Teams to clips
Teams keeps meeting files in OneDrive or SharePoint. Save one, drop it in, and the AI works through the conversation and lifts what carries on its own. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
By uploading the file. Personal meetings land in OneDrive and channel meetings in SharePoint, and neither address can be pasted here, so save the mp4 first. Room to spare: uploads reach 2 GB on the free video and 12 GB on Lite 50, which is more than a long meeting at full quality needs.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
Follow the recording link inside the meeting and keep the mp4 somewhere you can find it.
A long session at full quality fits without trimming it down first.
Vertical, captions on, framed on whoever is holding the floor.
FAQ
That one is not on the list. Supported links are YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, Zoom, Dropbox, Facebook and X, so moving the file into Drive or Dropbox gives you a link that does work.
Only in where it is stored. Save either and upload it, and they behave identically from there.
Two gigabytes on the free video, then four, eight and twelve as the plans go up.
On any paid plan, yes. You set the timestamps and everything else still runs.
Less than out of a workshop, honestly. Sessions where somebody explains something tend to give more than sessions where everybody reports numbers.
Send one Teams recording through and judge it on the result. Your first video is free.
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