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Use the transcript to move the start and end, so viewers get both the setup and the payoff.
AI clip maker
for long videos.
Upload once. Share the moments worth watching.
Scribix reads what's said in your podcast, interview, lesson or webinar, picks moments that make sense on their own and turns them into captioned vertical clips you can review, download or publish.
60 free processing minutes to start.
Upload a video file, or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or direct video link.
YOUR LONG VIDEO · 16:9
9:16 · SHORT CLIP
Transcript-based picks Captions Speaker-focused 9:16 Download or publish
Quick facts
AI Clip Maker at a glance.
| Best for | Speech-led videos: podcasts, interviews, recorded lessons, webinars and talking-head commentary |
|---|---|
| You bring | A video file, or a Google Drive, Dropbox or direct video link. YouTube links are not supported. |
| Source video | Up to 10 hours; up to 2 GiB on Free and 5 GB on paid plans |
| How moments are picked | From the transcript: complete ideas with a clear opening and a finished point |
| Clip length | Up to 90 seconds. Choose Auto (15–90 s), 15–30 s, 30–60 s or 60–90 s |
| You get | Vertical 1080×1920 MP4 clips with burned-in captions, framed on the speaker or showing the full frame |
| Languages | Major spoken languages, detected automatically |
| Free plan | 60 lifetime processing minutes and up to 5 clip exports per 24 hours. Original videos are kept 7 days (30 on paid plans). |
| Sharing | Download the MP4 on any plan. Paid plans can also publish to connected social accounts from Scribix. |
Facts checked October 2026. Limits can change; your account shows the current ones before processing.
One recording. A clip people can follow.
From a wide shot
to a vertical clip.
A landscape recording leaves the speaker small on a phone. A short clip needs one point, readable captions and a frame that keeps the speaker in view.
01 / THE LONG VIDEO16:9
The original classroom-style shot, with space around the speaker.
02 / THE CLIP9:16
Demo made with Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels footage. Silent video with illustrative captions, not a Scribix project export or a transcription. The person shown does not endorse Scribix.
How to make clips with AI
Three steps from
long video to short clips.
- 01
Upload or import your video
Upload the recording, or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or direct video link. Pick a clip length, caption style and framing, or describe the topic you want clipped.
- 02
Review the AI picks
Scribix transcribes the video and suggests clips. Watch each one and keep the clips that open clearly and finish their point.
- 03
Download or publish
Export each clip as a vertical MP4. On a paid plan, publish it to your connected social accounts without leaving Scribix.
Chosen from what you said
How the AI
picks moments.
Scribix transcribes the whole video, then looks for parts a new viewer could follow without the rest, so a clip doesn't start mid-thought or stop before the answer.
A clear opening
The first sentence should make sense to someone who just scrolled in.
One complete idea
A tip, an answer or a short story, finished before the next topic starts.
Your topic, if you give one
Describe a subject before analysis and Scribix looks for moments about it. Leave it empty to let AI choose.
Scribix works from speech. It doesn't detect visual highlights or predict views, so videos that rely on visuals or music, such as gameplay or dance, are a better fit for a visual editor. You may get several clips from one video, or none if no moment works on its own.
Videos that work well
| Your video | A clip could be |
|---|---|
| Video podcast or interview | A strong answer, a story or a disagreement |
| Recorded lesson or course | One explained concept or a common mistake |
| Webinar or presentation | A single tip or a Q&A answer |
| Talking-head commentary | One opinion, argument or reaction |
AI finds it. You make it yours.
A first cut.
The final say.
Fix the details before a clip reaches your audience.
Editing controls require a paid plan. Compare plans ↗
Captions
Correct names and terms, and change the caption style and position for each clip.
Framing
Refine the vertical crop section by section, or show the full frame when the wider picture matters.
A few things to know
AI clip maker
questions.
What is an AI clip maker?
An AI clip maker turns a long video into short clips automatically. Scribix transcribes your video, picks moments that make sense on their own and turns each into a captioned vertical clip that you review before sharing.
Is this AI clip maker free?
Yes, to start. Free accounts get 60 lifetime processing minutes and can download the AI-selected clips, up to 5 exports per 24 hours. Free video uploads can be up to 2 GiB. Paid plans add editing and social publishing.
How does Scribix choose which moments to clip?
It reads the transcript and looks for parts a new viewer could follow without the rest of the video: a clear opening, one complete idea and a finished point. It does not detect visual highlights or predict how many views a clip will get.
How long are the clips?
Up to 90 seconds. Before analysis, choose Auto (15–90 s), 15–30 s, 30–60 s or 60–90 s.
Can I paste a YouTube link?
No. Upload the video file, or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or direct link to it. If the video is on your own YouTube channel, download it from YouTube Studio first.
How many clips will I get from one video?
It depends on the video. You may get several clips, or none if no moment makes sense on its own. Review each one before posting.
Can I edit the clips?
On paid plans, yes: adjust the start and end, correct caption text, change the caption style and refine the framing. Free accounts can review and download the clips as suggested.
Where can I post the clips?
The vertical MP4 works for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels and LinkedIn. Download it on any plan, or publish to connected accounts from Scribix on a paid plan.
Which languages does it work with?
Major spoken languages. Scribix detects the language automatically, so you don't pick one before uploading.
Your next clips are already recorded
Record once.
Share the best parts.
Start with a video you already have and see which moments deserve their own clip.
Start with 60 free minutes. Paid plans add editing and publishing.