AutoClip for Podcast Clip Channel Builders

A three-hour interview episode contains maybe eight to fifteen moments that stand on their own, and finding them is the entire job. AutoClip does that pass for you: it scores the episode for the moments most likely to hold attention, cuts on speaker changes rather than mid-sentence, reframes to 9:16 on whoever is talking, adds word-synced captions, and posts to TikTok, Shorts, and Reels. Around nine clips come back from a typical video. A normal upload takes about 10 to 15 minutes; a three-hour episode takes proportionally longer.

The Problem

• A three-hour episode hides its best 40 seconds somewhere in the middle, and finding it by ear takes most of an afternoon
• No podcast host gives you a 9:16 reframe or burned-in captions when you export
• Cross-posting the same clip to TikTok, Shorts, and Reels triples the manual work per clip
• Clips posted the day after an episode drops miss the window when the audience is already searching for it

The Solution

• AutoClip scores each window for how likely it is to hold attention, so opinionated moments surface ahead of housekeeping
• Multi-speaker handling so cuts land on speaker changes, which is why the clip reads as a complete thought instead of a fragment
• Auto-posting to 13-plus short-form destinations on a spaced schedule
• Automatic channel monitoring — new episodes get picked up on their own, usually within minutes of going live

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