Clip Bot

What it does

It works from a YouTube interview or podcast and finds moments worth cutting into standalone social clips, formatted in widescreen rather than a vertical crop. Each clip gets karaoke-style captions burned in along with a source card, so a viewer can tell where the moment came from. Once it's done, the finished file lands in your folder rather than being posted anywhere on its own.

First messages to try

1. Here's a link to a 45-minute podcast episode — find three clips worth cutting and tell me the timestamps before you render anything.
2. Cut the second clip you found, with karaoke captions and a source card, and drop it in my folder.
3. For the next clip, credit the guest by name on the source card instead of just the show.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions pulling from YouTube interviews and podcasts and dropping finished files in your folder, but doesn't name a specific storage app like Google Drive or Dropbox. It also doesn't say whether it needs a signed-in YouTube account or just reads public video links.

Cautions

• It only clips video you point it to, so confirm you actually hold the rights to repost a guest's interview before publishing anything it cuts.
• Ask it to show the chosen moments and timestamps before rendering, so you're not paying for cuts you'd never post.

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