OBS to clips
OBS writes straight to your drive at whatever quality you set it to. Upload one and the AI works through the session and keeps what stands alone. Your first video is free.
No card required for your first video.
No, as long as it is a common video container. A capture straight off your drive carries no platform history and no prepared text, and neither is needed here. It behaves the same as a pasted YouTube link, which is the whole reason uploads exist alongside links.
Real clips generated from long videos. Captions and vertical reframing done automatically.
How it works
The file is already there at full quality, untouched by any platform.
Twelve gigabytes on Lite 50 covers a long capture at a generous bitrate.
Vertical with captions on, framed on the action rather than the middle of the canvas.
FAQ
Common containers are handled. If a file is turned away, set OBS to mp4 and record again.
Yes, and the Gaming template on the paid plans is built for a facecam sitting over gameplay.
Two gigabytes free, then four, eight and twelve by plan.
You can. All four ratios are open on every plan, free included.
Not deliberately. Sending the local file rather than a re-uploaded copy is the way to keep the best version.
Upload an OBS file and see what surfaces. The first video is free.
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