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Viral Clip Finder
Stop scrubbing three-hour VODs looking for the good part. Get the candidates ranked, then decide.
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Features
A score you can argue with
Each moment gets a virality score split into five criteria. When a clip ranks high on hook but low on payoff, you can see that and skip it rather than trusting a single number.
Ranked queue, not a pile
Candidates come back in order, so you post the strongest one first instead of working through the video chronologically.
Full-length scanning
A three-hour stream gets read end to end. You do not have to watch it, and you do not have to guess which half hour was worth keeping.
Monitored channels
Add a YouTube, Twitch, or Kick channel and new uploads get scanned automatically, usually within minutes of going live.
How It Works
Paste a video URL or add a channel
Submit a single public video, or set up monitoring and let new uploads come to you.
Moments get scored and ranked
The whole video is read, each segment scored for staying power, and the results ordered strongest first.
Review, then generate
Skim the ranked list with its score breakdowns, drop the ones you disagree with, and turn the rest into finished clips.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the viral clip finder score moments?
It weighs how strongly a segment opens, whether it pays off, how the energy moves through it, and whether it makes sense to someone with zero context. Those roll into one score with the five criteria shown separately, so a clip that ranked on hook alone is easy to spot.
Can I find good moments in long videos?
That is where it earns its keep. A two-hour podcast or a multi-hour stream is exactly the case where manual scrubbing costs you an afternoon. Turnaround scales with length — a typical video is about 10–15 minutes, a multi-hour VOD proportionally longer.
Does it work for gaming and podcast content?
Both, with different handling. Podcasts get cuts that land on speaker changes rather than mid-answer. Gaming footage gets a split layout option so the facecam and the play stay visible in vertical. Twitch and Kick VODs bill only the highlight segments, so a multi-hour stream usually costs 35–90 credits rather than one per minute.
Do I need to watch the video first?
No. That is the point — the video is read for you and the candidates come back ranked with their reasoning attached. Most people skim the top five, throw out one, and move on.
Can it run on a channel automatically?
Yes. Channel monitoring covers public YouTube, Twitch, and Kick — new uploads and stream VODs get scanned without a submission step. Starter watches 1 channel, Pro 3, Scale 10.
How is this different from finding clips manually?
Manual finding is slow but it is not worthless — you know your audience and your running jokes better than any tool does. What changes here is the starting point: instead of scrubbing a three-hour VOD from zero, you get a ranked shortlist with visible reasoning and spend your judgment on the last 10% instead of the first 90%.
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