Export 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.
Export the recording, drop it in, and ClipEmber turns the talking parts into captioned 9:16 clips — the meeting highlights, minus the editing.
Open the app to run it — 5 free videos every month, no card required.
Zoom's local or cloud MP4 up to 1 GB; a direct link works too.
The strongest talking moments are scored and titled automatically.
Nine styles, adjustable size and position, then download or schedule.
Run on 2026-08-17 · source: Zoom lecture, Probability & Statistics, 24 September 2020 by Jason Miller · Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)
Measured with six of our runs queued together, so these are loaded-worker times, not a quiet queue.
We picked a real Zoom recording of a maths lecture rather than something staged, and the result is the useful part: the top clip scored 71, against 88 on our webinar run and 89 on our podcast run — same model, same settings. A lecture explaining conditional probability has fewer hook-shaped moments than a podcast, and the scorer says so instead of inflating. That is the honest answer to "will this work on my Zoom recording": it surfaces the most hook-like moments in your window, and it will not invent a hook that isn't there.
Request 59586aee-f13d-4498-95f7-c62dbfb07118 — every number above comes from that run, not from an average.
Speaker view crops best; for gallery view the captions carry the moment and the crop centers the loudest frame region.
Yes — the editor is transcript-based: click a word to cut it from the video.
Up to 2 hours per request; one credit covers up to 20 minutes of processing.