One video in, vertical clips out
InstaClips picks the clips, frames the speaker, and burns in the captions, so all that's left is a trim and an export.
InstaClips is open in early access! Upload one landscape talking-head video recording and you get back vertical 9:16 clips with the speaker centered and the captions (optionally) added to the video, ready to review and export. Making it super easy to repurpose your existing video content to quickly create short form videos for TikTok or YouTube shorts.
Upload a video, get clips back
Drop a recording on the upload page or browse for it, and it uploads straight from your browser with a progress bar the whole way. Sources up to 2 GB work. From there InstaClips analyzes the recording end to end, picks the moments worth clipping, and builds each one into a finished vertical clip.
You never start by hunting for timestamps. You start with quality candidates, and you edit from there (but only if you want to).
Every clip is framed and captioned
Each clip comes back vertical with the crop centered on the speaker's face, so a recording shot wide doesn't turn into a clip of somebody's shoulder. Captions are word-level: each word highlights as it's spoken, timed against the transcript for higher quality.
Short brightness flashes get repaired for you. A camera's auto-exposure snapping mid-shot is invisible while you're reviewing an hour of footage and very obvious once that moment is a looping 30-second clip, so those frames are found and dropped before they reach you.
Trim before you export
Every clip can open in our browser based editor with the source video, an audio waveform, and the full transcript alongside each other. Move the start and end anywhere in the source, not only inside the clip's suggested window. Click any word in the transcript to send the playhead there.
The InstaClips editor's video preview shows the real vertical crop with the captions over it, so what you're watching is what exports.
Exports keep their history
Export a clip and download it. Edit that clip, export again, and the new version sits alongside the old one instead of replacing it. Every version stays downloadable.
Happy clipping!