The clipper turns one long video into a batch of shorts. Scenelit transcribes it, picks the moments most likely to land as standalone clips, cuts them to vertical, and adds synced karaoke-style captions — so a single upload becomes a week of posts.
It reads the whole video first
Scenelit transcribes your upload so it knows exactly what is said and when. That transcript is what lets it find self-contained moments — a strong point, a story, a punchline — instead of cutting on fixed timestamps.
It picks the clips worth posting
Not every minute of a long video makes a good short. Scenelit ranks the moments and pulls the ones most likely to hold attention on their own, so you get clips that already have a hook rather than random slices.
Captioned and ready to go
Each clip is reframed vertical and captioned with synced, karaoke-style text, so it plays well on Shorts, Reels, and TikTok with the sound off. From there you can publish or schedule it like any other Scenelit video.
Frequently asked questions
It transcribes the whole video, then ranks the moments and pulls the ones most likely to work as standalone shorts — a strong point, a story, or a punchline — rather than cutting on fixed timestamps.
Yes. Each clip is reframed to vertical and gets synced, karaoke-style captions, so it plays well with the sound off on Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.
It depends on the video, but the clipper is built to pull several standalone clips from a single upload, so one long video can become a week of posts.
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Upload a long video and get a batch of captioned shorts ready to post.