Interview with Steve Wozniak
A face, a voice, a complete thought.
AI video clipper
Scribix is an AI video clipper for podcasts, interviews, webinars, and talking-head videos. It finds complete moments in the conversation, then lets you refine every clip before export.
Drop a long video here
MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI or MKV
60 minutes of video included · No credit card required.
One conversation. Multiple finished shorts.
Watch a real Scribix project become captioned, vertical clips. This silent demo shows the workflow in 15 seconds.
Different formats. One workflow.
Interviews, lectures and screen-led lessons. Explore licensed source excerpts, then try the feature previews below.
A face, a voice, a complete thought.
Turn a long presentation into focused moments.
Keep the lesson and the presenter in context.
AI clipping workspace
Try illustrated feature previews built from licensed interviews, lectures and lessons.
Explore three moments from a screen-led lesson. Select a source excerpt to preview a different part of the recording.
10-second excerpt
Set crop position and zoom for every segment while previewing the final 9:16 composition in the browser.
Correct the words, choose a caption treatment, and control line length, position, color, and emphasis.
Spoken in this clip
“We’re not necessarily getting the best science.”
Styled from the supplied transcript. This is a caption demonstration, not a completed project export.
Set the beginning and ending of your clip. Keep enough context, remove the excess, and preview the cut before export.
Apply your logo, font, accent color, and a consistent visual treatment across clips.
Create the final MP4 from the original video rather than a compressed browser preview, preserving the source audio and adding a cover image.
Three steps to a short
Upload your interview, podcast or recording. Scribix finds candidate moments for you to review.
Choose a moment, refine the cut and framing, and style your captions. Editing controls are available on Creator.



Export the finished MP4 and cover. Upload them to your preferred social platform.
Scribix is built for spoken long-form video where complete short clips are already inside the conversation—they just need to be found and finished.

Turn long interviews, explainers, and creator videos into a steady stream of vertical clips without rebuilding every edit from scratch.
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Turn podcast episodes and interviews into complete, compelling clips with captions and framing suited to short-form feeds.
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Move from recorded webinars, customer stories, and founder conversations to branded social assets in one reviewable workflow.
Explore real examplesNeed the transcript without a video edit?
Scribix analyzes the transcript, speaker turns, and word-level timestamps to suggest self-contained moments with a hook and clear theme. V1 does not analyze every frame of the full source video.
Creator users can change the clip’s original-video boundaries, correct caption text, adjust the vertical crop, apply brand styling, and select a cover frame. Free exports AI-generated clips as-is.
The short-video workflow produces a 1080 × 1920 H.264 MP4 with AAC audio, plus a cover image. You download these files and publish them through your preferred platform.
Original videos are stored for 7 days on Free and 30 days on legacy Basic or Creator. Transcripts remain after the original expires, and each finished export is available for 30 days from export.
Scribix accepts common formats including MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, and MKV. Upload limits, video-processing allowance, and retained video storage depend on your plan.
Yes. Audio-to-text, YouTube transcript, AI notes, transcript editing, and text or subtitle exports remain available as dedicated tools.
The short clips are already in your long video
Use AI video clipping to find complete moments, make the creative decisions that matter, and render a vertical MP4 ready for your audience.
Upload a video freeThese source excerpts have been shortened, resized or cropped for feature demonstrations. They do not imply endorsement by the speakers or institutions.
Adapted WikiLearn video excerpts are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. Original embedded image credits are retained in the source recording.