Guide

How to turn a podcast episode into shorts

In short: look for answers and stories that make sense on their own, cut each one to the line that lands, frame the person talking in 9:16, caption every word and post them over the following week. RipClip does the finding, framing and captions from an upload or a Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive link.

What makes a good podcast short

With RipClip

  1. Upload the episode (MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI or M4V) or share it from Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive. YouTube links aren't supported.
  2. RipClip reads the whole episode and cuts the moments that stand on their own into vertical clips, framed on the speaker and captioned word by word.
  3. Trim, restyle the captions or add music in the editor.
  4. Schedule them across the week. Posting switches on platform by platform as each one approves RipClip; until then, download your clips and post them yourself.

A one-hour episode uses 42 HU; the free plan's 110 HU are enough for episodes up to four hours.

Questions.

Can RipClip clip a podcast from a YouTube link?

No. Upload the file, or share it from Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive.

How many shorts can I get from one episode?

It depends on the episode: every moment that stands on its own is a candidate. RipClip doesn't cap clips; you pay for the length of the video it reads.

Why streamers try RipClip

*Posting switches on platform by platform as each one approves RipClip; until then, download your clips and post them yourself.

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