... experiments we tried while building Clipto MCP ended up being way more fun than expected. We had indexed around 1,000 clips from Elon Musk interviews in Clipto. Instead of giving Claude a specific editing task, we basically asked: What would be something fun to make with all this footage? After analyzing what's been indexed, it came up with the idea of making a music video around Daft Punk s Around the World . The interesting part ... ... into transcripts, speakers, scenes, and precise timestamps. Through MCP, Claude could ask for specific moments across the entire library, decide which ones worked for the idea, and then assemble the result with FFmpeg. We didn t manually pick the clips

... find the moments worth editing. You can then continue the work in Premiere Pro by exporting a .prproj file. We re building it as an AI Creative Director not another tool that simply adds captions or generates random short clips. Why we started this Editing is not the first bottleneck in video production. Before an editor touches the timeline, someone has to watch the footage, understand the context, identify the important moments, decide what the content should become, and communicate ... ... What Someple does Upload a local video file or import content through a YouTube link. Someple then creates: A transcript and subtitle timeline A structured summary of the entire video Chapters and key topic breakdowns Highlight and short-form clip

... something fun to make with all this footage? Claude decided to turn Elon into a music video using Daft Punk s Around the World . It analyzed the song, asked Clipto for matching moments across the interviews, selected the clips, and assembled the video automatically with FFmpeg. Zero manual clip

... Most AI video products focus on the final output: generating clips, adding captions, or automating edits. With Someple, we re working on an earlier and less visible part of the workflow the decisions that happen before editing begins. Before someone can edit a long video, they usually need to: Understand what happened across the entire recording Find the moments that are actually worth using Organize the main topics and narrative Decide what kind of content can be created from ... ... from long-form footage Transcript Timeline lets users review the video through timestamped transcripts and subtitles AI Agent answers questions about the footage and finds relevant moments Highlight Discovery suggests sections that could work as highlights or short-form clips

... transcripts on-device (Whisper translate voice clone render). Optional Sarvam fallback only for Indian language pairs, if you configure it. - Video background removal per-frame matting with the result dropped in as a non-destructive alpha layer above your clip. Original stays untouched. - Auto B-roll from your own footage on-device CLIP

... cleanup. The idea is simple: creators can generate music from text, remove vocals from MP3s, and edit MIDI ideas without opening a full production setup. I m curious how people here currently handle audio for launch videos, demos, short clips, or prototypes. Do you usually use stock music, AI music tools, existing songs, or skip music entirely? Would love feedback on what slows you down most in that workflow ...

... could already analyze footage locally and distinguish what was happening in different clips but the asset library could still be full of names like IMG_4821, MERT8581, or butterfly_2. That felt wrong. If an AI video editor understands that one clip

... long enough that it's time to actually say hello properly. The problem I kept running into: I had hours of recorded content podcasts, webinars, YouTube videos and zero time to turn any of it into the short-form clips that actually grow an audience in 2025. Every tool I tried solved one piece of the puzzle but never the whole thing. So I built Skryber. Paste a YouTube URL (or upload a file), and in minutes ... ... clipped

... TikTok clips, 20k and 19.7k views. Signups from all that? Almost none. Some context: solo founder here, building a reminder app. For pre-launch marketing I went the TikTok route a short video series where my dog "programs" the app. When the clips

... everyone, Glideo 0.3.0 is out. It auto-updates in place, or grab it fresh at glideo.app . This release turns Glideo from a single-take recorder into a more robust multi-clip editor, while keeping the auto-zoom that does the editing for you. What's new: - Record more into one project. Re-record a video take onto any track, or narration onto any audio track, straight from that track's header. Each take counts in with ... ... countdown and starts right at the playhead, so it drops in exactly where you want it. - A real multi-clip

... with a shortcut, search instantly, preview what you copied, and paste it back without breaking your flow. With the iOS app, I wanted Cliptop to be useful on its own too, not just a remote viewer for your Mac clips. You can now: Sync saved clips

... hunters We just published a detailed breakdown on how ObjectRemover handles up to **50-second videos** efficiently: - Smart preprocessing that only processes the parts that need object removal - Natural language chat (no manual masking) - Intelligent switching for static vs dynamic backgrounds - Clean plates or ProRes alpha exports for Premiere / DaVinci / CapCut This makes longer clips

... perfect every time, but many results are good enough to be fun and shareable. Create a World Cup fan cam video Use the World Cup Fan Cam Video Generator if you want motion. The video tool is for short clips with stadium energy, crowd movement, lights, camera motion, and celebration. How to use it: Open the video generator. Pick a video-style example card. Generate from the example prompt. Adjust the scene if needed. Try different cards for different matchday ... ... moods. Use Face Swap if you want the clip

... Product Hunt! We just shipped Visual Search in OpenCut AI the privacy-first, open-source AI video editor. Ever scrubbed through 200 clips hunting for "that outdoor shot with someone talking"? Now you just type it. What it does - Search footage by meaning type "close-up face", "screen recording", "landscape" and instantly surface matching frames across your whole media bin. - Find similar clips

... audio file (MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG, or FLAC), describe the visual mood, and the Engine produces a 2K vertical video master. That file is sized for Spotify Canvas and also fits TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Spotify Clips one 9:16 master that covers every vertical surface. The credit model is flat. One Engine generation is 200 credits, regardless of track length. The live tier is Pilot at $30/month, which includes 750 credits enough for roughly three full ... ... video. Canvas needs only 3 to 8 seconds of it. Today, trimming and looping for Canvas is done in Studio our scene editor or in any video tool the artist already uses. We're working on a Canvas-specific clip

... each bad hire costs over 200k. must have problem for HR. three. the 92 percent of work that linkedin never covered. plumbers, nurses, electricians have never had a portable record. that is the most must have segment because the alternative is no record at all. when receipts replace resumes, all three solve at once. that is the wedge. @anna_ludwinowski   Comment from Giulianno Vollmer(@giulianno_v): For Lernex, the problem is not a shortage of explanations. It is that ... ... multitude_media): The problem we solve with Skryber is painfully specific: creators and brands sit on hours of long-form video that never gets repurposed because the process is too fragmented and time-consuming. You need one tool to clip

... engine to its limits specifically trying to generate long-form, 2-minute scripted videos. Watching where they succeed, and where they hit a concrete wall, taught me a lot about the massive gap between generating a cool 5-second clip and creating a cohesive story. If you are building in the AI video space, here are some realities our users faced before we automated the pipeline: The "Single Point of Failure" (APIs & Safety Filters) Generating a 2-minute story ... ... hours writing massive paragraphs of prompts just to keep a jacket the same color. We solved this by having our agent lock the physical constraints in the background before rendering anything. The Cost Wall Creating 24 consecutive AI video clips

... curiosity, energy, beat sync, face, emotion, virality) with trend tracking - YouTube chapters export, virality scoring, YouTube-to-Reels conversion Professional editing: - 20 transitions (all WebGL shaders), 12 effects, 22 filter presets - Multicam editing, speed ramping, crop & mask, compound clips - Audio effects chain (EQ, compressor, reverb, de-esser, limiter) - LUFS loudness normalization for YouTube/Spotify/podcasts - Beat detection with snap-to-beat - Batch export with 8 platform presets 30+ languages including 22 Indian languages via Sarvam AI unmatched by any competitor

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... Ayush, founder of Clipency - a performance-based viral content distribution platform built for the creator economy. The idea is simple: brands (music artists, producers, streamers, podcasters) connect with professional clippers who turn their content into short-form clips and distribute them across social platforms .pages earn per view. Brands pay per view. No upfront risk, no guessing just reach. We've got 700+ clippers onboard and have paid out $3,758+ so far. Still early, but the traction is real ...

... Remove all silences and filler words, then normalize audio for YouTube" - "Add cinematic color grading and auto-duck the background music under speech" How it works: 1. You describe your goal 2. The AI analyzes your current project (tracks, clips, transcript, duration) 3. It returns a multi-step editing plan with 19 possible action types 4. You review each step, then click Execute 5. Steps run sequentially with live progress cancel anytime We added 6 quick presets for common workflows ... ... next? Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9791296): Comment Deleted Comment from Wesley Arthur(@wesley_arthur): @humblefool60 Can the Co-Pilot actually handle complex edits like multi-track syncing, or is it mostly for quick social media clips

... Ayush Bera(@ayushbera): Hey Kaavya! Super relevant timing - I'm Ayush, building Clipency (performance-based short-form content distribution for creators and brands) and I've been thinking hard about how to get Clipency visible when someone searches "content clipping platform" or "pay per view content distribution" on ChatGPT or Perplexity. A few things I genuinely want to understand: Are blogs and written content still the primary fuel for GEO, or has that shifted? Like if someone asks ChatGPT "best ... ... platform for clipping

... Auto-Duck Automatically lowers background music when speech is detected. Configurable duck amount and fade curves. - AI Auto-Color Correction 8 one-click profiles: Vibrant Pop, Film Look, Warm Sunset, Cool Blue, and more. Batch apply to all clips. - AI Video-to-Shorts One click to auto-select the best clip

... Launching Clipo AI on Product Hunt tomorrow, May 6. The problem: creators record one great video, then spend hours cutting it into clips, posts, carousels, and thumbnails using 5-10 separate tools. Clipo replaces all of them. One upload 20 pieces of content in minutes. What's inside: 7 types of AI clip

... video content deep learning research with Sony Japan, then founding AI engineer at Vidyo.ai (now Quso.ai ). After working with hundreds of creators, I kept seeing the same problem: one great video recorded, then 6+ hours spent turning it into clips, posts, carousels, and thumbnails using 5-6 different tools. So I built Clipo one upload, 20 pieces of publish-ready content. Clips