Video clipper for long footage
A useful clip starts with a clear idea: one answer from an interview, one explanation from a talk, or one moment from a podcast. Use CutHub AI to bring your footage and editing instructions into a project, then review the timeline before sharing the result.
Open the clipping workspace →How to turn a long video into clips
1. Bring in the source
Open the web workspace and add your video or a supported media link. Use footage you own or have permission to edit. Link availability and import limits depend on the source.
2. Describe the edit
Give a specific brief: ‘Find the answer about pricing, keep the explanation together, and aim for a short clip.’ Include the subject, intended audience and desired length. A clear brief is more useful than simply asking for a viral video.
3. Review the timeline
Check the proposed start and end points against the recording. Keep enough context for the clip to make sense, remove unwanted material and check any captions before using the result.
Choose a clip that stands on its own
Podcasts
Keep one question and its answer together. Avoid cutting out the setup that explains what the speaker means.
Interviews
Build each clip around one topic. Check names and quoted statements against the original recording.
Talks and lessons
Choose a self-contained explanation or demonstration. Include the context needed to understand the takeaway.
Before you start
Is this a browser video clipper?
The current entry point is the web workspace. Sign in to create and manage your projects; there is no public desktop installer yet.
Will AI produce a finished clip without review?
Treat generated edits as a starting point. Review timing, context and captions yourself. Processing time and results depend on the source and the job; an instant or viral result is not guaranteed.
Can I edit any video link?
Only use sources you are authorized to process. A supported, accessible link is required; private, expired or restricted links may not import.
Where can I check plans and supported workflows?
Read the current pricing and workflow pages before starting a project. Available operations and output options are shown in the workspace.