Keynotes
Hand it the session and the AI keeps the passages where a claim gets made and answered, holds the frame on the speaker, and puts the words on the picture. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
Rarely the opening and almost never the close. What travels is the stretch where a claim is stated and then backed up, because that survives being lifted out of the room. The ranking here goes by what was said rather than by applause or a slide change, so a quietly delivered point is not skipped for a loud one.
In detail
| Element | Present in a keynote | Clips well? |
|---|---|---|
| A single argument built over time | Usually | Poorly, it needs the whole thing |
| A quotable line written to be quoted | Often | Very well |
| A number announced | Often | Very well |
| A story told to illustrate | Often | Well, it carries its own shape |
| Slides with dense data | Often | Only in a wide shape |
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
House video, a stream capture or a camera file, whichever you were given.
Passages that finish their own thought rank above ones that need the whole hour.
Vertical for the short feeds, 4:5 for LinkedIn, 16:9 for the event page.
FAQ
Not to the selection, which goes by the spoken part. They matter to which shape you pick.
The frame holds the speaker rather than the centre of the stage, which is what makes a wide shot usable at all.
Any of them - every plan takes up to ten hours per video. Lite 30 runs those two hours for one credit; Lite 10 runs them for two, and includes twenty clips instead of ten.
On any paid plan you can set the timestamps yourself instead of leaving it to the AI.
Yes, rendered into the frame rather than left to a viewer setting.
Put one keynote through and see which claims it pulls forward. Nothing to pay for the first.
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