For business podcasters
AI podcast clip maker.
Ready to share.
Turn a YouTube episode into a trailer and captioned clips. Review the moments Clypt picks, make your changes, and download the videos.
1 free episode. No signup or card to preview.
Use a public YouTube video with English captions. Downloads need an account and the free Clypt Helper for Mac or Windows.
A trailer for the episode.
Clips for the conversation.
Use the trailer to introduce your guest and give people a reason to listen. Use individual clips to share a specific answer, story or disagreement.
Promoting a full conversation? See the podcast trailer maker and a sample editing outline.
Keep the context.Check that the opening tells viewers what the guest is talking about and the ending finishes the thought.
Choose where it goes.Download vertical and horizontal clips with captions, then upload the files to the channels you use.
Make the final call.Clypt suggests the cuts. You decide which ones represent your show.
From episode link to finished clips
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Paste your episode link
Use a public YouTube video with English captions. You can try the selection without an account.
- 02
Review the moments
Watch the suggested cuts. Adjust the start and end points so each clip makes sense on its own.
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Choose the look
Set the caption style and review the framing for your clips. Preview your changes before rendering.
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Download your videos
Sign up and install the Clypt Helper on Mac or Windows. It renders the videos on your computer for you to download and post.
Looking for an Opus Clip alternative?
Try the same episode in each tool. Compare the clips you would actually post, then check how much editing each one needs.
- Does the clip make sense to someone who has never heard the show?
- Does it include the guest's answer, with enough context to understand it?
- Can you fix the cut and captions without starting again?
- Does the download process fit the way you work?
Clypt gives you a trailer and individual clips to review. Preview them in your browser, then render on a Mac or Windows computer. Your first episode is free.
Try it with your episode →Try one episode. Then choose your plan.
Monthly prices in USD. No card needed for your free episode.
Before you try it
How does Clypt make clips from a podcast?
Paste a YouTube episode link. Clypt reads the captions and suggests moments for individual clips and a trailer. Review the selection in your browser, then use the Clypt Helper on your computer to render and download the videos.
Can I try the podcast clip maker for free?
Yes. You get one free episode with no card required. You can preview the selection without an account. To download the videos, sign up and install the free Clypt Helper for Mac or Windows.
What kind of YouTube link can I use?
Use a publicly accessible YouTube episode with English captions. Standard video links, YouTube short links and links to completed livestream videos are supported. A video without usable captions cannot be processed by this trial.
Can I upload an audio file here?
This trial starts from a YouTube video link. It does not accept a direct audio-file upload.
What files do I get?
Clypt renders a trailer and individual captioned clips as MP4 videos. The current export produces both vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9 versions. Render with the desktop Helper, then download the files you want to post.
Can I change the moments Clypt picks?
Yes. Review the suggested moments, adjust their start and end points, and change the caption style before rendering. Check the finished video before posting it.
How long does it take?
Selection and rendering are separate steps. The time depends on the episode, the selected clips, your connection and your computer. Your first download also includes installing the Clypt Helper.
How much does Clypt cost after the free episode?
Monthly plans start at $49 USD for 4 episodes. Growth includes 10 episodes for $99 per month, and Pro includes 25 for $199.
See what Clypt picks from your episode.
1 free episode. No signup or card to preview.
Download with an account and the Clypt Helper for Mac or Windows.
Working on the title or opening line? Try the title analyzer or hook generator.