YouTube to Shorts
YouTube Shorts clipper for repurposing long videos
Paste a YouTube URL, review AI-selected moments, and create captioned vertical clips without manually scanning and reframing the entire recording.
Paste a YouTube URL, review AI-selected moments, and create captioned vertical clips without manually scanning and reframing the entire recording.
| Step | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Import | YouTube URL | Source metadata and video |
| 2. Analyze | Transcript | Candidate segments and scores |
| 3. Format | Selected moment | Face-aware 9:16 clip |
| 4. Finish | Caption and export settings | Platform-ready short video |
First-party product data from the SupoClip repository and hosted application, verified July 27, 2026.
Start with a video you own or have permission to repurpose. Paste its YouTube URL into SupoClip, choose the output and caption options, and begin processing. The application transcribes the source and proposes short segments for review.
Choose the moments that make sense without the surrounding episode. Strong Shorts usually establish context quickly, deliver one clear idea, and end without relying on footage that was removed from the clip.
SupoClip uses word-level timing to create synchronized captions and can track faces when converting landscape footage to a vertical frame. Caption templates provide a consistent starting point, while font, color, and output settings can be adjusted before rendering.
Automated crops still deserve a visual review, especially when multiple people appear, screen shares are important, or the speaker moves quickly through the frame.
Treat each long video as a source library rather than a one-time upload. Process the recording, group clips by theme, and connect each Short back to the longer video or a relevant product page.
Track which topics earn watch time and engagement, then use those results to guide future recordings. SupoClip's scores help prioritize candidates; publishing data should determine what the audience actually values.
Yes. SupoClip supports YouTube URLs as a source for transcription, candidate selection, and clip generation.
Yes. It supports word-synced subtitles and configurable caption templates for generated clips.
No. AI scoring helps prioritize candidates, but creators should review context, accuracy, framing, and fit for their audience before publishing.