Content repurposing
The archive is the backlog. Point this at a recording you have already published and it comes back with a batch of captioned vertical posts, enough to cover the week without filming anything new. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
One credit, a block of hours. A credit covers up to three hours of source depending on the plan and returns up to ten posts, and blocks of ten posts beyond that cost one credit each. The deep archive is still the cheapest shelf in the building: an old three-hour session is one credit on the top plan, and it comes back as ten posts.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Pick something already published and paid for. Link it from YouTube, Vimeo, Zoom, Google Drive, Dropbox, Facebook or X, or upload the file.
The AI ranks the whole recording on what was said and keeps the passages that stand alone, so each one makes sense to somebody who never saw the original.
A batch of vertical captioned files lands together, so you schedule a run of posts in one sitting rather than editing one clip the night before it goes out.
FAQ
Anything where somebody talks for a while: episodes, recorded calls, streams, talks, lessons, webinars. It works from the speech, so a recording carried by visuals with little said over them gives it less to rank.
One credit returns up to ten, and a single video can be pushed to a hundred, with each further block of ten costing one more credit. How many are actually worth posting depends on the source, and a short recording will honestly yield fewer.
Yes, and the archive is usually the better value because the making of it is already paid for. What matters is the audio and whether the passages still stand on their own, not the upload date.
No. Everything comes out as plain files in the shape you asked for, 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9, so the same batch goes to TikTok, Shorts and Reels without a second pass.
It does not. There is no timeline to learn: you choose the shape and the caption style, and finished files come back. If you want frame by frame control, an editor is the right tool and this is not one.
One video, once, up to five clips, at 720p with a small watermark and no card needed. Paid plans go up to 1080p with no watermark and unlock the Split and Gaming templates.
Point it at one thing you published last year and see what comes back. The first video is free.
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