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About ClipCurate

Every long video you own, mined for the twenty clips actually worth posting.

What we do

Clipping selected on substance rather than on audio waveform. It reads the transcript for complete arguments, stories with a beginning and an end, contrarian statements, and specific numbers, then finds the natural entry and exit points so a clip stands alone. It scores each candidate on whether a stranger with no context would understand it, writes a hook and caption for each platform, and produces vertical, square and horizontal versions with accurate captions. It also builds a clip library across the entire back catalogue, so a year of episodes becomes a year of scheduled posts.

Who we built it for

Podcasters, webinar-heavy B2B marketers, course creators, conference organisers and media teams sitting on hundreds of hours of long-form video. The buyer is whoever is responsible for social output and has no time.

The problem

A single podcast episode contains several genuinely good moments and two hours of context.

Extracting them takes an editor four hours, so most creators post nothing or post a random clip.

Automated clipping tools cut on silence and speaker changes, producing clips that start mid-sentence and have no point, which is why creators try them once and stop.

Try it before anything else

The free structured-extraction demo runs in your browser with no account. Paste in some real text, and see the structured output straight away. Open it.

The one promise

The free tool on this site is genuinely free and genuinely useful. It does not withhold the answer behind an email form, it does not degrade after a trial, and it does not exist to harvest your data. If it helps you and you never pay us, that is a fine outcome.

Give it your messiest input and watch

Paste an email, a ticket or a page of notes. See it turned into typed fields, with the token cost of the call. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Open the free tool

It runs in your browser. ClipCurate never sees your inputs.