For podcasts and interviews
Podcast to Shorts Converter for Long Interviews
Podcast to Shorts starts with a useful answer, story or exchange—not a random slice. ClipClap turns long interviews and video podcasts into vertical clips with subtitles for review.
Input
A podcast link or uploaded recording
Selection
AI highlights moments from the transcript
Output
Vertical clips with burned-in subtitles
Find self-contained answers and stories inside long podcast recordings.
- 01
Start with the full conversation
Send a YouTube link or upload the recording. Use footage you own or have permission to republish, especially when a guest or publisher owns the original episode.
- 02
Look for complete thoughts
ClipClap transcribes the audio and looks for moments with enough context to work as a short. Clear questions, answers and anecdotes are easier to review than isolated sentences.
- 03
Check the cut and captions
Review the first and last line, speaker names and subtitle timing. Download the clips that make sense without asking the viewer to watch the entire episode first.
What to check before publishing
- A podcast with overlapping speakers, music or poor audio may need more subtitle and cut review.
- ClipClap does not add a podcast cover, publish to social networks or replace an editor's final approval.
Questions about podcast to shorts
- Does it choose clips from the whole podcast?
- It can process paid-plan sources up to 180 minutes. The result is a set of candidate moments, not a promise that every important exchange will be selected.
- Can I add the clips to YouTube Shorts?
- Yes. Download the vertical clips, review the subtitles and rights, then upload the files to YouTube Shorts yourself.
Try your first podcast to shorts
Start with footage you can use, review the result yourself, and keep only the clips that deserve to be published.