One episode. Many clips.
The moments that make people search for your podcast are already in the episode. PodHood finds them and turns them into clips in the right format for every platform.
Repurpose without the busywork
Because we already understand the episode — its key moments, speakers, and topics — clipping isn’t a separate manual pass. It falls out of the graph.
Key-moment clips
The same key moments that make an episode citable are the ones worth clipping. We surface them automatically.
Platform-ready formats
Clips rendered in the right aspect and length for each destination, with captions baked in.
Feed discovery
Every clip points back to the full, searchable episode — turning a scroll into a listen.
Built on the Brief
No re-uploading, no separate tool. Clipping draws on the structure PodHood already built for your catalog.
How do clips help a podcast grow?
Short-form feeds are where new listeners actually are. A clip is the moment of an episode that can travel — it meets people in the scroll and points them back to the full conversation.
The effect compounds with consistency: every episode carries a handful of clippable moments, and a catalog that ships them steadily keeps feeding discovery long after the episode aired.
How does PodHood know what to clip?
It has already read the episode. Indexing surfaces each episode’s key moments — the claims, definitions, and turns worth quoting — and those same moments are the ones worth clipping.
So clipping isn’t a separate manual pass over a waveform. It draws on the structure the Brief already holds: what was said, by whom, and exactly where it starts and ends.
What formats do clips come in?
Platform-ready ones, with captions baked in. AI clips are coming soon: vertical (9:16) for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok on Pro, and every platform format on Studio.
Captions are burned into the video itself, so clips hold attention in muted autoplay feeds. AI clips are usage-based and coming soon.
Distribution is discovery. A clip is just your most citable moment, meeting the audience where they already are.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to re-upload my audio or video?
- No. Clips are rendered from episodes PodHood has already indexed — the same sync that powers your Library powers clipping.
- Can I clip episodes from a YouTube channel?
- Yes. Clips render from any indexed episode — YouTube-sourced or RSS — so a long-form YouTube conversation turns into Shorts-ready vertical cuts without re-uploading anything.
- Are captions included?
- Yes. The clip renderer burns captions into the video itself — 15 animated styles across five visual layouts — so clips stay watchable with the sound off, where most feed viewing happens. Captions handle any language, including CJK scripts and emoji.
- Which formats and platforms are supported?
- Coming soon: vertical (9:16) clips for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok on Pro, and every platform format — 9:16, 1:1, 16:9 — on Studio.
- What do clips cost?
- AI clips are a usage-based add-on, coming soon — separate from your indexing credits. Plan details are on the pricing page.
- How do clips bring listeners back to the show?
- Every clip is cut from a moment that lives on your searchable Library, so it points back to the full episode at the exact timestamp — the path from a 40-second clip to a full listen is built in.
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