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Put the file in and the AI keeps the passages that make a point without the twenty minutes around them. Captions sit on the picture, which is what a silent feed needs. Your first video is free.
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Most of that feed moves past without sound, so a clip carrying its meaning only in the audio is a clip nobody finishes. Captions here are part of the picture rather than something the viewer has to switch on, and 4:5 is available next to 9:16, which takes more feed height than a square.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
A webinar, a conference talk, a panel or a long interview.
Passages that stand up alone rank above ones that lean on the rest of the session.
Both take more height than square, and the words are already on the picture.
FAQ
4:5 usually. It claims more feed height than a square while staying safer than 9:16 for a wide stage shot.
No, the words are rendered onto the picture, so they show whatever the viewer's settings are.
Not that one. Upload the file, or paste a Drive or Dropbox link to it.
Short travels further. Anything past ninety seconds doubles what that video costs, which is a deliberate nudge in the same direction.
On paid plans you can save subtitle styles and brand kits. Free lets you design and preview them but not keep them.
Upload a recording and see how many points it separates out. First video free.
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