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Podcast agencies, branded content teams, and production houses that turn long episodes into Shorts, TikToks, and Reels at volume. If your team spends hours scrubbing client episodes, this is the tool.

They hand you cuts. ClipLab hands you scored, captioned, vertical clips, plus a live demand check so you know if the topic is worth posting for the client, plus watch/auto-clip and scheduling so your team can run volume without living in CapCut.

No honest tool can promise that. What ClipLab does: find stronger opens, cut clean, make it look native, and flag cold topics before you post. Your niche, rights, and posting consistency still decide the rest.

Technically yes, the tool will cut whatever you give it. Legally and for platform safety, you need the rights (or a fair-use case that holds). ClipLab transforms the render; it does not grant you rights. That's on you.

Two plans. Starter is $30 a month ($300 a year): every tool, up to 20 clips per video and 150 exports a month, and you press the buttons. Pro is $125 a month ($1,500 a year): unlimited exports, up to 40 clips per video, and it clips, schedules and publishes on its own. Paid exports are never watermarked. You can make one free 10 second Short first, no card. Cancel any time from Subscription. Details on Pricing.

YouTube, Spotify, Twitch, Kick, X, Vimeo, Rumble, and more, or upload up to 25 GB / 12 hours. We pull links server-side.

No. Blank = strongest moments. Add a line like “client wins” or “key insights” and it steers hard that way.

Finished 1080×1920 MP4s, reframed, tracked, graded, captioned. Download for any platform, or publish/schedule to YouTube from ClipLab.

Roughly on the order of the source length. A one-hour episode is often ~an hour. You don't need to keep the tab open.