From a one-hour podcast to ten clips ready to publish

A one-hour episode has, with luck, ten or fifteen fragments that work on their own: a strong opinion, an anecdote, an awkward question answered well. This is the workflow to find and publish them without spending the afternoon in an editor.

1. Import the episode

Upload the original file (video rather than audio, so it can be reframed) or paste the YouTube link. If the episode is already published and you only want part of it, set the range: only that fragment is downloaded.

2. Tell it what to look for

When creating the project you choose the kind of moments: quotes, humor, Q&A, reactions or all of them. For interview podcasts, quotes and Q&A usually give the best results.

3. Review, don't edit

The analysis proposes moments that start and end on full sentences. Your job is to listen and decide. Move the start if context is missing, merge two moments in a row if the idea continues, and discard without fear: six good clips beat fifteen average ones.

4. Format and brand

For two people on camera, the split-screen template shows both, one above the other. With a single camera, Follow face keeps the speaker in frame. Captions size themselves to the clip.

5. Publish wisely

Connect your channels in Integrations. For each clip you get a title, description and hashtags tailored to each network, which you can tweak. Schedule the clips across the week in the Calendar instead of posting them all on the same day.

Before confirming the analysis you see how many credits it will cost. Later, Credits and usage shows how much each project used.