Clips from your podcast episode

A podcast is almost all speech, and that is exactly what the clipper reads. It goes through the whole conversation looking for the answer that works without the question before it: a strong opinion, a story with an ending, a number nobody expected. Each clip starts on the line that hooks and stops when the thought is finished.

Long episodes are the point, not the problem. The transcript of a three-hour episode is read in one pass, and you choose whether you want 15–35, 30–60 or 55–90 second clips.

• When the edit cuts between guests, the vertical crop jumps with it and stays on whoever is on screen. Two people on one wide shot do not fit in a vertical frame: use “Fit” to show the whole frame over a blurred background.
• Audio-first show with a static image: export the clip as MP3 and use it as an audiogram source, or take the SRT into your editor.
• Guest names and jargon come from YouTube’s captions, so check the spelling in the preview before you export.
• Square 1:1 exports for feeds where vertical is not the default.