One recording, several clips

Splitting a long video into separate posts, and editing them together or individually.

A single session usually holds more than one thing worth posting. ClipWith can pull them out as separate clips rather than one long edit.

Asking for clips

find the three best moments and make them into shorts

pull six clips from this episode

clip this stream, I want the reactions

Each becomes its own clip with its own start and end, chosen so it begins where the thought begins rather than at an arbitrary timestamp.

The clip gallery

Once clips exist, the editor becomes a grid of them. From there you can:

• Open one to work on it alone
• Select several and prompt them together — "captions on all of these" does exactly that
• Discard the ones that didn't land

Prompting across clips

A prompt with several clips selected runs on each one, taking that clip's own content into account. It isn't one edit copied across; each is decided separately.

Publishing them

Clips carry through to scheduling as individual posts, so a session can become a week of content spaced out on a cadence. See Publishing and scheduling.

Limits

How many clips a recording yields depends on what's in it. Asking for ten from a video with three good moments gets you an honest answer rather than seven weak clips.