Your episode, cut into shorts worth posting

Paste the episode's YouTube link or upload the video file. Cliplala transcribes it, picks the moments people quote, cuts them to 9:16 with the speaker in frame and captions burned in, and shows them ranked with a reason each. You review, then queue the ones you like to your platforms.

Yes. When two people are on screen it stacks them in the 9:16 frame; when one is on a close-up it goes solo. The layout is chosen about once a second from what is actually on screen, so a cut to the guest does not break the whole short.

It depends on the video. The engine keeps the moments that stand on their own and drops near-duplicates and cuts that start or end mid-thought, so a tight talk can return more usable shorts than a rambling one. You can set a target count and a clip length before it runs.

YouTube Support's answer to a creator who asked: "yes, generally, you are allowed to create a separate clips channel using your own long-form content. However, under the Reused Content Policy, channels that repurpose existing content must add significant value to the material." The same reply names what counts: "substantive modifications, adding new editing, or presenting the clips in a way that provides distinct educational or entertainment value." A reframed, captioned short cut on a sentence is that; a raw slice with black bars is not. This applies to your own episodes; it is not a licence to clip other people's shows.

Cliplala is built for video. It reads faces to choose the crop and the layout. An audio-only episode has nothing to frame, so a static image with captions is not something it makes today.

Your first 60 minutes of source video are free with no credit card. Those shorts carry a small Cliplala watermark. Paid plans start at $14 a month for 4 hours of video and have no watermark.

Yes. The results page queues them to 10+ platforms. You do not download and re-upload anything, though a download is there if you want it.

No. Your uploads are used to make your shorts and for nothing else. Source files are deleted after 30 days; the shorts stay.

Plans are metered on hours of episode you send in, not on shorts out. Lite is $14 a month for 4 hours, which fits a weekly one-hour show in most months. Starter is $28 for 8 hours, which leaves room to spare and adds seats for a co-host or editor. Cancel any time; a charge is refunded in full within 7 days if no episode has run on the plan.