Drive to clips
A two hour recording is a download, a wait, and an upload before any tool touches it. Paste the Drive link instead and skip all three. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
Because the biggest recordings are the slowest to move. drive.google.com is a supported source, so a file that would take an hour to pull down and push back up is fetched once, on our side, from a link you paste in seconds. Set the link so anyone with it can view.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
In Drive, share the file so anyone with the link can view it, then copy that link. That is the whole setup.
The AI pulls the recording, reads what is said across the whole thing, and keeps the segments worth posting.
Vertical files with captions burned on, ready to post. Your Drive file is untouched.
FAQ
It needs to be reachable by link. Set sharing to anyone with the link can view. A file restricted to specific accounts cannot be fetched, so for those, upload the file directly instead.
Yes, and it follows your plan rather than a flat number: roughly 4 GB per hour of the duration your plan allows, so 2 GB on Free and up to 12 GB on Lite 50.
No. It only reads. Nothing is renamed, moved or removed, and the clips come back as new downloads, not as files written into your Drive.
YouTube, Vimeo, Zoom, Dropbox, Facebook and X, plus direct file upload. Whichever is least effort for the recording you have.
Past the block your plan includes, yes - and it brings ten more clips with it. One credit covers one hour of source on Lite 10, two on Lite 30, three on Lite 50, up to ten hours per video.
Up to 1080p and clean on any paid tier; the free video renders at 720p with a small watermark.
Paste one Drive link and see what comes back. The first video is free, no card needed.
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