Video clips selected on substance
Every long video you own, mined for the twenty clips actually worth posting.
ClipCurate reads the transcripts of podcasts, webinars and talks to find complete points and stories, cuts them where they start and end, and delivers captioned vertical, square and horizontal clips with a hook for each platform.
No account. No card. No sales call.
- Clips that start and end in the right place
- Vertical, square and horizontal versions
- A hook and caption for each platform
What would it take to clip every episode you have recorded?
Put in your episodes, the clips you want from each, editing time and cost, your back catalogue and how often you post. See the editing hours and cost, and the weeks of posts your back catalogue holds. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
New episodes and the back catalogue
- Clips a month from new episodes
- 40
- Editing cost per clip
- $16.00
- Editing to clip the back catalogue
- 200 hours
- Cost to clip the back catalogue
- $8,000
- Clips in the back catalogue
- 500
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ClipCurate — clip editing time calculator · 4 episodes a month, 10 clips from each · 16 hours of editing a month, costing $640 · Back catalogue: 100 weeks of posts, 200 hours of editing Run it yourself: https://clipcurate.com
Method: editing a month = new episodes x editing time per episode, and its cost = those hours x the hourly cost. Back catalogue editing = past episodes x editing time per episode. Weeks of posts = past episodes x clips per episode / clips posted a week. Every figure is your estimate.
Clips a stranger would actually understand
Clipping that reads what was said rather than the audio waveform, so each clip makes a complete point on its own.
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Chosen from the transcript
It reads for complete arguments, stories with a beginning and an end, contrarian statements and specific numbers.
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Natural entry and exit points
Each clip starts and ends where the point does, so it stands alone.
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Scored for a cold audience
Every candidate is scored on whether a stranger with no context would understand it.
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Hooks and captions per platform
A hook and a caption are written for each platform.
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Every format, captioned
Vertical, square and horizontal versions, each with accurate captions.
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A library of the back catalogue
Your back catalogue becomes a clip library, so a year of episodes becomes a year of scheduled posts.
The problem
A single podcast episode holds several genuinely good moments inside a long stretch of context. Pulling them out by hand is slow editing work, so most creators post nothing, or post a random clip.
Automated clipping tools cut on silence and speaker changes, so clips start mid-sentence and have no point, and creators try them once and stop.
Who it is for
Podcasters and course creators
Creators sitting on hundreds of hours of long-form video, with no time to cut it.
B2B marketers and media teams
Webinar-heavy marketers, conference organisers and media teams responsible for social output.
How it works
ClipCurate, from the first step to the result.
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Upload an episode
Your first full episode is processed free.
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It reads for substance
Complete arguments and stories, with natural start and end points.
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Review the finished clips
Captioned, in vertical, square and horizontal versions, with a hook per platform.
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Schedule the back catalogue
Build a clip library across past episodes and schedule the posts.
Questions people actually ask
- How is this different from other clipping tools?
- It selects clips on substance rather than on the audio waveform. It reads the transcript for complete points and finds natural entry and exit points, instead of cutting on silence and speaker changes.
- What do I get from the free episode?
- Twenty finished, captioned, ready-to-post clips from one full episode.
- Which formats are produced?
- Vertical, square and horizontal versions, each with accurate captions, plus a hook and caption written for each platform.
- How does it decide which clips are worth posting?
- Each candidate is scored on whether a stranger with no context would understand it.
- Can it work through my back catalogue?
- Yes. On the 149 dollar plan it builds a clip library across your back catalogue, with scheduling.
- What does it cost?
- The first episode is free. 49 dollars a month covers 10 hours of source video, 149 dollars a month covers 40 hours with the back-catalogue library and scheduling, and 490 dollars a month is for teams and agencies with multiple brands.
- Why should I trust the clip editing time calculator?
- It is arithmetic on your own estimates, worked out in your browser. It does not look at your video; ClipCurate processes your first full episode free and returns twenty finished, captioned clips to compare with your editor's.
Pricing
Your first episode is free. Plans are priced by hours of source video.
First episode
Twenty finished, captioned clips.
- Hooks and captions per platform
- Vertical, square and horizontal
Creator
10 hours of source video.
- Clips selected on substance
- Accurate captions
LibraryRecommended
40 hours of source video.
- Back-catalogue library
- Scheduling
Prices in USD.
What would it take to clip every episode you have recorded?
Put in your episodes, the clips you want from each, editing time and cost, your back catalogue and how often you post. See the editing hours and cost, and the weeks of posts your back catalogue holds. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
Open the free toolIt runs in your browser. ClipCurate never sees your inputs.