For teachers

One lesson,
twenty revision clips

Students rewatch the two minutes they did not follow, not the whole lesson. Drop the file in and each explanation becomes something findable. Your first video is free.

Start free, 1 videoSee how it works

No card required for your first video.

New customers pay $7.20 for their first month of Lite 10, then $12/mo. One per customer, limited time.

Why do lesson recordings go unused?

Because a fifty minute file is not a study aid. Revision happens in short targeted passes, and a recording only becomes useful once it is in pieces that each answer one thing. Splitting it turns a file nobody opens into a set students come back to.

In detail

What a teacher can clip, and for whom

AudienceMaterial that suitsConsideration
Your own studentsAnything you recordedInstitutional policy still applies
Other teachersMethod and approachYour strongest public material
The general publicExplaining a conceptAges slowly, works for years
Prospective studentsA sense of how you teachA face and a manner
Anyone, with students in shotNothing without consentChildren are treated more strictly

Figures here are the ongoing price. A new customer's first month of Lite 10 is $7.20, then $12/mo. One per customer, limited time.

Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.

How it works

Three steps, zero editing

01
Upload the lesson

Classroom, remote or screen recorded.

02
It separates the explanations

Each becomes a clip on a single idea.

03
Share them where students look

A class feed, a shared folder, or a school channel.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Students appear in the recording. Can I post it?

Only within your school's policy and whatever consents you hold. That decision sits with you.

Are the captions reliable for technical terms?

They come from the audio, so read them before publishing anything where a term has to be exact.

Can I keep 16:9 for the class portal?

Yes, and it is not an upgrade. None of the four shapes sits behind a tier.

How long can a lesson be?

Up to ten hours, on any plan. A single period is one credit on Lite 10; a double period is one on Lite 30 and two on Lite 10.

Can I mark the segments?

Paid plans accept your own timestamps.

Recorded once, revised many times

Upload one lesson and see it come apart into revision pieces. Free for the first.

Try KiroClip Lite free