AutoClip for TikTok Clippers

TikTok pays off for accounts that post daily and post early. Clip accounts have an advantage over original creators there — the source material already proved it works with an audience — but only if you can get from a new upload to a posted clip without spending your evening in an editor. AutoClip watches the channels you choose, cuts the moments worth posting, and publishes them to your TikTok on a spaced schedule.

The Problem

• One to three posts a day is the cadence that works, and it's the cadence that burns people out
• Hand-cutting a clip in a mobile editor runs 20–30 minutes once you include captions and export
• Getting to a moment late means competing with the version that already has the views
• Watching several channels for new uploads is its own unpaid job

The Solution

• Clips publish to TikTok automatically on a spaced schedule — no manual uploads, no app switching
• Monitored channels get picked up automatically when they publish, usually within minutes
• Each moment gets a virality score with a 5-criterion breakdown, so you can see why it was picked
• Around 9 clips from a typical video keeps a daily cadence running off a handful of sources

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Frequently Asked Questions