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Long videos · podcasts · live streams

A video or a live stream. Vertical clips, subtitled.

Paste a long video, or hand over a channel while it streams. ClipHeat turns it into 9:16 clips, subtitled word by word and reframed on whoever is speaking, billed by the minute of video.

billed by the minute of video price shown before you start 30 free credits every month

Clips ready to publish toTikTok, Instagram and YouTube,and five other networks

A short demo video: a long video analysed, its best moments as 9:16 clips subtitled word by word, with a translated line under each subtitle, a live stream followed, then publishing to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and also LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Threads and Bluesky, now, scheduled or on your recurring slots.

Nine platforms, and your files

  • YouTube, also live
  • Twitch, also live
  • Kick, also live
  • Rumble
  • Vimeo
  • Dailymotion
  • Odysee
  • Google Drive
  • Dropbox
  • Your filesMP4 · MOV · MKV

How it works

Three steps, with the price in the middle.

Nothing starts before you have seen what it costs.

  1. 01

    Paste a link or a channel

    A video from YouTube, Twitch, Kick or six other platforms, a file, or a live channel to watch with the Studio plan.

    Up to 20 links in one batch, from Creator up

  2. 02

    See the cost

    ClipHeat reads the duration without downloading anything and shows the price. You pay for the minute of video, however many clips come out.

    1:02:00 of video

  3. 03

    Get the clips

    An hour of video takes about ten minutes. The clips arrive together once the generation is done: you can close the page.

    Kept for 7 days · to download or publish

The result

Finished clips, ready to go.

Everything is done at generation, and everything can be redone clip by clip at no extra cost.

Reframed on the speaker

The frame follows whoever is talking and switches when someone else speaks.

Three modes, clip by clip · in full frame, the bars take your color

Animated illustration: a wide shot of two people at a table. A vertical frame holds the man speaking, then glides to the woman when she starts talking; beside it, the resulting vertical clip. Videos only: a live stream is never reframed.

Word-by-word subtitles

Each word lights up as it is spoken. Correct the text line by line, translate it, or keep both languages.

Six styles · seventeen languages

Animated illustration: a vertical clip of a woman speaking into a microphone; her words appear at the bottom of the frame and light up one by one. Beside it, the six styles, which can be tried on the clip.

Publish without switching tabs

Right away, scheduled, or on your recurring slots. You pick the thumbnail, and the views come back to ClipHeat.

  • TikTok
  • Instagram Reels
  • YouTube Shorts

+ LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Threads, Bluesky · Creator: 1 account · Studio: 4 accounts

Animated illustration, in a ClipHeat tab: a clip, then TikTok, Instagram and YouTube ticked one after another; “Scheduled · Thu 6:00 PM”, then “Published”; finally the views and reactions coming back under the clip.

Picking the moments

Passages that stand on their own, about a minute long by default, scored from 1 to 100. On YouTube, the most replayed ones count too.

Brand template

Logo, banner, font, color grade: saved under a name and applied to every clip.

From the free plan

Watched live streams

Studio plan

A Twitch or Kick channel: clips while it streams. A YouTube channel: each of its new videos.

12 h at most per stream · start it before the stream, it waits · each clip waits for your go-ahead · billed per captured minute

Animated illustration, in a ClipHeat tab: a followed channel goes “Live”, capture moves forward in thirty-minute segments; at the end of each segment, a moment lights up and its clip arrives in Projects, marked “Automatic” and awaiting approval, the full frame, never reframed.

And clip by clip, in the editor

A generated clip isn’t set in stone. Whatever the generation decided, you can rework here, move by move, without leaving the timeline. The editor comes with Creator and Studio.

Cut

S splits at the playhead, Delete removes the passage, and the gap closes.

  • Frame-by-frame stepping, 2× playback
  • Remove silences and hesitations
  • Bad takes detected

Subtitles

Word by word, fixed in one click, translated under the original.

  • Eight languages, replace or bilingual
  • One color per speaker
  • Brand vocabulary

Translation: Creator and Studio

Styling

Logo, banner, color grade, intro and outro — and everything drags straight onto the preview.

  • Drag subtitles, hook and logo
  • Three suggested hooks
  • 10-second intro and outro

Intro, outro, hooks: Creator and Studio

Reframe

The tracked face, a fixed frame, or split screen — across the whole clip or section by section.

  • Split screen per section
  • Bars in your color
  • Your live channel’s layout

Post

“Apply” renders the clip; it goes out to eight networks, now or in your scheduled slots.

  • Your choice of thumbnail
  • Duplicate to test two versions
  • Nothing is billed twice
Short demo video in the ClipHeat editor: on the timeline, the cursor splits twice at the playhead (S key), deletes the passage between the two cuts and the gap closes; it turns on “Remove silences and hesitations”; in the Subtitles tool, it picks a Spanish translation then the bilingual display, and the translated line appears under the subtitle in the preview; it clicks “Apply”, the render runs again and the clip is updated.

Who it’s for

For people who talk at length.

One long source, clips that stand on their own. Four uses, and what ClipHeat does for each.

Podcasts

A one-hour episode becomes clips that stand on their own. The frame follows the speaker and switches when the other person answers.

  • Reframed on the speaker
  • Rewritten hook

Streamers and live shows

Give the channel: clips arrive during the stream. Or paste the replay once the stream is over.

  • Twitch · Kick · YouTube
  • 12 h at most
  • Studio plan

Interviews

A question and its full answer: the analysis keeps passages that make sense without the rest of the conversation.

  • Full answers
  • Scored 1 to 100

Courses and webinars

A class, a talk, a webinar: the passages that explain themselves. With slides, the “None” mode keeps the whole screen.

  • Whole slides
  • Seventeen languages

Questions

What people ask before trying.

Another question? The docs cover the rest, and so does the Discord.

Do I pay per clip or per video?

By the minute of video submitted. The number of clips produced does not change the amount, and a video is billed only once.

Does editing a clip cost anything?

No. Trim points, subtitles, hook, reframing, silence removal, downloads, publishing: everything is included. The free plan stops at three edits per generation.

How long do my clips stay?

Seven days, then automatic deletion along with the source files. Each project shows its deadline, in amber within 48 hours.

Do I need a credit card to try it?

No. The 30 free monthly credits are granted once your email address is confirmed.

Can subtitles be translated?

Yes. In the editor, subtitles can be translated into eight languages, instead of the original or bilingual, at no credit cost, in the Creator and Studio plans. Seventeen languages are recognized when transcribing, Arabic and Hebrew included, and detection is automatic.

Is a live stream reframed like a video?

No. A clip from a live stream keeps the full frame, between two black bars. Reframing on the speaker applies to videos.

How long does a live watch last?

12 hours of capture at most per stream, counted from when the channel goes live: started ahead of time, the watch waits for the stream to begin. Each captured segment is billed by the minute of video; the total depends on what the channel streams. Live watching is part of the Studio plan.

Try it on one of your videos.

30 free credits every month, no card. Enough for one or two whole videos before you decide anything.