Podcast to Shorts, Reels and TikTok
Clip Lab turns your episode’s camera and mic files into editor-grade clips for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, and the full YouTube episode, the same day. For about a tenth of what an editor costs.
Private: only the people a show’s team has added can sign in. Nothing to upload: Clip Lab reads each file from your Dropbox or Google Drive.
The 9:16 framing Clip Lab gives whoever is talking, shown on an AI-generated person.
People shown are AI-generated.
Not just auto-clipping
Clip Lab doesn’t cut clips by rule. AI reads each episode’s transcript with your show’s own profile, its DNA: what the show is, who it’s for, its hosts, its voice and its topics. Every pick and every post’s words start from it, and it gets more personal with every lesson you save.
Your show’s profile goes into everything the AI is asked, with the lessons you’ve saved, so the picks sound like your show and no one else’s.
From your feedback, the sound you choose and how your posts did, Clip Lab suggests lessons for your show. Save one, and every pick after it follows it.
Nothing it learns changes a thing until you save it, and each clip it proposes says why it was picked.
The intelligence layer
Ask about your episodes and clips in plain words, on any page. ask knows your show’s profile and what you’ve talked about before, and it acts through the same actions as the buttons, asking first before it makes or changes anything.
ask open on a clip’s page.
People shown are AI-generated.
Multi-camera podcast editing
Simple clip tools start from one finished video, so their camera switching is a crop of the wide shot. Clip Lab starts from each camera’s and mic’s own file, with the same multi-camera rules an editor uses, and nobody needed to run them.
Each camera and mic is read from its original file and lined up with the rest. Whoever is talking is on screen, from their own camera, framed on them in 9:16.
Every cut lands on its frame and moves to the quietest point near it, the sound crossfaded.
Clips play at the rate your cameras recorded. Film-rate 23.976 footage plays at exactly 24, every frame kept.
No picture is enlarged past what a 1080p camera needs to fill a vertical frame, 1.78 times, and nothing is artificially sharpened.
How it works
No timeline to learn. Every page has one obvious next step, made for someone who isn’t an editor.
Choose the episode’s folder in Dropbox or Google Drive. Clip Lab transcribes it and lines every camera up with the mics.
Clip Lab proposes clips from the transcript in the lengths you ask for, starting with the moments you remember. Each says why it was picked, and you decide.
People shown are AI-generated.
Captions, cover, text on screen, sound and each app’s words are ready when you open a clip. Post it now, schedule it or download it.
People shown are AI-generated.
Post, plan and learn
Schedule a week of clips across your apps in one place, then see what worked, and let Clip Lab learn from it.
On the calendar, Fill this week puts each ready clip at a strong time on a day with nothing planned, and the calendar marks each app’s best hours from your own results. Instagram and YouTube post themselves; TikTok gets each clip in your drafts, to finish there.
Clip Lab reads each post’s views, watch time, shares, saves and comments from the app it went to. Home shows your week’s views, likes, comments, shares and saves. Once your show has ten posted clips, those seen often enough are weighed a week after they went out.
It sets each clip against your show’s own middle and suggests picking more of what held viewers best, showing the posts behind each suggestion. Save it, and every pick after follows it.
People shown are AI-generated.
The figures are a test show’s.
People shown are AI-generated.
What you get
Every kept clip is made for you, ready to post:
ComingMusic from your show’s own music library account.
The whole episode, cut from every camera at 16:9, with its title, description, chapters and three thumbnails, posted or scheduled to YouTube. Turn on the teaser to open it with about a minute of its best moments.
People shown are AI-generated.
Same day
Same day, consistent, and about a tenth of what an editor costs. Simple tools are easy to run but crop one video; Clip Lab is as simple to run, and built from every camera’s and mic’s own file by an editor’s rules.
Plans
One price a month for your show’s episodes. Every plan makes clips and the full YouTube episode.
$0
One episode, to try it
$49
A month
$99
A month
$249
A month
from $799
A month
Music: each show brings its own, the tracks it holds the license for. Coming Your show’s own music library account.
Good to know
No. Clip Lab reads each camera’s and mic’s file from your Dropbox or Google Drive folder, and holds a copy only while it works on the episode.
Your cameras’ and mics’ own files, in one folder. With cameras alone, their own sound stands in.
Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, plus the full episode for YouTube. Post or schedule to Instagram and YouTube; TikTok gets the clip in your drafts, to finish there. Every clip also downloads with each app’s words.
No. There’s no timeline. You keep, skip or trim the clips Clip Lab proposes, and every page has one obvious next step.
Each show brings its own: add the tracks your show holds the license for, and Clip Lab picks from them. Connecting your show’s own music library account is coming.
One episode and five clips. A small “Made with Clip Lab” mark on each clip is coming.
Clip Lab is private. Only the people a show’s team has added can sign in.