ClipEmber tools
One pipeline, eight starting points. Every page below shows a real run — stage times, clip scores and the misses — not a feature list.
- YouTube to ShortsPaste a YouTube URL and pick a window of up to 20 minutes. ClipEmber transcribes it, scores every candidate moment and returns vertical 1080×1920 MP4s with word-level captions burned in. One credit per source video, all its clips included; 5 videos a month are free.
- Podcast to ClipsGive ClipEmber an episode link or a file and a window of up to 20 minutes. It transcribes with word-level timestamps, scores every candidate moment across that window rather than just the intro, and renders about five captioned 9:16 clips per run.
- Auto CaptionsClipEmber burns captions into the pixels of the video itself — no SRT file to upload separately. Transcription returns word-level timestamps, which is what makes word-by-word highlighting possible; nine styles, adjustable size and position, 90+ languages.
- AI Clip MakerClipEmber covers the whole loop, not just the cut: find the moments, render captioned 9:16 clips, write per-platform copy, then schedule the posts from a calendar. One credit per source video with all its clips included, 5 videos a month free, and every action is also a REST call.
- Webinar to ClipsPoint ClipEmber at a webinar recording and pick the window worth mining. It scores the whole window for hook strength — not only the opening — and renders captioned vertical clips, which is what makes slide-heavy sections still watchable on mute.
- Interview to ReelsClipEmber scores an entire interview for quotable moments and renders each as a captioned 9:16 Reel with a face-aware crop keeping the speaker centered. Per-scene active-speaker switching is not in yet — one speaker stays centered per clip.
- Sermon to ClipsGive ClipEmber a livestream link or a recording and it renders captioned vertical clips from the lines worth sharing. A single fixed camera is fine: the crop centers the speaker and the captions carry the message on mute.
- Zoom to ShortsExport the Zoom MP4, upload it, and ClipEmber turns the talking sections into captioned 9:16 Shorts. Editing is transcript-based rather than timeline-based: click a word to cut it out of the video. Speaker view crops best; gallery view leans on the captions.