When you upload
Pick how many in the upload form. They start on their own as soon as the long video is ready.
Studio finds the moments that make sense on their own and turns each one into a 9:16 clip with captions. Clips from a video you already edited use no extra minutes.
Someone scrolling has not seen the rest of your video. So Studio only picks moments with a clear start and a clear end.
In an interview, a question and its answer count as one clip.
All three make the same clips. Your long video and its versions stay as they are.
Pick how many in the upload form. They start on their own as soon as the long video is ready.
Open the finished video, choose how many and press Make clips. You can make more later.
Type it the way you would say it, next to any other change you want.
Before you post, check the crop, the spelling, and where it starts and ends.



Clips from a finished video use no extra minutes, on every plan.
You get fewer clips when the video has fewer moments that stand on their own. Not sure how many to ask for? Try the clip count check.
A finished edit with someone talking, longer than 45 seconds, while its footage is still kept. A music montage has no sentences to cut at, so it gives none.
You get fewer clips. Each one has to stand on its own, so Studio never pads the count with half a thought.
Yes. Each clip has its own chat. Ask for bigger captions or a different end card there, and it makes a new version for free.
Every clip is 9:16, the shape Reels, Shorts and TikTok use. Check each platform's length limit before you post.