Upload a recording. nexclip finds the moments worth cutting, reframes them vertically and captions them — you approve what ships.
90 minutes free · no card · nothing posts without your say-so
The studios cutting their back catalogue with nexclip
Throughline decides what is worth cutting; auto-reframe decides how it is framed. Neither locks you out: every call they make is visible, and every one of them is yours to overrule.
Most tools cut where the waveform dips. Throughline reads the transcript, the faces and the scene changes together — so a clip opens on a hook and lands on a payoff, in any genre, not just podcasts.
Resizes to any aspect ratio while tracking whoever is speaking through cuts and movement. Two people who matter get a split frame, not a guess — and you can keyframe it by hand any time.
YouTube, Drive, Zoom, Vimeo or a file.
Every candidate scored, best cuts surfaced.
Or don't — the queue runs without you.
Scheduled to every platform you connect.
123
clips produced
21
published to social
75
median clip score
947
minutes of source
Illustrative figures from a sample workspace. Not a claim about typical results.
“We went from four clips a week to forty. The scoring is the part I didn’t expect to trust — it’s right more often than my editor was.”
Podcasts, interviews, webinars, vlogs, gaming sessions, lectures — anything with people talking. It reads speech, faces and scene changes together, so it also handles footage with no single talking head.
Strong on clear audio across the languages we support, and every word stays editable — timing, spelling and styling — so fixing a name takes a second rather than a re-render.
No, but you can. Every clip arrives finished. If you want control, the editor exposes the timeline, the crop, the caption styling and the layout without making you rebuild the clip.
Yes. Connect TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn and X once, then queue a week of clips and let them post on schedule.
Give nexclip one recording and see what it pulls out. 90 minutes free, no card, no sales call.
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