Clip Cutter is a timeline tool that cuts a long video into up to 50 separate clips in one pass, each marked by dragging a range on the track. It is for clippers and streamers who already know which parts they want and need them saved as individual files fast.
Mark the parts you want on one timeline, name them, and save every range as its own clip.
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5 → 400
posts a week
Cutting one podcast episode used to take me about four hours. Now I upload it to AutoClip and have 12 clips ready before lunch. I went from 5 posts a week to 20 without hiring an editor.
Dave1 tab
from the moment to the final cut
Every other clipping tool stopped at the export, so I’d still end up in CapCut fixing things. With Crayo I let AI find the moment, then fix the cut and captions in the same tab. I cancelled CapCut last month.
James2M
views from 30 clips
I started clipping podcast campaigns in September. My first 30 Crayo clips did 2 million views, and one hit 600k on its own. The captions are the first thing people comment on.
JonathanUpload a long video, tell us what is in it, and get a ranked set of moments you can review, trim and keep.
FeatureTrim and cut any video down to the exact moment you need, right in your browser with no watermark.
FeatureA multi-track timeline with captions, zooms, transitions, LUTs, speed ramps, cutaways and camera keyframes. No install, no watermark on any plan.
Use caseBrowse live clipping campaigns in Crayo's Content Library, cut clips in minutes with AI, and track every view. Find the work and do the work in one app.
Use caseCrayo turns Twitch and Kick VODs into short vertical clips by finding the highest-energy moments and formatting them for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. It is for streamers who want clips made from footage they already recorded.
ComparisonCrayo vs StreamLadder, with dated prices. StreamLadder gates ClipGPT to Creator and imports Twitch and Kick VODs. Crayo clips YouTube links on its entry plan.