answer, attempt, lesson, or just a weird moment buried in your footage. EasyClip pulls it out.
Gaming
All use cases →Turn long gameplay into clips people will watch
See how it works →StreamsTurn a full stream into a week of short-form clips
See how it works →Podcasts & interviewsTurn podcasts and interviews into clips that stand on their own
See how it works →GoPro & sportsFind the best moments in hours of GoPro and sports footage
See how it works →Long videosTurn any long video into short clips
See how it works →For streamers and gamers
The kill isn’t always the clip.
Sometimes it’s the chat read, the voice-chat chaos, the story from the queue, or the reaction after the play. We see the play, hear your reaction, and read chat when it’s on screen. Upload the whole VOD and we’ll look for the parts that work on their own.
A 3-hour stream includes 30 clips, about 10 days at 3 a day. Clips keep the framing you uploaded; we don’t crop to vertical yet.
How it works
Upload the whole video and get back a batch of clips.
Upload the full video without marking timestamps or watching it again. We won’t pad the batch with weak clips.
01
Upload the long video
Stream, gameplay session, GoPro file, podcast, vlog, lesson. Upload it as-is.
02
We count it, you add a note
You get about 10 clips for every hour of video, so a 3-hour stream includes 30. Add a note about what your viewers like.
03
Get clean, checked cuts
Download the MP4s and transcripts. If the video had more good moments, they're listed as extras you can add.
Post more often
Post three times a day without editing every night.
Use one recording to fill several days. Mix up the clips, schedule them ahead of time, and learn what people actually want to watch.
Three posts a day won’t guarantee growth. It does give you more swings and faster feedback without adding another nightly editing shift.
One way to mix up your posts
1
Morning
A broad hook or entertaining moment
2
Afternoon
Something useful, specific, or teachable
3
Evening
A story, opinion, or personality-driven clip
21 clips covers one week at three posts a day
Watch and listen to every section
The picture and the sound are reviewed in shorter, overlapping chunks so the middle and end don't get ignored.
Pick the best ones
We compare moments from the whole recording and remove repeats before cutting.
Fix the starting point
A rough timestamp is moved to the first spoken word, or just before the action or sound, instead of becoming the final cut.
Check the actual clip
After export, the opening gets checked again. The file matters more than the timestamp.
Simple pricing
10 clips for every hour of video.
Prepaid · no subscription · tokens never expire
The video sets the count
One token per started 6 minutes, minimum 5. Each token is one included clip. You don’t have to guess a number.
More good clips? Add them
Clips beyond the included ones are listed with their opening line and length. 2 for a token, for 7 days.
Unused tokens come back
We won’t fill slots with weak moments. Unfilled slots, failed extras, and failed jobs are refunded as tokens.
Practical guides
Get more out of the footage you already have.
Publishing strategy
How to post three short videos a day without editing every night
A realistic way to post three short videos a day by batching the recording, clipping, captions, and scheduling.
Read guide · 6 min →GoPro and sports
How to find the best moments in GoPro and sports footage
How to pull attempts, highlights, reactions, and tips from long GoPro and sports recordings without watching every minute at normal speed.
Read guide · 6 min →Common questions
What people usually ask.
What kind of videos can I upload?
Streams, gameplay, GoPro and sports footage, podcasts, interviews, vlogs, lessons, and most other long videos.
Do I need to watch the video and provide timestamps?
No. Upload the whole thing. EasyClip works through it in sections and compares the best parts at the end.
How many clips do I get?
About 10 for every hour of video. A video uses one token per started 6 minutes, with a 30-second grace and a minimum of 5, and each token is one included clip. If there are more good moments than that, you can add them afterward at 2 clips per token for 7 days.
Does EasyClip just read the transcript?
No. The video and its audio go to an AI model that watches and listens, so it can see the play, hear the reaction or the laughter, read chat that's on screen, and pick moments from footage where nobody talks. Speech is still the most reliable signal, so talking moments are the easiest to cut and check. Transcripts come in afterward, to start each cut on the first word and to check the exported clip.
What makes the cuts different from random highlights?
EasyClip looks for moments that make sense on their own. Then it checks that the exported clip starts on the hook, not a few seconds early or halfway through the sentence.
Will posting three clips a day guarantee growth?
No. Posting more often gives you more chances to be discovered and helps you learn what people respond to, but no tool can promise followers or reach.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Buy tokens when you have footage. They don't expire. If a video has fewer good clips than it includes, the unused tokens go back to your account, and if a job fails you get all of them back.
You already recorded the hard part.
We’ll find the moments and cut them properly. You can get back to recording.