AI Clipper Telegram Bot for Long Videos

How does the ClipClap Telegram bot work?

Open @clipclapio_bot, press Start and send a link or a video. The bot queues the job, runs the same pipeline as the website (transcription, moment selection, cutting, reframing, subtitles) and posts each finished clip into the chat as a video file. Plans, balance and payment are handled inside the same conversation.

1. 01

   Open the ClipClap bot

   Start @clipclapio_bot from Telegram. The first time, it asks whether to create a new account or sign in to an existing one. Then send a link or upload a video you own or have permission to use.

2. 02

   Wait while the video is processed

   ClipClap transcribes the audio, selects candidate moments, reframes the video and adds burned-in subtitles. Processing time depends on the length of the source and on the queue, and the bot sends the clips when they are ready.

3. 03

   Review the returned clips

   Play the clips in Telegram, check the opening, ending, framing and the spelling of names in the subtitles, and save only the files you want to publish. Each clip can be rated from the chat.

What can the Telegram bot not do?

It does not post to TikTok, Reels or YouTube for you, it does not trim a timestamp you type, and it cannot rescue a link the platform blocks. A blocked link needs a file upload instead. The bot delivers files for your review and nothing else.

• The bot does not publish to TikTok, Reels or YouTube for you; it delivers files for your review.
• A blocked link may need a direct file upload instead.
• It selects moments itself. If you already know the exact timestamps and only want a trim, a manual trimmer bot is the simpler tool.

How is this different from a trimmer bot?

A trimmer bot cuts the start and end time you type and returns that stretch. ClipClap reads the whole video, decides where the moments are, cuts several clips, reframes them to vertical with the speaker in view and burns in subtitles. It suits a long recording where you have no shortlist. The comparison page covers other Telegram bots.

Which languages and settings does the bot offer?

Open Settings, then Video, to choose the clip language. Paid plans can translate subtitles, titles and descriptions into one of 15 languages, and Plus and Max can switch on voice dubbing there as well. The bot interface itself is available in seven languages.

Can I pick one part of a long video in Telegram?

Yes. Send the link, then choose a start and an end such as 1:34:04 to 1:35:07, and only that part is processed and counted. A paid plan allows a part of up to 3 hours, so a five-hour stream is workable.

Do I get the same account in the browser?

Yes. Your Telegram identity is the account. Sign in with Telegram on the ClipClap login page and the same projects, clips and balance appear in the browser, where reviewing several clips side by side is easier. Subscriptions bought in either place apply to both, because there is one balance, not two.

Is there an AI clipper bot for Telegram?

Yes. @clipclapio_bot is ClipClap's Telegram bot. It transcribes the speech, picks the strongest moments, reframes them vertically with the speaker in frame and adds subtitles, then sends the finished clips to the chat. Typing timestamps is not part of it. Payment works inside Telegram too.

Do I need a separate app or account?

You need Telegram to use the bot workflow and nothing else: no app to install and no separate sign-up form. ClipClap also has a browser version for when you prefer a larger upload and review screen. Both read the same account, so you can start a job in one and open the clips in the other.

How much does the Telegram video clipper cost?

Starter is €3.99 ($4.49) per week for 60 source minutes, and billing follows source video time, not clips kept. Plus is €29 ($32.99) and Max is €89 ($99.99) a month.

What can I send to the bot?

A YouTube, Twitch or TikTok link, or a file up to 2 GB that is at least 60 seconds long. Clear speech helps both the transcript and the highlight selection. If a platform blocks a link, download the video yourself and send the file instead.